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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 30 October 1907, Page 3

Do you keep cowsV If so, write us, and we will tell you now to maiie tiieiu keep you. Butter-fat, cream and gold, mean tlio same to a. man or woman who owns cows. Jli you are Keeping three or more cows, it will pay you 10 own an "Aifa-Lnval" cream separator. I'ue three big advantages of an "Alfa-Lav,. are—more cream, less work, and freshskimmed milk for feeding stock, and these are sufficient to pay the cost of an "Alfa-Laval" in a very short time. Don't trust to your setting pans, those dairy thieves that steal your profits, or be misled into buying a "just as good" for "cheap" and inferior machines are dearest in the long run, when durability, clean skimming, quality of the cream and cost of upkeep are taken into account An "Alfa-Laval" means more money in the bank. Write us for our illustrated catalogue T. Cash or easy terms. Sole New Zealand agentß, Mason, Struthers and Co., Ltd., Main street, Palmerston North. E. Griffiths and Co., New Plymouth, local agents.

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 30th and 31st OCTOBER. QUEEN - STREET PRIMITIVE " METHODIST CHURCH. BAZAAR BAZAAR. BAZAAR. A Splendid Display of Useful and Fancy Goods. Refreshment Stall. Dainties of all kinds. Come and buy your Christmas Cakes. Afternoon Tea a Specialty, fld. Lollic Stall, Confections and Sweets in great variety, lee Creams—first of the season. v Mower Stall, etc., etc. Competitions and Amusements. Orchestral Music. Opening Ceremony Wednesday at 3 p.m. by IBs Worship the Mayor. Admission ... .. SIXPENCE. Open from 2.30 to 5.30 and 7 to 10 p.m. IN RESBOXSE TO EUCIIRE-PLAYERS The •RAILWAY SOCIAL CLUB Are having another of their renowned EUCHRE TOURNAMENTS Terminating with a DANCE, in the BROUGHAM-STREET HALL, On THURSDAY, 31st OCT., at 8 p.m., The proceeds to be devoted to West End School Gymnasium Fund. Supper provided by West End Ladies. Give this your support by purchasing a ticket. Gents la Gd, Ladies 1. G. R. TREEBY, lion. Sec. WANTED, AT ONCE, GOOD Strong Woman for the Old Peoples' Home; wages 17s Cd per week. Apply to the Matron. C. M. LEPPEK,

Secretary. TENDERS. rpENDERS are invited by the Waitara Harbor Board for the Erection of Coal Bin on the Wharf, Waitara. Plans ami specifications may be seen at the Board's office, Waitara, and at Messrs. Sladden and Palmer's office, New Plymouth. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, Waitara Harbor Board, ' and left at the office of the Board not later than 12 noon on MONDAY, 11th November, 1907. G. STUBBS, Chairman. COUNTY OF TAIUXAKI. TENDERS. rjIENDERS, superscribed "Tender for contract No. 91," will be received at the County Office up to 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, November 2nd, 1907. Contract No 91.—Procuring, feeding through machine, and delivery on South Road, Tapuae, 1000 yds of metal, more or less. Alternate tenders required for shingle from beach. Tenders not accompanied with the prescribed deposit, will be rejected as informal. Specifications may be seen at i'ii> County Office during office hours. JOSEPH BROWN, Chairman. New Plymouth, October 18th, 1907. ; THE OAKURA CO - OPERATIVE ! DAIRY FACTORY COMPANY, , LIMITED.

is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of Shareholders will lie held in the Public Hall, Oakura, ou MONDAY) the <fth November, 1901, at 1 j).in., to receive the Annual Report ami Balance-sheet;, to elect three Directors in the place or Mr. 0. Oxenhain and Captain Mace (who retire in rotation) ami 3lr. C. W. Wareham, who has resigned from the Board; to elect an Auditor in the place of Mr. T. 0, Kelscy; ami to transact any other business that may be brought before the meeting. . E. W. GABNEH, Secretary. New Plymouth, 1-Uli October, 1807. ORATORICAL COMPETITION. COMPETITION in Oratory will be held in the Catholic Club on WEDNESDAY, 30th October commencing at 7.30 p.m. Victoria College Kulcs. Subject: Any Person of Note in History. . Mr. \Y. G. Malone will preside. Judges: Rev. Dean MeKenna, Rev. Bradbury, and Mr. George Grey. Intending competitors should notify the undersigned by Tuesday Night. V. O'BRIEN",