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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 28 August 1907, Page 3

lioth the imitation and the genuine diamonds at first sight appear much alike, yet in composition and utility they are wholly unlike. So it is with many cream separators at present on the market. At first sight they may bear a resemblance to the "Alfn-Laval," the world's standard machine, but when judged by the work they do, they are no more like the Alfa-Laval than the piece of glass is like the true diamond. You are not blind to the profits due to clean skimming, economy in operation and durability. Are yon already so wealthy that the waste of power, cream, oil, time and repair expense, mean nothing to you? Write us to-day for catalogue "T" and prices. Delay means so much, money lost. Sole New Zealand agents, Mason, truthers and Co., Ltd., Mai street. Palmerston North. Taranaki agents, E. Griffiths and Co., New Plymouth.

FARMER. You cannot force a horse to drink, neither can we compel you to buy a "Melotto" Separator. All w/ can do i to invite you to call in and inspect it and let uf explain the beautiful yet simple construction of this machine We will try to prove that the "Melotte ' is superior to all others, tint it is th lightest running and cleanest scpavat ing machine made. If we can't prov nil this to your satisfaction ther.? is no harm done and you lose nothing. Bit you cannot be sure of getting the. lies separator if you pass the "Melotte" without comparing it. with the othc makes on the; market.—Wilson & Nolan, agents for Taranaki.