Land arid Produce. G. A. PREBCB & CO., LAND AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORTH; <df\f\f\ ACRES, very rich land, es- . jml\J\J\J pecially suited for. fattening purposes and growing root crops, 200 acres ' at present in rape and turnips, fenced, 17 paddocks, well watered. An ideal gentleman's residence, with every "convenience. Also 6-roomed house, woolshed and outbuild;- ' ings, and yards of every description. Good plantations for shelter, also orchard and garden. Situated .very ' handy to school, creamery and railway station, etc. Price £10 per acre. Terms arranged. ' 4164 aOOD HOTEL, house contains about 40 rooms. Lease ten years at low rental. Splendid trade done. Price of goodwill and furniture, £4500. Apply at once for full particulars to G. A. PREECE & CO. M W. COOPER AND NEPHEWS , SHEEP SHEAEING MACHINERY. . . WE are now installing a number of sheds. 232 sheep were recently shorn in one day, in this district, with a Cooper Machine. The entire cost of outfit in many sheds will be repaid by the extra wool saved the first season. Don't lose sight of the fact that the Cooper Machines have fewer parts and never heat. They have steel cores, winch don't wear out, and they are driven by a Fail-banks Morse engine, which is the most reliable of any. A full stock of parts always kept at our show rooms. DONALD AND SONS, Perry-street, Masterton. IMPERIAL CALF FOOD. CAN BE USED WITH EITHER SKIM M OR SEPARATED MILK, WHEY, OR WATER ALONE. ANALYSIS CALF FOOD s { Water ... 1375 Albumenoids 14"46 Fat ' ... 5-90 Carbohydrates 6174 Fibre T9O Ash 2-25 100 A NALYST'S REPORT: " This sample J\. contains considerable proportions of Proteids and Fat, which will make it valuable as a Calf Food. This value is increased by the variety of different Grains (Peas, Wheat, Barley, etc.), used in its manufacture. —(Signed) J. S. Maclaurix, D.Sc, F.C.S., Government Analyst." Upon this analysis IMPERIAL CALF FOOD is the richest food on the market, and therefore the Most Economical and the Cheapest. It contains more Fat than full milk. Wholesale Agents: F. POWNALL, Wellington. A. BUCHANAN, Palmerston N. LANGDOWN & SON, _ M CHRISTCHURCH. f^f JAMES EWART, Stock, Land} and General Commission Agent, Queen-street, - Masterton. Offices : Opposite J. L. Murray's. PIKENIX ASSURANCE CO., LTD. A NEW INDUSTRY. THE CEMENT PIPE CO. "WyITISH to notify the public that they v V are now manufacturing Patent "Kießberg" Cement Pisses . . . at their New Factory, near the Railway Station, MASTERTON. IMPROVED SEAVAGE & CULA 7 ERT A PIPES. w Full particulars and price list on application. THOS. EVANS, Manager. THE CEMENT PIPE CO. . 8 GLADSTONE-MASTERTON DAILY. "PASSENGER AND PARCEL SERVICE. Parcels for HOMBBUSH, TE WHITI, GLADSTONE Left at WAIRARAPA DAILY TIMES Office before 3 p.m. will be forwarded same afternoon. Leaving Gladstone Hotel 9 a.m. 'each day. Leaving Masterton (Miller's Stables) 3 p.m. FARES: y "^' Single 2s, Return 3s. CHEAP PARCEL TARIFF. GEO. H. GOODALL Proprietor, Gladstone. ]yEW SONGS JUST AEEIVEDr " THE SEA GYPSY " (Willeby) ; |^ "SWEET OF THE YEAR" (Willeby) VT 'V. " CROSSING THE BAR " (Willeby) "RAIN AND ROSES" (Hawley) " LOVE'S ENTREATY " (Hawley) "MY LADY'S GARDEN " (D'Hardelot " ONLY BUBBLES " (Behrend). JAS. CANDY, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. i>\. '-
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8098, 24 March 1905, Page 8
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