I « MS® m&pi* r| NHE WAIKATO HOUNDb will JL meet as follows during the month of May;— June—lOtfn—Hautapu School 14th,—Whatawhata 17th.—Bardowie, Cambridge 20th. —Morrinsville 22nd.—Matamata 24th.—Pickering's Corner, wGoulburn” 28th.—Eureka R. W. HUNTER. Secretary. E, R. DAY’S LAND, ESTATE AND REGISTRY OFFICE, Cambridge, next'to Nixon’s, Jeweller. WANTED —Tenders for cutting 20 acres titree; particulars at this office. Wanted—Herd of 30 or 40 cows, for family of 3 milkers. Wanted—Housemaid and Waitress, good Cook, a~d Generals, for Cambridge and Hamilton; highest wages and fare paid. Positions wanted for 2 or 3 young men as experienced farm hands; good ploughmen, etc. Also for butchery business. Fencing work for best man in Waikato. | Wanted—Everybody to insure their lives with Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Co.—the Strongest in A us l tralia. Apply to E. R. DAY, CHIEF AGENT. , GOOD news travels fast! The reason why the virtues of NAZOLi have travelled so far and eo rapidly is because it possesses real solid merit. So many have ured it and been benefited and cured. If you have a cold, cough, bronchitis, or cold in the head, try it. Sold everywhere—ls fid battle of CO doses. GANE MILKING MACHINE Matapu,,January 14th, 1911. Mr H. R. JENKINS, Sir,—l have much pleasure in stating that the GANE Three-Cow Milking Machine, with tr.e Releaaer, you installed for me last September is working very satisfactorily. Two hands can milk my 73 cows in 1$ hours. I have milked them myself on several occasions, and given my man a day off. The pulsator is a marvel,, being so simple and reliable; the cups are good and do not hurt the teats in any way and milk out much cleaner than the other cups I have used. 1 With regard to the Releaser, I was doubtful at. first about- the cleaning* but I am thankful to say my doubts have vanished after using it I consider I could milk 120 cows with your machine with one man less over the other machines I was using. I have had no complaints about the milk—in fact, the manager sajs it is a good article, which speaks for itself. There is considerably less washing up than when 1 used a Bucket Plant of another make. Wishing you all success, Vours faithfully, (Signed) W. T. DALE. Waikato Representative— W. G. FOUNTAIN, Hamilton. KEEP 1 OUR FLUE CLEAN. IT COSTS you only a shilling or two to keep your chimneys clean, and it is ever so much more satisfactory to have it so. lam a specialist in chimney cleaning, and would appreciate your order. Orders may be left at Mrs Leslie’s. F. A. WILKINSON, Cambridge. A r safe. *■ . os 's* / KNOW THAT IT’S ALL IN THE SEEfc NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT Swekt Peas— The flower of the year. Best varieties. Collections from 2s fid to £2 2s. Flowering Bulbs— Special value. Collections from 2s fid to £5 ss. Bedding Plants— A speciality. Everything for Garden and Farm. Write for Catalogue. Write for Hints on Culture. GILBERT J. MACKAY.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XII, Issue 1020, 3 June 1911, Page 6
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