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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 284, 31 March 1913, Page 7

" Easier to Turn " AND Easisr to turn to prdit Easy enough for a child to turn, and just as easy to get at, understand and clean. Skims enough for a sceptic; skims to a trace; lias tlie world's record for skimming. The ALFA-LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR means lighter and cheaper labor, lesser hours, lessened horse work, lessened road cutting, lessened rates, lessened neglect of young etoek, lessened expense right through. Isn't it worth while looking into? E. Griffiths and Co Agents ALFA-LAVAL SEPAEATOR, NEW PLYMOUTH

First-class Farms We have on our lists THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. JNTEXDIXG 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 & GO. Land and Commission Agents INQLEWOOD.

WAITARA STANDARD FERTILISERS MTTgn SPECIALLY TO SUIT TAKAKAKI SOIL*. . rosNip GRASS (Permanent) GRASS (for Top Dressing) BAPS MANGOLD 3£AUf POTATO •LOOP &BOH* WHITE FOB OUB PRICE LIST BEFORE ELSfc WHERE. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (Australasia)»Ltd., W*ITARA FREEZING WORE*.

C/ea Those troubled with weak digestion can take Amber Tips Tea with absolute comfort, ao pure and good is it. 1/8,1/10 and 2/- per ll>. n A HEW IDEA FOR AMATEURS. Photography Taught by Hal! \*7E have long thought that we couli he of greater assistance to onr ama tern friends who reside in the country, and have now made arrangemeDW lo establish a CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY The department is in charge of experts, who are familiar with every branch of photography, and who will promptly deal with all enquiries- and reply by mail, giving full instructions. Letters should he addressed to Frascrs fcmspanfsnca College BOX 148, G.P.O. NEW PLYMOUTH. Purchasers of our cameras taught free of charge. " ' Jjfierefe «a rusifi for MilkFuddin^s When the weather is hot sultry. The dish that will then terrtpt the appetite is the cool, delightful Custard with Milk Pudding or luscious fruit. Nothing is more delicious than a few stewed peaches, pears or apricots, served with custard made with Edmonds' Custard Powder. There is no element of uncertainty about the success of the custard —if you use Edmonds' you can take the rest for granted. Let the children have all the custards they want, and like Oliver Twist, they will he "waiting for SB uun tar.wwi»m \ r-ivynp&siiWt n n" 1 in wfIMW m *~r f 1 \//M/! fyt ' ¥ and i I n^tt-4167 CUSTARD POWDER W~S 'JZi