SERVANTS FROM ENGLAND.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1931, 13 December 1913, Page 10

SERVANTS FROM ENGLAND.

(Br Telcjrftnh—Press Association.) Timaru, December 12. Tlie South Canterbury Executive of. tlie Farmeis' Union has decided to institute a scheme to import fifty domestic servants from Home direct to Timaru, Miss Maud Hume Lindsay to select the servants and accompany the party as matron. The union will advance the passage money. The engagements are to be for twelve months at not less than 15s. a week.

At a meeting of the Rangitikei A. and P. Association at Taihape on Wednesday, Mr. W. I'. Garner tendered his resignation a3 secretary. The Tosignatiou was accepted with regret, and Mr. A. M. Ryan was appointed to act pro tern. It ivas decided to invite applications for the position.

A Maori lad named Abraham, belonging to Taihape, was sent to tho Hawkesbnry Agricultural College, New South Wales, some time ago. Ho was a member of tho Wanganui Education Board's agricultural class, and displayed such a great amount of interest in his work that it was thought advisable to place further opportunities iu his way. Very ■ satisfactory reports have been received iu reference to the lad since his departure from New Zealand, and a recent report states that he has worked his way up to a place in the first ten in a big class.

THE LABOUR-SAVING "PUMP" SEPARATOR PUMPS PROFITS INTO . ITS OWNER'S POCKET. .Every turn of the handle means more profit,, for each turn does moro work for less labour than it is possible. with any otJier Separator. It isn't hard work : , either, for the "Pump" Separator runs as sweetly and lightly as perfect constructions and "tho right idea" can make it. Tho PunVp .Separator feeds itself automatically, pumping the milk from its tank on the floor, in a flow exactly regulated to the fa peed of the machine. It is made the way that wears, and will bo running and earning money long after other Separators, are "scrapped." ' Investigate the "Pump" Separator,".iVttr'Fflr-' mer.' Reiid what Mr. Haybittle says about it on this page. IVrito for particulars .of our free Trial Offer. There are several sizes of the "Pump" Separator, including No. 15 of 70 gallons-per-hour capacity, which costs ,£25 or JXG 10s. on terms; other oapucities from .613 10s.Writo for catalogue. "Feilding. 'Hard to Beat.' Referring to your 70-gallon Pump Separator I purchased from you a few months ago, it is working very well, and I am quite satisfied with it. .The Automatic Supply of Milk is quite a feature of tho Machine. Also the Automatic Release of tho Bowl from the driving wheels, together with the self-balancing of the Bowl. Taking the Machine as a whole it should be hard to beat.—Yours faithfully, G. Haybittle."—Adrt.

The chcese industry is bounding ahead at a great pace, and some factories arc' showing increased profits. It is gratifying to find that all factories that have recently installed "Victor" Vats are amongst the increased-jlrofit earners. But it is only a ' repetition of things that have happened before.- "Victor' Vats ensure better quality cheese; therefore tho profit must l'ise in. accordance, .follow the profit earners' lead and instal "Victor" Vats. Albert J. l'arton, l'lumber, Carterton— Advt.