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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 306, 31 December 1907, Page 2

Gas stoves on hire is fid per month. Bath heaters 2s per month. With the return of summer instal one in your homes. Write to Gas Company. New Plymouth.—Advt.

If you want your furniture removed carefully, expeditiously, and economically, employ the New Zealand Exprsss Company, Limited, who make a sp : . are also able to supply first cliss drr storage aceomn.Ddation.—Advt. New goods suitable ."or the season have arrived at Dockrill's Boot and Shoe Warelior.se, Devon-street Central, and

are going off at the lowest possible prices. His ivell-known brands of reliable lilies always in stock at bedrock prices. A small balance of indent goods can be had at your own prices.—Advt. the imitation and the genuine diamonds at lirst sight appear much alike, yet in composition and utility they are wholly unlike. So it is with many cieaui separators at present oil the market. At hrst sight they may bear resemblance to the "Alfa-Laval," the

world's standard machine, but when judged by the work they do they are no more like the "Alfa-Laval" thaii the piece o! glass is like the true diamond. Von are not blind to the profits due lo clean skimming, economy in operation, and durability. Are you ahead v so wealthy that the waste of power, cream, oil, time, and repair expense mean nothing to you? Write us to-day for Catalogue *'! ' and prices. Delay means so much money lost. Sole Ncw'Zcaland agents. Mason. Strutheis and Co., Ltd., Main-street. Palmerston North. K. fir if.' fiths and Co., Neiv Plymouth, local agents.

J SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. t As time goes on, users of the Baltic i'ream Separators experience the joy of landling a machine that gives no trouble, docs its work thoroughly, and ;r~ts practically nothing for repairs. If you are in want of a reliable machine of this kind, try the Baltic, and vqu will be delighted with the easy running, increased output of butter, and general

all-round satisfaction which you «ill get. We Clin furnish you with lesfiI monials from hundreds of satisfied users, lint, prefer you to try the machine and satisfy yourself tliat-the Baltic is not, built but to work and give canfmiicd and increasing satisfacliojK MacEwan and Co., Ltd., Sole ; Agents, Egmont-st.-cct, New Plymouth. .

MILK REVET!. Every cow does not <iie at calving, Meg-led her hoiv you will, she will probably. «| ill live. Kilt a. cow may be alive and still not profitable. If a cow dies frcnrmilk fever it is generally the best miikcr of the herd. In fact, it is the abmdance of milk accumulating ranidly that makes her more sensitive and there, fore more liable to chills. S,vices',s Drtnch has saved many a. good cow when administered even in the Inst stage of mik fever, lint you should not wait until your cow is down. Prevention beats curing any day. Drench her at ralemg-time, when she will clean well it in j lii<>rou»lily, and -mark the pointwit i|i (njcp rcßnln Iter normal state of Jioatii n.nd ciiiiih into prnllf light, away, intend of taking probably three, or four to come back to this stage. ll'i.-H/.-ii at calving. {Mr. Edwin Drowning, Okato, Taranaki, sa|s: "T have used Rykes's Drench on scjSil of my cows when T thought there was no chance of fraving. them. T t'nllo»ed the instructions given -with, the Bench, and am pleased to state that I • sifyed the whole seven animals. Their rfflovery I attribute solely to Sykes's llibeli" : "'