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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 12003, 22 October 1906, Page 8

For lalt of lo Lit FOR SALE.— 6-roomed House, Keith Street; bathroom, wash-house, copper and tube ; gas and water laid on ; garden and fruit trees. Price low. Owner leaving town. — Write " Freehold," care of Herald. FOR LEASE or SALE— One of the Best Hotels on the Coast, situated at Foxton, known as Whyte's Hotel. Particulars can be obtained from EASTON AND AUSTIN, Foxton. TO LET. A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE (corner Wieksteed aud Liverpool Streets), bathroom, scullery, and all conveniences; hot and cold water laid on; also splendid conservatory. Quarter-acre section.— Apply to Mr. J. C. Richardson, Avenue. | OHAKTJNE ON THE MAIN TRUNK LINE. Q1 (* ACRES, within 2 miles of Oha-evJ-U kune, on the main road. 85 acres in grass, "balance bu&h. Improvements consist of G-roomed house, loose-boxes, buggy shed, dairy, cow house, etc. The land is i.ll flat and undulating, and will carry 35 cows. The bush is exceptionally fine milling timber, and an offer has been received to take the cutting rights over it at .£lO per acre, and cut it out within 5 years. Title, L.I.P. Residential clause now fulfilled. Price and further particulars on application to the Sole Agents, (No. 324,. FAIRBUKN AND SILK RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. "CROWN" SEPARATORS. WE would point out that there id an immense advantage in your having a small Hand Separator. Notwithstanding the prejudice which olten exists against the use of a good Separator, we have not heard of a single instance where a Separator has been abandoned after a fair trial. There is no waiting lor the cream to rise, and consequently not the least possibility of decompoaitiou setting in even in the hottest weather. The tedious process of skimming is avoided, and instead of rows of pans to be constantly scalded, all the cream can be held in" one receptacle. The separated milk never need reach your dairy at all, but goes straight into use, either at the homestead, or it may be given to calves in a perfectly sweet, wholesome and digestible .condition. Thus the whole of the milk —minus the fat— is retained ior the benefit of the farmer and vie farm, whereas if it is cent to the- factory, you are not sure that you are getting your own skim milk back again. It may be the milk from the cows of someone who has not | looked after his cows in^the same way as you have. Kxpwienee has shown that the Separator will produte — or to put in another way, will save from the whole milk — one-third more cream from a given quantity of milk than can be saved in the ordinary v/ay of skimming, co that the cost of a machine is quickly saved, and in the croam alone there is a profitable and saleable commodity, when it is not required for hntter-inaking or table use. ' AVhen purchasing, n Separator, call on the Agents of the "Crown," who guarantee their Separator to possess all the qualities necessary to produce the best results in a higher degree than any other Separator. NEW ZEALAND TbAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. TAUPO QUAY^ WANGANUI. The Princess of Wails ! THIS is no idle title, and is given in toto to that horrible daily exclamation expressed by a lady who is troubled with a Coal Range. Why a lady continues to suffer, we cannot tell, when by her own choice, at scarcely any expense, she could always display The Princess of Smiles by using GAS instead of Coal for Cooking. Sir William Siemens, F.R.S., says: "I hold that it is almost barbarous to use raw coal for any purpose." While a celebrated man of science can speak like this, it is for us to admit, that any addition we might make would pale in significance. Buy a GAS COOKER for 10s cask aud 2s 6d per month, at a price which is a little advance only on landed cost. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS in Gas Cooking will be given from time to time, as will be advertised, at the Gas Offices, Ridgway Street. Our Show Rooms should be visited by all present or intending Gas Consumers. The extent and variety of Fittings, Globes, etc., surprises all who inspect. We do all kinds of Gas Fitting, and are pleased to give advice Free. JAMES PALMER, STATIONER, NEWSAGENT and FANCY GOODS IMPORTER, COHEN'S BUILDINGS, WAVERLEY, HAS an UP-TO-DATE STOCK of all the LATEST BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, Post Cards, and Post Card Albums, etc. The leading Weekly Papers, including the Auckland Weekly News, Christchurch Press, N.Z. Graphic, and Canterbury Times, arrive every week. Wanganui Daily Papers arriVe morning and afternoon. Agent for Waug—ni Herald.