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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 23 September 1913, Page 5

A "PUMP SEPARATOR IS THE BEGINNING OP A LARGER BANKING ACCOUNT. Ono of the greatest aids in raising the percentage and profits on the farm, is to cut the cost of production. Had we still recourse to the old hand-skimming method of winning the cream with a perforated scoop—dairy farming would not be worth "powder and shot." Thanks to a generation of progress—and principally to the ingenious invention known as the Pump Separator—dairy farming is a more profitable game than ever. The wonderfully clean skimming of the "Pump" is a real "cost of production reducer." The official test shows only 0.02 per cent of fat left in the skim milk—truly a great performance I Thus you will see that from extra butter-fat alone, the "Pump" is a profit winner far above the average. A "Pump" Separator is yours ? Mr Farmer, at a saving of pounds in money; while it will make additional profits, at less cost and with great or effiVi eitey: Write for particulars of our Frua Trial offer. The* 1 "Pump" Sepa-ra'-.>r No. 13—capacity 33 galls per ho f. Caeh price, £l3 10s. Terms, £ 3 10s. Joseph Nathan and Co.. *. ~ Queenptreet Palmerstou

CKIPPLED WITH RHEUMATISM. "I was crippled with rheumatism, and could not get about at all," writes Mr Charles Lincoln, Richmond Tas. "After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm a few times all pain was gone, and I now feel quite well. I am 52 years of age, and am earning my living as a general labourer." Sold by all chemsts and storekeepers.* A Tanranga telegram reports that an old resident, Captain William Williams, aged 77, died on Friday afternoon. Deceased ran a trading cutter between Auckland and Tauranga at the timo of the Maori war. No need to worry over those Customs entries until your brains are fogged. Pass them along to Messrs J. J. Curtis and Co., Ltd.—they are experts at the game. There'* no time to be lost (and time is money to you) when your entries are passed by Messrß J. J. Curtis and Co.. Ltd., Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Their charges, too, are very mode-