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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 119, 27 August 1910, Page 2

THE UP-TO-DATE DAIRY-FARMEE Must Enstiill ihe DOMINION' £M§SURE , MILKIW MACHINE The Unexcelled Advantages: It Imitates the human milking by pressure, not fctfotion: Adapts itself to Hard or Easy Milking Cows. Milks Cleanly and Thoroughly. Keeps the Cow in Good Condition. Easily Installed and Kept in Order. Inexpensive in Upkeep. An Unequalled Saver of Time A PRODUCER OF(£J«'OH'EQUES. For Motive' Power, ihe> m6st convenient under the dverpge-'dairy conditions is the , J Ir' i * ' PITT OIL E'jf E, Econom'cal. S : in :>!•-. Durable. Requires no attent'ionl'' Particulars can be obtained from our representative for the district, G. J. SHEPPERD, Union-street, Hawera. Or direct to us, DEPT. 1., BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO.. LTD., Christchurch, Auckland, Jgkabifigs and Timaru. *

■f ' not stolen. OBTAINED FOR NEXT TO NOTHING At T. BRANSGROVE'S CASH BOOT PALACE. Ladies' Strap Shoes, 4/G, 6/6, 10/6. ■Ladies' Button Shoes, 5/6, 8/6, 12/6. Ladies' Warm Slippers, I/- to 4/6. Youths' Chrome Boots, size® 1 to 5, 8/6. Men's Chrome Boots, from 10/6. Men's Warm Slippers, 1/6 to 5/6. Men's Boots Soled, 3/-; Ladies' do., 2/-. Rubber Heels, 6dj Patches, 3d. At T. BRANSGROV E'S, DEVON ST., EAST. Arrived, another shipment of f- ;Granw>pJionps.-; .£anpg Collier's. Sole Agents.