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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 322, 22 January 1908, Page 4

SUTTON'S PEDIGREE SWEDES. SUTTON'S MAGNUM BONU.M TIIK l-.MtlVAlil.lit) J'IMZK-WJNNING SWKDJi. NMARLY 13LIGHT PROOF. HIIKKIi ii'inlMi.'s ilisnngui.-u tins hardy ana very handsome Fur,)le-tO|. Swede. It yields the greatest weight per acre ; the roots are ideal in form and are uroved by analysis to be of t'ie hishest feeding valm*. . Swede. It yi and are [>i SUTTO.VS ceding inferior varie Premier Hci rnoi'iiuui-K E. GRIFI'TMS A CO, NKW PLYMOUTH. HiK TARAN'AKI. m mm ISrm K : *-^JA BENSDORP'S "royal dutch. COCOA M_ f Jj I You can absolutely depend on it* This Is the Cocoa that jsJjpra X ALL COCOA. (Wpi Msgllt is pure, wholesome and :% tious. lis double strengthr^ ' ensures economy. \ and saves Ajj\ your cocoa. »V

STOVE POLISH. INSTANTANEOUS POLISH! Penny Packets, or as a PASTE IN TINS

Why be bald headed and old looking before your time? Neglect of the hair causes dandruff, and dandruff is the forerunner of falling hair and baldness. The remedy is Miner's Mr Vigor A gentlemai residing at Dunedin, | N. Z., writes under date Jan. 7, 1907: "It is with gratitude I write you that I have now a splendid head of hair, both thick —*■— f soft, all owing to ray having'"""' nderful Hair Vigor. I was a ,ded before I used the Hair Vi| it once a day, rubbing it well in.. roots of the hair. I used to wear a Bkull-cap, »nd I am very grateful to Ayer'a Hair Vigor for the improvement it has madeinmy looks." Be warned in time. Use Ayer'a Hair Vigorand preserve your youth.

NEW PLYMOUTH CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP ATHLETIC MEETING To be held in the KECItEATION SI'OKTS GROUND, New Plymouth. WEDNESDAY, FEISKUAHY 2ti, 1008. Under the rules of the N.Z. Athletic Union and N.Z. League of Wheelmen. Running ■ 'roviiicial Maiden Race, 150 yards, Ist 3Us, second Ilk; nomination 2a. ;lalf-Mile Handicap, Ist 100 a, 2nd 30s; nomination 3s, acceptance 2s. •.luc-llile Handicap, Ist 100s, 2nd 30s j nomination 3s, acceptance 26. IiRAND CALEDONIAN HANDICAP, of iiiO cash (three distances) .—l2O yards, Ist 100s, 2nd 40s, 3rd 20a--220 yards, Ist 100s, 2nd 40s, 3rd 20s; 440 yds, 100s, 2nd 40s, 3rd 20s; with added points prize of Ist 3405, 2nd 120s, 3rd 09s; nomination 10s, acceptance us. forced Handicap, 220 yards, Ist 40s, 2nd 10s; winners 2s, losers Is. CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALYND 100 yards, '■-' -■'■' - ' CHAMPIONSHIP OE NEW ZEALAND, 440 yards, Ist gold medal and fi(u, 2nd 20s; nomination 3s. CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAf'A 880 yards, Ist gold medal and lil\ 2nd 20s; nomination 3s.

