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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 163, 20 January 1914, Page 4

A 12-year-cld Jer'.ey cow at Kiwitea (Feilding) had been milking 137 days to the end of December, and gave 5810lbs milk and 262.831bs of butter-fat. At this rate, she would produce 350 ibs of butter-fat in six months, and it is anticipated that 5001bs of butter-fat will result from the season's milking, which, calculated at Is per lb, gives a return of £25, besides the increase and skim milk. The heaviest monthly yield was recorded in Oc tober, the figures being: Milk 14261d5, t;st 4.6, butter-fat 65.601b5, return at Is per lb £3 5s 6d.

LUSHER Watchmaker, Jeweller and Phonograph Dealer. KING STREET, PUKEKOHE On hand a large stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and E.P. Ware. Edison Phonographs £ s. d. Gem 4 10 0 Fireside 6 10 0 Home 12 0 0 Rexophones Bute 2 7 6 Camp 4 0 0 Dover 6 10 0 A large collection of Cylinder and Disc Records in stock—new titles arriving monthly. Repairs of all Descriptions. 1 Agent for British Dominions Fire Insurance Company and National Piano Company. AT WAIUKU EVERY SATURDAY | TUAKAU - WAIKATO RIVER | ! Tourists, Excursion, Shooting, Fishing or Picnic Parties are ! reminded that LAPWOOD BROS. Launch Proprietors. | .... TUAKAU I are Specialists at their business. j I As River Guides to Beauty Spots, | Shooting, and choice fishing grounds : they are experts. Arrangements j made to suit any circumstances. All ' letters promptly attended to. RIVER CARRIERS. TEADERS : and FLAXMILLERS A 1 Freight at Current Rates, j Sand, Shell, Gravel, Bricks, Timber, ! Posts, Coal, etc., to order. Telegrams—Lapwood Bros, Tuakau J I DREADNOUGHT CAS.j In use in the Borough of Waipukurau for oj years with the best of results. Adopted in competition with all other forms of lighting by the Boroughs of Taumaranui and Eiverton, and the Tonu district of Utane. Without a nval l\.r Town and private lighting. New Zealand Dreadnought Cas Company. Limited, WAIPUKURAU