WAIKATO A. & P. SOCIETY

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1920, 1 December 1913, Page 10

WAIKATO A. & P. SOCIETY

Attention is drawn to tho da'to of the Waikato A. and I\ Show, which takes place at Hamilton on Tuesday and \Vodaiosday, Dccomb&r 2 and 3. Tho show this year promises to excel any yet held by the )Vaikato Association, tho entries constihiting a record. Exhibits arc coming from as far as Masterton, Longburn, Palmerston North, and FcikKug, and iiichtdo entries of draught and hack '.horses, cattle, sheep, ctc., the Railway department "having arranged for a special stock train from those districts to convey exhibits to the show Speuini trains will bo run from nil parts of tho AVaikato district for tho convenience of patrons attending the show. "I'll) so perplexed," said one fanner to auother. "This hot weather I don't know how to get my milk thoroughly cooled before sending it to the. factory." "Well," said the other, "there is only <mo efficient. way anil that is by using Parton Coolers. They cool the milk whatever the temperature, and yon get a high inilk test." "That's how . you solve the problem, is it? 11l get on to see Partem right away../..Thanks'-for the sound advice." Every;;farmer 'should, usf? Porton's Milk Coolers. ' Albert 'J.' j'arlon, Plumber, Carterton.—Advl.

It has taken many years to build up Iho refutation of the "Oilruth'! Call' Food, but at last merit is rewarded, and this food conies iuto'its'owiu 'VTho ''GiK, ruth" Calf Food is now ( stpckGd l>y almost tcvery Storekeeper in tho Dominion.—Advt.