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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1935, Page 24 (Supplement)

ray new Lister jpii for itself in season Says Mr. S. Ferguson, \ Te Matchai tf|H €©•’ < 44^ s ' ,et \ 1 Bl; a sat# tUe M Ct KttSl farm atulherd W f <VyC c% .rt .. tU© 1 of the factors that make • ill iq r AW, \ llis « x P ericnce is a ? elfe " .c A® y • opener . . . an actual increase Ao X H/of nearly two thousand pounds yA V® 1 fn of butter fat the year ho A changed to Lister! W % LISTER DO THIS FOR YOU \f\ ® .. The issue is clear enough ... if you are using an old W J separator much of your profit is probably being lost f through your skim milk spout. Invest in. a new Lister and tlie Unproved returns Yvill repay the purchase / * price and give you every chance of cashing in on your hard work. Make farming pay with a Still the ONLY Separator with STAYBRITE rwljA Stainless Steel JgF Mr Bowl. Discs and Distributor RUSTLESS...NON TARNISHING ... EASY TO w*b9I*BW W9 CLEAN AS GLASS.. PRAC- A W.f ."QI!-!™! TICALLY EVERLASTING. W “T" SEPARATOR USTER TARA '""" , l^S' , LTD., P.O. Box 145, New Plymouth. | A Box U 145,’ New Plymouth. Please adv “ e m P w Jat a U?y a "' e i Sub-Agent: W. W. Thomson Separator ff I sWd . “Xm’ 1 ißstaUts I would require to pay ? | Stratford. 1 Name... _ . Address ! — — 188 i»j..nu.i.it*WMW4lATW4.M.J<»*lU44<l4W*>

k- ' The IDEAL Harrows have ’ '’ ’ ‘ renewable steel teeth. T ll c “ Douglas ” ’ ■' : Chain docs not wear out at corners; will last 6 M times as long as ’’l eS/ the ordinary chain. . The “ IDEAL ” Harrows f f The type you. will eventually buy. Copied but never equalled. (rp' Made in various sizes. jL ' JaL JL A A I - • I lOi roMtgOgMß. I X X A The “FEDERAL” Topdresser fjAA This is not an experiment, it is a proven machine made of the aS. best British material by New Zealand labour, lhe lightest draught of any machine of its size., Many hundreds sold in . Taranaki. Illustrating Douglas Cham. M J HOOPER & Co., Ltd. Auckland’ Taranaki Agents: FARMERS CO-OP Org. Scy. Ltd. All Branches

DO YOU WANT PROOF?—WeII, Read This. G. TH-sq,, Pai*k Rond, Carterton, Morton Road, Carterton. July 30, 1934. Dear Sir, Please reserve for me and notify when available, 500 of your September day-old chicks. I wish to express my full satisfaction with those previously supplied. Last year’s day-olds are, of course, in full lay, and will, I believe, exceed the average of the previous year’s pullets, of which it gives me great pleasure to state the following—Of the 200 chicks supplied 103 were pullets (I lost six by carelessness); of the remaining 97 an accurate record was kept. Without culling they laid 22,509 eggs during the twelve months, an average of 232 per bird. Each bird showed a profit of.ll/2J over food costs during that period. Your day-olds have my recommendation anywhere, and you are at liberty to make whatever use you wish of this unsolicited testimonial. —Yours faithfully, ... W. F. CODDE. W.L. Day-old Chicks £3/10/- per 100. Day-old Ducklings, £4 per 100. Hatching Eggs, 25/- per 100. Book Orders now for Chicks, Eggs, Pullets, Ducklings. 8-weeks-old Pullets, 4/- each. Freight Extra. GEORGE WARING, Moreton Rd., Carterton. ’Phone 280W.