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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9091, 10 March 1908, Page 8

The rainfall at Masterton last night was eighteen points. The recently reported bequest ct the late Miss Walker to Dunedin Hospital was £IOOO. The death is reported from Auckland of the Rev. Rather Peter Yeale, aged 37. Obiia.'ry: Samuel Allan, jsvho arrived ar Row Plymouth in February 1843. : Mr W. W. Smith, formerly Curator of the Ashburton Domain and more recently of Palmerston, lias been appointed Curator of the Pukekura ‘Park. Row Plymouth Recreation Grounds. The Harbourmaster at Hokianga reports the finding on the beach at Wangamurau yesterday of a cabin door, also further pieces of wreckage, believed to be wreckage from some scow. A resident at Shark Bay writes to the Collector of Customs that he found a hi feet open boat oil Kauri Point and at the same time he saw a yacht drifting on her beam with the ‘mainsail set, hut owing to the state of the sea he was unable to approach her. • Pearson’s Pepto-chlor worth gold per bottle to dyspeptics. All chemists is, 2s (5d & 4s. THE “L.K.G. ” IN AMERICA. Because it is the best Machine in the world, the ■‘L.K.G,” Milking Machine'is rapidly gaining popularity in the United States. Mr E. H. "Dollar, Heuiulton, New York, one of the most prominent breeders of Hoisroin’a_ Rreisiau cattle. uses the “L.K.G.” and writes:—“lt is now nearly eight months since we began using the ‘‘Lawreuce-Kennedy’ ’ Milking Machines and w r e have found them fully as reliable and satisfactory as hand milking. We fully believe it is just as easy to bring cows to large production and keep them there, while using the milking machine as with the best hand milking. For further “L.K.G.” particulars write J. B. Macßwau & Co., Ltd., sole agents, U.S.S. Co.’s Buildings, Wellington.