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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 104, 20 May 1901, Page 4

Best in 5880! Best ever Since!! Jx~ JtaJx V ixXa SffHfflffflffflj Royal Igricultural Society's Show, at UMm, .Icse, 1899. EVER HELD. THE MOST COMPLETE TRIALS OB" OREAM SEPARATOBB 6 vm mmmnm trials i SEPARATED MM ANALYSED! POWEI TEBTED Steam-Power Machines. iw prize jeao, awarded TO THE ALPHA LAVAL CREAM SEPARATC V a Judges declined to award a Second Prlaa in Ms class m j did other machine of scLiiclont merit. < I and- Power Machines, iw prize x2o, awari bd TO THE ALPHA LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR. Judges awarded a Second Pri»> la this class to the Melotto Cream Separator. Dairymen! ' It pays you to buy THE BEST DONT BK KOOLKD into buying a third-rate machine th>t will never give satiilaotla and which will lone yoa more money la one fear tbao woull par ALPHA-LAVAL machine. % WRIxK FOU ILLUSTRATKD OATALOOOitS k PHICKB, TO MASON, STItOTHRRS & CO, m ISTCRUECH. QHIKIT AUKNTB FOB NEW ZKALAMD NEW PLYMOUTH 00-OP. Agonts for Taranaki

TO UaiRY FARMERS REAR GOOD OALVKS by Riving then something to take the place of tbe fat removed by the separator. Tbii ia found in COD LIVER OIL. A lion will rear a calf. be obtained from B O. TEMPLKB, . Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMER . CHEAP MANURES! ON riIUOEB AT KGAHAUBANGA. U MANUUE-£< Phb Ton. OUAHAMTKBI) ANALYSIS. 1 Phosphate 27 per cent Amcot.ia 7 per oenl BOXE DUST—£." 5n pkb Tok. fiUABANTKKu ASALTBIS. I'riCH'.cio Phosphate Aniinouia ... 43 per owl ... 4perow» NO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 2a (Id pkd TON GUABASTCUO ANALYSIS. I On» half Hawks' Scpkephobphaxi. One-half Bonu Dust. MO. 8 MIXTURE. _ £4los pee Ton. Oce-bft'.f LAWEB' SUPKKPHOSPHATS, One-half '' M " Manubk. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 15s PER Ton. Oue-third Lawbs' Sppbkphospham One-third Thoma9' Puospham One-third Bok» Dear " . hh is a first-claw Turnip Manure, vu) ll pc iilly recommended for wtt or sow lauds.

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON.—Ist May to 8161 Juls, 1900 JL (excepting kaka, native pigeons, tui, pukako, white heron, andciested grebe) and Imported Game in the Lis'rict consisting of the Counties of Tararaki aud Clifton (excepting the Mount Bgmort Forest Keserve, Kaltaki Ranges, being Sections IGB and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninibi or While Clffs Reservation) will com mencs on the Ist May and end on July 31st,' both days inclusive. In the Mount Egraont Forest Beseive, being tbe area within the'ircuniference of a oi'cle, having a radius of six nii'e* from tho snminit of Mount Kgmout, the r hooting of Native and Imported Game is strict'y prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, the Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewood and Opunake. MOWN G. Rutherford F. S. Allea Ernest Harvey A. L. Oonnett D. Tippens Hy. Linn H. • Pepf>erell F. C Harrison 'l' Corkill F. M. Guy ling G. T. Mace N. UIU A. Boon D Teed J. O'Biiea L B. Webs'ec F Ibbo.son VV. Oliver 0. Wall R. H. Piggott W. K. H.' Frca W. Bennett J. Philhps G. Barker W. Hauimord A, Bewloy J 1 un.lt r SES ISM'KD. A. ifuttmfo-.d A. 0. Claikti J. H. MoOailum G. R. Connect P. M. Hamn»u K. G. Cottier R. Jon»s li. W. Waroham J. C. Adams Geo. Faucis F. Julian .1, F. VV Isoq ■ J. W. Bioa P. I.angman W. H. Birch A. Colson J. H Kiugelcy J. Bennett F. Gibbors VV. D-.al'. rges l\ F chain K Jl.y K. Humphries J. Lo.e'l W. Bi-.u cy N. BuwW J. Njimsin INGLEWOJI) L'CtiN K« B. 15. Havcrbier Chas. K. I am en Arthur (-ilbert Kjn< *t Georg<) C. 0. Smith S. F Piatt Geo. Taylor Geo. Jens'n Chii.tjplicr U^xon Henry »m. Buikitt .) • ■'bs.n. nil VV F VWiv.il T I). C.'lsou J VV. Wi, li.ld P. H. Harbutt Hy. Pott- r F. A. M.Rawlinson Frank Hiand sh John Hook a hoi. Nieholl E. Broad A. B. Gsmtiu Jas. Miohinoiok KdwindH worth J. Frcwia Chas. Hodgson OPON4KB LICKNSKS. H. IS-ureU G. Hosnan W. Aitken J. J u daou A. Binchell WAITAHA LICENSES. J. I. Lu cna N. Topless A. Page C. A. Kumbil H. Billiards C. H. Wi'son A. S. Baker T. laws W. Rowe, iuii. B. T Hicks K. F. Buokthought Geo, Hainaon Stmpxm Parrin Taylor -""~£5 REWARD will bo paid to any per . rocuring the conviction of any offender against the provision of the " Animals Protection Act, 1880." D. MciLLUM, Secretary. WAITAKA-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH. rpHK undersigned notifies, that he has A bought out Mb. Robt. Kibby's interest in the above BUBINKSS. Customers will please note change of hours, viz.:— Coach leaves Wait-ar 9.30 a.m. Coach leaves New PiymoutK p.m. Seat booked and parcels received at West's stab Us. F. OOULTKR,

