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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXIII, Issue 4052, 29 July 1907, Page 4

Ah a milk supplier, tho Maori is a ( 'decided success, remarked Mr T. L. J oil, tho well-known dairy factory proprietor of Okiawa, the other day. If tho native lands were onJy individualised, said Mr Joll, tho Maoris would go in largely for milking. | Many of them are keen on taking ; up dairying, and are ready to adopt improved methods. There is much c»f the- child in their natures, and they are itivariahl.v obedient to tho factory and creamery managers. Certainly, in Mr J oil's experience, they are more amenable to discipline than tho whito supplier. Milking suits tho Maori, as it is a light occupation, and then they are naturally early risers. Native suppliers always delivor their milk to the creameries before tho Europeans. Mr Joll states that the Maori does not trust : to luck in regard to the provision of i'ood for stock any more than the | "jSuropean. Ho stores winter food, a.nd generally takes art interest in his stock. This hears out the experience in the case of one factory at least in tho Manawatu district, where natives are most satisfactory suppliers. [f v 11 -'x'n'd contract a cW «p* rid of it as a« quickl- !■• 1 , ' r»v«--\ co'd we-.k»i.s th« hin.'P*, luwers ihe ir...tity and paves the W£>y lor jnoro weriona j is a preparation that can always (be depended upon and not oaily curesr tho cold bat counteracts any tendency towards pnenrao'ia. For ?al<» by all chemists and Btofkeecerf. Did you ever stop to think .ihnt Chan.be loin's Pain B*lm is &g«n«r»l f-anilv liniment, gaoA l° r ht'iinixtin ? The quick relief dffor^o.d b ap'ly ff it i- 1 wor h m'inv ti'm'-n it'. . >'. M:ili S lent n.ll'l -li-Pp p, it-firihl<». For sale by all chemists and store- 1 keepers. 9