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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 260, 26 March 1913, Page 7

<<? THE ALFA-LAYAL THE SEPARATOR THAT HELPS TO PAY THE BILLS. Some people think that the chief end of fanning 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 poein—though tke. poets hnvo 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 mm who knows his business and u-et the •ALFA-LAVAL does not discuss the question. "Does winter dairying pay?" He knows it does pav, and on ner cent, of the world's dairv farmers use the ALFA-LAVAL to provS ffi ~ E. Griffiths and Co SOLE AGENTS. NEW PLYMOUTH. WAITARA STANDARD FERTILISERS MIXID SPECIALLY TO SUIT TAKAHAJU SOILS. nntNip OSASf (Permanent) ORAM (for Top Dressing) SAPS MANGOLD GRAIN POTATO BLOOD 4 BOXB. ttBJTE FOB OUB PBICB LIST BEFOGS ELSfi WHEiffi. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SOUS (Australasia),. Ltd.. WAITARA FREEZING WORK*. First-class Farms. We have on our lists THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. JXTEXDING BtJYEjJS 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 INOLEWOOD. It pleuea Una of thousands who never before were quite satisfied. See grocer Mode you Amber Tips Tes. A HEW IDEA FOE AMATEUBS. Photography Taught by Mail w, have long thought that we eouK he of gTcater assistance to our amateur friends who reside in the country, and have now made arrangements to establish a CORRESPONDEKCE SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY The department is in charge of experts, who are familiar with even branch of photography, and v'no will promptly deal with all enquiries- and reply by mail, giving full instructions. Letters should he addressed to Traser's Correspondence College BOX 148, C.P.O. NEW PLYMOUTH. Purchasers of our cameras taught free of charge. <9 Sweep of Eggs There are so ni:.ny varieties (?) of eggs—some allegedly "fresh," others W^ p^ > "new laid," still others, just "eggs" 0 —it is risky to chance almost any of \v thern in a clay's cooking. Edmonds' Egg Powder is so absolutely reliable that you can safely make a clean sweep if the mysterious article enclosed in shell, mostly discovered when too late. Stick to Edmonds' Egg Powder, it is the best ally of the cook, and like Edmond?' Baking Powder, is "Sure-to-Rise." jfife