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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 202, 15 August 1908, Page 2

WHY SOME FARMEBii PBQSPER. 'Farming is a business and takes as uch running and brains as any other business—that, is, to make a success of ft, Hie main reason of success is me'"Wd. He does not trust to luck like the her fellow. One thing that he will ('particularly methodical over is the tching of his cows as they come in. won't wait to see if they are going jot milk fever or some other ailment fthus save him tie trouble and cost , drenching. Instead, tfi takes no ijsks, but administers the Drench every "Tie. He has no further worry and n give all his time and attention to her matters connected with the farm. Take a lesson from the,prosperous farmer. ' ' '' „ Mr. George Colson, Etzroy, the wellknown cattle dealer, sayS: "Every tars'mer Bhould try gykes's' Drenoh. I . t is the best drench I have ever used. "Farmers who have never tried it will *4o well to give it a trial, as it is mo?t .iimtaaHe." ■TW'Sp ' Use only Sykes's Drench, because it *fc the tat. Price Is 6d packet or lfis .-.by the dozen. Better by the dozen. t Write for booklet.

Bpencer Pianos supplied to H.K.H. Princess of Wales and H.M. Warßbipa, FROM 27s M^KTHLY, Worthelm Sewing Ma h nes THE ACME OK PERFECTION, FROM 10s MONTHHf. [ Tanjuiri Agents: A. JAMBS fc CO., lURRIB-BTREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ... Inspection Inrited. XSE ISRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY, JDEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH ~ (Opposite Okey, Son and Arnold's). TUNING AND BEPATRING By Competent Workmen. L. E. HOFFMsJ% Manager. I PRIME MEAT. MOST people when they boy neat like to know that it b grown and fattened' on the beet pasture lands, cleanly and . afcely handled, and told at aadarata pritea.

TAfIANAKI MEAT BAZAAR ■ Sappif juicy . joints and smaS foMa complying wit* theae <*«- '1 <HtSoM. Gall or telephone: ;-. Devon-at Central—Telephone W. :\D«WHWt, Eaat-rTelephoßC 148. \ Dtron-it Weat—Telephone 144. sL JEBBP- JAS, HILLS, §r' * Proprietor. %: f>. D. OANNELL, ■bistle" Oatmeal tie from the... Oats by the