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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 60, 4 December 1920, Page 12

HUGE WOOLLEN CO-OPERATIVE - FOR NEW ZEALAND. At last the wool producer is going to become the manufacturer of wqollen goods. Tho New Zealand CQ-operativo Woollen stills, Limited, offers .an opportunity that lias never boforo been possible. It is the farmer who will especially benefit, for once a shareholder, he will not onlv receive thoordinary market prico for the wool supplied to the. null, but will also receive substantial bonuses. The products of Hie mill will be sold mainly through recognised co-operative trading concerns, and. horo ngnin shareholders will bo able to effeet genuine roving.? Un purchases. • Tho New ftoii. land Co-operative Woollen Mills, Limited, will have special machinery installed f"r the treatment of \burry or seedy wool, which will enaVlo shareholders to secure belter prices for wool so nlTectcd. Every farmer now reali«es the bene! l t* nnd economies of co-operation. It w. the only method of successfully dcerea«"I*. , tlle cost of living. Mr! Farmer. Think wlmt the New Zealand Co-opera-tive Woollen Mills, Ltd., will mean to' you. Become a shareholder right awat. Ret prospectus and application form from any branch of the Bank of New /.calami nr from tJio seoretarv of tho company 12 Ring's Chambers, Commerce Mreet, Auckland.—Advt,

The syccessful separator! The Boparntor that gets all the cream is the Domo. Installing a "Domo" means making the most of your dairy hovd. Simple to run, easy to clean, always satififiu'tory, the "Domo" is i>opular'everywhere. You should bo a "Domo" owner too! Write for full details to the amenta and Duncan, Ltd., Christchurcll.