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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9645, 11 March 1893, Page 4

Dr. De Laval s CREAM SEPARATORS BOTH ALPHA and ordinary patents still lead, others follow. They ore tho simplest, cheapest, and best obtainable ; leas power, lobb Bpeed, and greater skimming capacity than any other, beparatin? from VI eullons to 320 gallons an hour. Over 34,000 ia ÜBe. They are iilbo the largtßt priz i lakore, 225 first prizes bavin? boen awardei them in various parts of the world. Thteo maobinoa gained the Highest Awards given by the Royal Agricultural Society at Donca'ter Show, viz., a Silver Medal, no gold medal being given by the Society. Do Lival's uiaohinca wore also awarded at the sanre Show throe money prizes, two £20 each, one £5, thus beating all their competitors, Ab the demand for tbeße world-famed Beparatorß baß exceeded our expectation^ to save disappointment intending purchasers should oend in thair ordeip withoat delay. Every information ne to prices of Sepaiators, Kngineß and Boilers, Wctir wheels, Horee power, (Jhurne, Bulter Workers, and other Dairy appliances can be obtained from Mason, Struthers, & Co., Sole Agtntß for Now Zealand, or the N.P. Co-operative Society, Agents for Tnntnitßi. t HRISTMA . / V HRIBTMA ) UIFrC?« New Year Presents ! if ALL AT COST PRIOR. T- H- KEE?ING» Devon-street {Next Honnor ds Clark's Coach Factory). LATEST styles in Brooches, Rings, Watt bee, Cbainß, Earrir gs, Necklets, Baagles, cheap Accordeons, &c, &o. Dont Foiget when purchasing for Xma\ T. H. KEESING, Jeweller, DevouBtrtjet The Best Remedy foe Indigkstion.— Norton's Camomile as a Pills aro confidently Recommended as a Simple Remedy for Indigestion, which is the cause ot nearly&ll the diseaßCß which wo are subject, Nohton's Pillb, with justico called the Natural Strengthener of tho Human Stomach," act as a powerful tonic and gentle aperient, are mild in their operation, and safe under any circumstances. Sold on bottle, at Is l£d, 2b 9d, 11b, by al Medicine venders throughout the World. Hoticefo whom it may concern, and that is every householder, or those who intend to be in Taranaki. P. R; Carthew's Furnishing Warehouse To the fore once more. JUST AURIVED (ex s s.Duke of Devonshire & s.s. Mamari,)— A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF 40 o ver cL 0eI ty 40 B Con8 oo BfUngßedsteads,8 f Ungßedsteads, Cots, Furniture, Crockery, FloorclotliSj Linoleums, &c, &o. B:DSTEADS^The best assortment in Taranaki, from kss upwards— Pull size and no rubbish. ' r**f\ r ] 'C—Alineof Cole 10<s6Uacb; V^vy x O under wbolesVo cost in Now Zealand. } Gipsy Tables 5a cA worih Carpet Square 3, from fis 6d each, fciuch value never seou before. i —» k Hearthrugs Linoleums Floorcloths - IS"All at reduced pr'oei for 14 days. > Crockery : Over 200 sets oi Ju^s from 2s the set, worth .00 per cent more. J3argaiL's whioh can seldom be met with Teapots from lud each— n&ver seen at the price iv Taranaki, withia 25 per cent. Toiler vbout u>o irotßirotß lonet oecs fro,n7B 6J. 5 Under lohileta'e pice. GLASSWARE, JUG^ • Glass Baskets, Sugars, etc, — .Ail under wholesale prices. Now is the time to sivo money while yoi have tho chancp 1 lor 14 da; s b., calling at ■ P. E. Oarthew's (Lulu Din;: le & Copi-) Furnishing Warehouse, Devou.strcet, NEW PLYMOUTH, FOR BALE. fTIHAT deairublepiopurty in Gill-stroot, I now in tny voccupation. Ueßidence Sited with every convenience; water and on; stables ani other outhouses. PoßßCßßion given oarly in December. Price hw. b 24" JAMEB C GEORGE