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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 278, 16 April 1913, Page 7

" Easy to Turn " AND asier to turn to profit Easy enough for a child to turn, and just as easy to get at, understand and clean. Skims "enough for a sciH-tic; sjcims to a trace; has the world's record for skimming. The A', FA-LAVAL CEEAM SEPARATOR means lighter and cheaper labor, lesser hours, lessened horse work, lessened road cutting, lessened rates, lessened neglect of young stock, lessened expense right through. Isn't it worth while looking into! E. Griffiths and Co Agents ALFA-LAVAL SEPARATOR, NEW PLYMOUTH STOCK YOUR BARNS HOW FOR THE WINTER MONTHS. Before the wet winter weather sets in, secure a store of grain feed for your cattle and horses,, and thus save yourself many an otherwise unnecessary journey into town. You will need Oats, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Sucrosine, and many other necessaries essential to the welfare of your animals. Purchase your supplies at YOUNG'S where the highest quality is offered at the lowest prices. Further, now is the time to sow Western Wolths Grass Seed. This celebrated seed produces a strong early spring growth, thus ensuring a plentiful supply of sweet young grass just when it is most needed. To-day is the day. W. H. 11. YOUNG & CO. MERCHANTS STRATFORD.

flmb&>yjps yea Thoae troubled with weak digestion can take Amber Tips Tea with *h>olnt> comfort, bo pure and good is it. 1/8,1/10 and 2/- per lb. « SALE. SALE. SALE GIGANTIC STOCKTAKING SALE of DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, including PERFUMES COMBS HAIR BRUSHES SOAPS, Etc., Etc. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. commencing SATURDAY, APRIL 26, at 9 a.m. at FBASER'S PHARMACY DEVON STREET 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. JNTENDING 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. .. b ,« MATTHEWS, BENXETT & GO. Land and Commission Agents INGLEWOOD. S5 7 EDMONDS Ci» m & I After the fiard workoftfiesheariitf &Rarv6stind camps "Something to cat! Give me something to eat!" Thnt is the cry of every man in the shearing shed—from "ringer" to the fleece picker; likewise 'tis the demand of every worker in the haylield. " In they come for their "tucker"—tired and hungry; their lusty frames calling out for food that strengthens and satisfies. Rest assured that if you provide these sons of toil with puddings, scones and buns baked with Edmonds' Baking Powder they will be more than satislied—they will be gratified also. 'Tis with Edmonds' the most wholesome and healthful food is prepared. ( Write to Edmonds' Works, Christchurch, for the Sure to Rise" Cookery Book. It's FREE, and you will find it handy in camp. FDMQNDC 1 BAKING- . 1 MJ powder, v