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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 257, 20 March 1913, Page 7

THE ALFA-LAVAL THE SEPARATOR THAT HELPS TO PAY THE BILLS. Some people think that the chief end of farming is to put a seed into the ground, sit down and watch it grow. That side of farming can be found in books of poetical quotations and on ' foreclosed mortgages. The farmer is no sentimental hero of a poem—though the poets linva over-worded him up-to-date. He is a business man, like a manufacturer or a banker—he sows to reap profit. He keeps a dairy farm for a simple purpose, and the man who knows his business and u-cs the ALFA-LAVAL does not discuss the question. "Docs winter dairying pay!" He knows it does pay, and 90 per cent, of the world's dairy farmers use the ALFA-LAVAL to prove it. E. Griffiths and Co SOLS AGENTS. NEW PLYMOUTH.

WAITARA STANDARD FERTILISERS , MIXED SPECIALLY TO SUIT TiJUNAKI SOILS. i TURNIP GRASS (Permanent) GRASS (for Top Dressing) RAPE MANGOLD GRAIN POTATO BLOOD 4 BOHR. jWRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST BEFORE ELS*WHERE. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (Australasia), Ltd., WAITARA FREHZINr WORK*. SOW GOOD SEEDS--THE EARTH WILL DO THE REST. Yon can't expect Mother Nature to mature fine crops from poor seed. Sow good healthy Seed, thereby assisting Dame Nature in importing vitality and productiveness thereto. YOUNG'S SEEDS are carefully selected and are of the highest quality and absolutely reliable. Our seeds give Nature her opportunity to produce fine strong crops. Incidentally, if you have a paddock to fence off. or if you have just cleared a section, you wirl probably need a supply of Fencing Wire, Staples, Wire Strainers, anil Fencing Accessories. We can fill your wants. In fact, we can supply every requisite necessary for the farm. • Agent for Lawe»' Sheep Dip. . W. H. H. YOUNG & CO. MERCHANTS STRATFORD

First-class Farms. We have oa our lists THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. JXTENDIXG BUYERS will be shown over properties free of charge There are small dairy farms and big grazing runs, and farms of all sizes in between. MATTHEWS, BENNETT & CO. Land and Commission Agents, INGLEWOOD. S^Sa E(P**9h m ?*agsi%?i I> r? S B% m mt K£ B m OneMllion v i > Tins in ayear \ Surely this is striking testimony of the [ esteem that thousands of housewives hold for Edmonds' Baking Powder. . ii;,;; The actual number of tins sold during "-''*• 1912 was 1.077,084, an increase of 198,816 r-"V tins over the quantity sold in 1911. \ Thus, taking an average, every family in the Dominion uses at least live tins of ' Edmonds' in twelve months. \.-.{...... ~j Vet afler all there is nothing so very *i/"^"* : 's- wonderful about these facts. It is simply ifVfe'Kif a matter of purity, quality and absolute *| reliability. Edmonds' Baking Powder is a positive boon to the housewife —she knows and proves it daily at the baking board. Why Edmonds' is the magic fairy that makes every cake, pudding, pastry, scone and bun such a delightful success. If you want a few new recipes, write to Edmonds' Works, Chrislchnrch, for a copy of the "Sure to Rise" Cookery Book. It's Free. BAKING POWDER