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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 22 February 1907, Page 3

The value of 'SYKES'S DRENCH' 'is recognised by the highest authority in dairying in the colony. Read what Mr J. A. Kinsella. Government Dairy Commissioner, has to say about it: — ."Department of Agriculture (Dairy Division).—A. E. Sykes, Esq., Xe-.v Plymouth: Dear Sir.—As Dairy Commissioner for this Colony, I have beeii carefully -watching the effects and •value of 'Sykes's Drench' 0:1 dairy herds for the past few years. J Imnot the slightest hesitation in statu/.' that an immense amount of improvement has been brought sb(3t in the health of oar dairy eo\rs, and that i iorl ion is now less prevalent since Bykes's Drench' lias become known Mtd properly used amongst farmers. The best testimonial that one can receive is the praise that "Sykes.s Drench' receives from all quarters of New Zealand. Personally, I am of opinion that no farmer should be without a stock of '.Sykes's Drench.'— Yours faithfully, J. A- Kinsella, Dairy Commissioner." HOUSEHOLD SEPARATOR. In order to meet the long felt want of a simple, easily handled, and. above aiL cheap skimming macnine, the "Household" Separator has been sp"C ially constructed, an.l is now offered to the Public. This small and decidedly unique separator is not a toy. but a .perfectly piact'ci! appliance suitable for Households. T\i-t ry Bakers, and keep r.i of a single cow. In fact, it will l>e found useful where rvor it H a question of -qnraiir™ n small quantity of milk. pay. up to two gallons at a time. Price £3 5/ each, from all leading ironmongers, or from J.B. MacEwan and Co. Ltd. Egmont Street, New Plymouth Chief <■