ALFA LAVAL Cream Separator Saves its Cost Every Year Jccasionally the intending buyer of » cream separator who has bat a small amount of ready cash to invest is tempted to put his money into one o! the so-called "cheap" machines which arc being largely advertised-. Why pay your hard earned money for a "cheap" trashy machine when you cat buy a reliable Alfa Laval upon such liberal terms that It will more than earn Its cost while you are paying for it l When you buy a Alfa Laval you have positive assurance that your machine will be good for at least twenty years of service, during which time it wffl save every possible penny for you and earn its original cost over and over again. If you purchase the so-called "cheap" separator you must pay cash In advance and then take the «hance of the Machine becoming worthless after a yeai or two of use, to say nothing. of. ,J.he cream it will waste while it does lastnil of which means that you have'virtu-ally thrown away the money invested in the cheap separator and wasted your time, labor and product in the bargain. The Alfa Laval separator pays for itself. It runs easier, eicima cleaner and lasts longer than any other cream separator. Be sure to see an Alfa Laval before you buy any cream separator Here is a sample of what you may expect if-you buy an Alfa LavnJ:— OKOKE, August, 1911. I am pleased to say I bought an AHa Laval Separator just ten years aga and it has not caused me one moment's trouble. For easy turning it would M ha-Til to beat, and in repairs it has not cost me 59. It skims as clean to-day aa when I bought it. I have sold it foT a satisfactory figure, becauflb my held has increased and I require a larger one. Please send me a fls-gallou A 1& Lava)' machine of the latest model.—Yours truly, (Sgd ) J W ROSS E. GRIFFITHS & CO. Sole Agents :: New Plymouth.
VEGA SEPARATORS TRIAL of the VEGA will convince even the most sceptical that it has to equal. All parts are interchangeable, and all gearing is enclosed. The ten-gallon is very suitable for two or three cows. Let us give you a trial with one in any size from 10 to 125 gallons per hour. Sole Agents— OKEY SON AND ARNOLD, Ltd Nl* Plymouth. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH and travel the Burrounding districts, TIIE THOROUGHBRED SERES, CAMPFIRE (s) By Carbine (2) dam Revelry (5) and SYLVIA PARK (2) By St. Leger, dam Atalanta. Terms: Thoroughbred marcs £5 ss; farmers' mares £4 4s. Fees payable Ist January, 1912. Groomage,2/fl. Good grazing free. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply J. BOND, Gill St., New Plymouth. Or Groom in charge. TO ST A XT) THE SEASON AT INGLEWOOD and travel the Waitara and Urenui districts, and if sufficient inducement offers, the surrounding districts, tlie TROTTING STALLION, BERLIN MAC By Berlin (imp.); dam, Quicksilver mare. BERLIN MAC is a fine roan, standing 10.2, and is a clean trotter. He holds several first prize awards. His stock are alnongst the highest-priced animals in the province. Terms, £3 each mjire; £1 payable at first service and balance 011 January 1, 1912. Also, The PUREBRED CLYDESDALE HORSE, KING'S DIRECTOR. KING'S DIRECTOR is a fine bay, got by Quality King from Nellie 3rd, and was bred by the lute A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera. He claims illustrious breeding from both sides of his parentage, and, being a well-built, compact horse, should prove a useful sire in this district. Terms: Single mare, £3; two or more mares as per arrangement. (ironmnge fee, 2s tid. For further particulars apply to W. G. CROZIER, Inglcwood. Or C. ROWE, Urenui. PICS. PICS. »PHE INGLEWOOB BACON COMPANY are buyers of Prime Bacon Pigi !»tween 1121bs and 1501bs dead weight, fltOM SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. RECEIVING DATES. SEPTEMBER. At the Factory—Wednesdays, Sept. 13 and 27. Tariki —Monday, Sept. 11. Smart Road—Tuesday. Sept. 12. Waitara— Monday, Sept. 25. Midhirst— Tuesday, Sept. 20. Douglas—Monday. Sept. 11. Toko—Tuesday, Sept. 12. P|U5. PICS. UTOODVILLE BACON COMPANY, LIMITED. vOkato—Not receiving during September, Motnroa—Not receiving during September. L. NAIRN. Box 23, Hawera. Agent: J. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato. USE LANE'S MEDOLINE daily after hou. l "is is j done. It keeps the hands soft, supple, clean, free from dirt. I Makes them fit for any drawing \ room. 1/- everywhere.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 80, 25 September 1911, Page 7
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