S KOIAI. POTATO MANURK£S i>Ku ton. KATNfT! The addition of a small proportion el K*i.-;it to a-y of the Mixture in an ad vani cp.-i id. tl by the purchasers wfea firing MIXING Th" Manures are not mixed until the ord- rs are tent out, and purchasers at their option c»n have the original manures •ml to tl.cn in the maker's o>g«, and make the .iiixtarcs themselws. W "CUL MIXTURRboan be made at »cy time to suit fanners. Note—The " M " Manure gave the beet results in proportion to coat out of 19 exi.he Governmout Kxperimental Farm at Motnohaki in 1897 liee page 170, Fifth Report of Agricultural Department) : ex,ierimc>iU made at Momsbakl with ra< ious Manu: os upon Turnip* in the Season 1898-99 show that the but result was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bona dui*i and two-thjrdi basio s!aR (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the but remit, at a minimum oost, was from a irjcturo of one-third Lawes' Snperphoe* (hate and two-thirds of the W.M B Co'l "M ' Manure. The latter mixture oontains the same components as the Wili. Co. s No. <J Mixture, the proportions Xing a littlediffereit. The former com'ination points o the fact, now generally recosninnd. thiih t.h» vu.li,* n ( ».,..;„ „l„ .if. kuown sb Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly und<-r-e«timat*d. The W.M.K. Co.'a fio 4 Mixture contains one-third of 1 nomas' Phosphate. A perusa of the re. [>o!t of Mr. f.illanden, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the resul's <if the experiments referred to, which will be (< und ia the Seventh of ih» De> p.trlnient, .>f wu\!d amply repiy a.y hr.vA- win iiuda a Jifliei-lly in >-i-!i'Ctiui( -.in' it,i«i. tuiiab 4 manures

PARTNERSHIP. tf OXIDE is hereby given that' we, the uuder.signed have this clay entered into partnership as Land aud Kslate .agents u New I'lynu»u«a. KPUAK WAT lUVID LAIHG. SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIB. ItO oaH the hair growsoft, glossy, and luxuriantly is'a matter that has vexed the minds of many thousands. Tho hair re quires to be nourished, and the skin of the bead kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this must use I'aiker'o H.-tir Tonic It is the only prepaiation that fulfils all the requiaements without the disadvantages necessary to promote a healthy and viperous! growth of hair. and It is not a greasy or oily pri.twation, will not soil the finest linen or la\;a is not poisonous, nor dees it contain anything to injure the most tender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in no wuy objectionable to tho most refined sense of smell. It effectually removes dandrilf or olbo impurities from the scalp. It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, an strong It is sold in patent bottles at "s Gd ; by po;4 .'>;. Jr. is manufactured only by th'> proprietor It should be on every lady's toilet table. Distributing Agent for Taranaki—A. K SYKES, opposite Theatre Koyal, New Ply mouth. N Waitara Agents LAWBBNOJi £BO3. Storekeepers,

TUIDUOMPAIU RIIOWVEB :'!(> !K J'"UH FREEZING uj>ou (if.jn.rV iitciiynl. ;it the followingralM Tc iv.liuie s';ni;:h:oi!i)g, t'reoanjj, l 'n ipinß, Wriipijur uml freight. FOR KHII'MKJNIS IN THE MOfl m OF JIK*K TO NOVKMBKK, inoliu'ra- / MUTTON, {(1 ptr lb (ihree farthing*) BtfliF, U-lUci u ue-tontha of a ptonjr LAMB, 9-10J „ (nine tenth, of a K V.i '-PJI'MKNTS IN THU'MONTHB (iP LiW IjNifeKiv TO indnwve-v-'.l 1.1 OX, 1 t»iul iliK; u«r lb (one penny au one-tenth) 1!;.K", 1 and 1-ICJ per b (ouo pcunv and ono-lenlh L.-i»;. M , 1-5(1 per lb (one peuny aud one filth The Wellington Meat Export Company, DII.NTI' «: 4HHI.