Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 2 June 1934, Page 12

1 (D— 7 tJ'O ACRES, carrying 24 head cattle. * & Price £650 with £lOO down, balance long term. One mile from factory, one-quarter mile from school, on metal road. Level land, 12 acres grassed, balanced stumped. This is good soil, about 2 miles from mountain reserve, watered by stream and fenced into 6 paddocks. (2)— 1 ACRES, Education Reserve. Rent AeFV goo p e) _ annlxm- Two-roomed lined lean-to with brick chimney and range. Cowshed with concrete floor and separator room. Seven paddocks. Two miles from school and factory, together with 30 cows, 10 calves. Goodwill of lease and stock £9OO, with £5OO down. Good land, but part of it is rolling hills, capable of great improvement. W. H. H. YOUNG, BROADWAY BLDGS., STRATFORD. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. ’ A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 16 words 1/-; three consecutive insertions 2/6.

A GREAT _ SUCCESS Simple—yet practicable. | This illustration shows how simple yet practicable is the new patent- I ed device for preventing milk find- V j | ing its way back through the pipes f to the vacuum tank. The baffle (rat 8 plate divides the front portion of H 8 the releasor* into two equal parts 1 B and definitely prevents any milk . t| being drawn back-'through the p vacuum pipe. L A “KING” PRODUCT AND ONLY FOUND ON THE “KING” MILKER. . POINTS IN ITS FAVOUR—CLEANLINESS, ACCESSIBILITY, HYGIENIC. THIS IS BUT ONE OF THE MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES OF THE “KING” MILKER. * FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM— Newton King Ltd. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ALL BRANCHES.