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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18248, 5 August 1921, Page 10

ALFA-LAVAL CREAM vT /k SEPARATOR WILL LAST A UFE ™ E MANY ALFA-LAVAL Cream Separators have been in conI ( tinuous service for twenty and 9g3 I even twenty-five years. V'j /h Alfa-Laval durability is due to llk j " ~ i f / simplicity of construction, low It i|Ej fl bowl speed, high-grade materiI: fflSd&'iKj f|K als, and careful workmanship. 1 : l/S Every bearing surface of the e—machine is oiled from one oil ’? CU P- This insures correct ]ub- ' - ideation, lessens wear on parts. ~ ~ I and makes the Alfa-Laval easier mr* 10 turn. J) SOONER OR LATER YOE WILL BUY AN ALFA-LAVAL Booklet Gladly Mailed for the Asking. AGENTS:

WANGANUU AND RANGITIKEI ST., PALMERSTON NORTH First-Class Hairy Farm WANGANUI DISTRICT. 125 ACRES FREEHOLD. — Close to Railway Station, Factory, Store, School, and Post Office. Well subdivided into 5 well-watered paddocks by 8-wire fences In excellent condition. All in English grass except 3 acres of mangolds. Plenty of winter feed. All ploughable. Situated on main Wanganui-New Plymouth Road. Beautiful 7-roomed ' residence, hot and cold water, bathroom, wash-house, separator room, good cowshed, yards, etc. Telephone. Will milk 50 cows besides carrying neces’sajy dry stock. PRICE: £B5 per Acre, with £2OOO cash. Balance at 6 per cent. For further particulars apply to — THE SOLE AGENTS: LONDON& co. HOUSE, LAND, AND EbIATE AGENTS, Opposite Post Office, WANGANUI.

- SEPARATORS TITAN AND VEGA nBR| ’’’&• ’ Milking Machine: — FLETCHER » "VVI : Engine:— ANDERSON or WOLSELEY Pump: — BOOTH-MACDONALD Hot Water:— THE CHALLENGE Service. «K Result: —The Best Equipped Dairy Shed in New Zealand. General Machinery Goy. (Late MILLWARD & LANGRIDGE) f p.o. Box 293. ’Phone 1653. WANGANUI.

WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. ITO. TOP DRESSING AND OTHER MANURES. Our Brand “CHALLENGE” is well known to be never put on an article of inferior Quality. We claim to have the best grinding plant in New Le*land. With our new mill we can grind phosphate to a fineness not yet approached by any of our competitors. Fine grinding means that a much greater percentage of the phosphate becomes immediately available than is generally the case. FARMERS NOTE THIS: We deliver at your nearest railway station in this district at the following prices, subject to a discount of 2J per cent, for prompt cash: Per ton. "Challenge” Manure for oats, barley, wheat . . .. .. £lO 7 6 “Challenge” Orchard Manure . .. .. ■ • ■ • £ll 0 0 "Challenge” Raw Phosphate 60%, for Top Dressing . . . £9 10 0 “Cha’lenge” Raw Phosphate with Super (fine grain manure) £lO 0 0 “Challenge” Phosphate 50%, for Top Dressing .. .. £8 5 0 “Challenge” Phosphate 50%, with Super, for Root Crops, etc £9 0 0 These grounu Phosphate Manures are proving themselves better that Basic Slag for all purposes, and we recommend farmers to give them a trial. ONCE USED ALWAYS USED. The above Prices are for lots of 30cwts. and over. As all the Stock is held at our Auckland Works, Orders should be lent in early to ensure Prompt Delivery. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. WOOLBROKER-S SEED, GRAIN, PRODUCE, AND GENERAL AGENTS STOCK AND LAND AGENTS. J. S. HARRISON, Manager

KEEP OUT THE WET! O. EIDE & SON SAIL, TENT, & COVER MAKERS Have Removed to Spacious New. Premises in VICTORIA AVENUE (Upstairs), Entrance by Staircase next Craig and Co., Ltd. HORSE AND COW’ COVERS AT UNHEARD OF PRICES. They Manufacture —Tents and Flys, Waggo- and Stack Covers, Waterproof Coats, Motor Coats, and Leggings, Window and Verandah Blinds, Dungarees, Overalls, Shirts, Etc., Motor Hoods, Envelopes, Wheel Covers. 'Phone 1712. Thames Walley 10l ACRES — Situated 3 miles from TE AROHA; milking 48 cows • ind carrying young r.tce’x and horses. New 6-roomed House; concrete cowshed, with mac'-me-: concrete yard, piggeries, stable, implement shed. Mostly rich, ara'—ed swamp country, all been stumped, and mostly 411 been ploughed, is a choice little farm, handily situated on a metalled road Price < £65 per acre. Terms £lOOO cash; balance may remain tor a term er years at current rates of interest. NORMAN H. ASHTON. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. TR AROHA. ,

1 ] Since the introduction of Fairy r I Wonder Dry Soap on the market it I has done quite a lot towards ameliort ating the "help” problem by making - things so much easier on washing r days A judicious use of this mar- - veilous washing powder positively 3 cuts washing day in half. Ask your 1 friends about it, AU grocers stock ’. it.

“Fairy 'Wonder” Dry Soap should be in every home. A small quantity of this wonderful compound soaked with the soiled clothes over night saves rubbing and boiling on washing day. Buy a packet from your grocer and see how quickly it looser:: the dirt. It also keeps the hands soft and smooth. To be had at all grocers.