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Operations "in connection with, the Pahiatua and 'Woodville Cow-testing (Associations are now mill under* way, nlthough it will probably be two or thrco weeks before any complete results of.tho local 'testing will be available for / publication. Tlib number of cows entered ini this district _is now well over 1500. Several suppliers, seeing that; the movement is likely to prove highly successful,, ' have lately entered their, herds, with tho result that .some diffioulty has been experienced in supplying them with the necessary material. • ' , Once upon a time there was really no assistance for the cheese-maker; he had to take "pot' luck" with whatever crude 'apparatus came his way. And even a few years ;■ back cheese-making was. an uncertain :proces.i'•"jThen came .the '.'Victor" Vat and with-the advent of this, most efficient aid cheese-making was lifted out of the "rut," and is to-day one of the chief industries of this country. ' Every cheese . factory manager ; should instal "Victor" Vati or at least send to Mr. A. J. Parton, Plumber, Carterton, for particulars.—Adyt. •: «*

AGRICULTURAL' SHOWS. 'OTAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST » » P. AND A. SOCIETY. THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW, AT CARTERTON, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 29th cad 50th October. EECOED Number of Challenge Shields, Eose Bowls, and Cups in principal Classes. RECORD Number of Covered Stalls and Pens—2l3 for Cattle and Horses, besides covered Sheep Pens. 11. S. AIOS3, Secretary, Box 2a, Carterton. MANAWATU AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, iGRAND METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, and MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S CHAMPION DOG SHOW, ■NOVEMBER 6th, 6th, and 7th, 1919, To bo held at the Show Grounds, PalmerBton North, .under the patronage of HIS (EXCELLENCY THE EARL OP LIVERPOOL. Full Classes of Purebred Stockfrom all parts.. Hunting, • Riding. Driving, and other Competitions.."; Horseshoeing and Shoemaking Competition. Valuable Prize Money, Cups, and Trophies. Home Industries, Needlework, and Photography. Art, Technical and Public School Classes. Special Railway Facilities. Schedules and all information from the Secretary, W. T. PENNY, Box 85. Palmerston North'. A. AND P. SHOW. STOCK AND KENNEL CLUB. '' rIRTIETH ANNUAL FIXTURE, To bo held at • HAWERA, NOVEMBER, 20th and 271 V. •6TILL ANOTHER RECORD, FOR INTEREST A'ND VARIETY OF SCHEDULE. A RECORD FOR AMOUNT OF PRIZE MONEY. 'A CERTAIN RECORD FOR NUMBER AND EXCELLENCE OF EXHIBITS. One of the most striking and successful Shows of the New Zealand Year. If you are a livo Breeder or Producer in any class you simply can't afford to be out of it. A BIG PRIZE LIST. AN EXCEPTIONAL LIST OF SPECIALS. • (And all 6orts of Extraordinary Inducements. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 15th. Send at once for Schedulo and particulars, . F. G. TEE WEEK, Secretary, ilawera, OANTERBURY JUBILEE SHOW. MILKING SHORTHORNS, on account of ARTHUR CHAMBERLAIN, ESQ., Ellesmere, • well-known Shorthorn Breeder. If not sold privately will be offered by AUCTION on the SHOW GROUNDS, XHRISTCHUECH, in NovemberTen of the Finest Shorthorn Bulls, including four STUDS, also the CHAMPION Five-year-old Bull MONARCH. (THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. LIMITED, Auctioneers, Christchurch. Inquiries' rpay bo made through any >ther Agents. : D: W. VIRTUE & CO., VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGTON GRAIN, FLOUR. PRODUCE. AND COMMISSION AGENTS. WTTTE CARRY Large Stocks of FLOUR I?? and all kinds of Produce, and will bo pleased to submit prices on application. Agents" for tho New Zealand Flour Millors' Co-operative Association, Ltd.