Cycling. N'oviee Handicap, one mile, Ist 30s, £a<> 10s; nomination 3a. Juo Uile, open, Ist 80s, 2nd 20s, 3rd lfo; nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. (Jne Mile and a-lialf, open, of £9 lie, Ist 80s and Messrs E. Reynolds and Co.'s £4 4s trophy), 2nd 20s, 3i«l 10s; nomination 3s, acceptance 2s DOMNION WHEEL RACE, 2 miles, of £2O 5a cash, let 280s, 2nd 80s, 3id 3cs, 4th 10s; nomination 10s, acceptance 4a. Highland Events. Bagpipe Music, marches, Ist 60s, 2nd 2ds; nomination 2s. Bagpipe Music, Strathspeys and Reek, Ist 00s, 2nd 20s; nomination 2s. 2, open, Ist 40«, 2s. le, open, Ist 40s, 2nd 10s; nomination 2s. Highland King for boys under 16, Ist 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss: nomination free. Highland Ming for girls under 10, Ist 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss; nomination free. Sword Dance for hoys under l(i, Ist 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss; nomination free. Sword Dance for girls under IC, Ist 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss; nomination free. Keel for buys aud girls under 10, 10s for best boy dancer, and 10s for best a piping and dancing (adults); presented by Mr. F. J. McLean. a sth i'ebruir about lltli -eliruary. Winners after declaration nay be re-handicapped. Last two years' performances to accompany each nomination, and to Ix 1 nude on the Xcw Zealand Athletic i*. 11' no performances for

■ llundicappers—Mr Ulic Shannon, Wellington, assisted by Mr W. McDonald, '' Dmiediu. JAMES McLEOD, i Se P.O. Box 87, New Plymouth. ;. MILK FEVER IN DAIRY COWS. Copy ot letter from Wanganui Chronicle, 22nJ December, 1004:—"Sir— As it may prove useful to other dairy farm- I ers I send you the following.-—On the 10th inst. one of my "lest eo"ws cajved, her third calf. On the morning of tie 5 13th she gave me a three-gallon bucket of milk, and looked tip-top. At 3 o'clock that evening, coining home from the paddock I noticed ser body tckel up "•id her hindquarters stiff. 1 tried to ilk her, but the'niilk was gone. As the auove were indications of milk fever, I gave her a dose of Sykes'a Drench, and '. remembering that oxygen pumped into , the udder was a reuiedy, 1 got a bicycle pump and with the part that fits in tiie rubber tyre of the bike added, I pumped the four quarters of the udder full of air. We had to support her iu the bail while doing this. When we left her out she Btaggered a few yards and fell down. About twenty minutes afterwards, however, to my surprise she was on her feet again, and much bettor. By 9 o'clock that night she was resting comfortably. Next morning at 4.30 o'clock she was up and feeding. That evening I got 151bs of milk from her. and she is now back to her usual flow of inilk, and as well as she ever was. I have now had eighteen years' d:>iry farming, and have seen cows die, and cows recover in time, but in this instance the ffuick recovery was simply marvellous.—l am, etc., J." W. McLarin. Waverley, December IS, 1004." Use only Sykcs's Drench, because it is the best. Price Is 6d packet, or 16s INTEREST AWAKENED. TnicTMit awakened pwrvivhcrc in flie marvellous cures of Cuts. Burns, ami Wound-, with Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic 'Liniment. Price Is 6d and 3s. Obtain- ' able everywhere.

"~Is!-.m ' ■■■■ ■ ' ■:oi ; i r 5i«lol?)li the "ijai:txi-:tt" patent milkixc machine. , Has ccrlaiiiiy couit. to slay: there is no 1 mom fur doubt on Ilu I point. They are j being installed in nil directions. Every I plant erected seems 10 be the forerunner j of fresh orders. Inquiries lead to speedy j conviction that the "Ilartnetl' baa no i equal as a simple, safe, and effective ! Milking Machine. Hs patented improvements are of a very high order, and j *irtjstantisl in character. Those who have j used the liiiichii.ea longest are loudest and most frequent. In iiifcir praises, It ' will he well for all intending buyera , ro get their orders promptly booked. | The new season is at the doors; delay i mean' trouble and loss when the cows ' come in, if fainici's are not ready. Foi ■•full particulars, apply to C. Dahl anl Co., Ltd , Palmerston North; or Taravery year, and to Duel) quicker every n the last week at nity, but nowadays ly. Happy, careless vs. Your boys are same time now: as you can; and lore than having n iber the proud look i were a youngster ess your hoy well vith himself: dress VOad he found a half-snv'ereia hj, -Advt. "ex. dropped for it on th