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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 4, 5 June 1913, Page 7

THE SIMPLEST, STRONGEST AND MOST CONVINCING SEPARATOR ARGUMENT is found in three words: "See for.yourself." Hence we are open to allow .anyone to try, test, and let us prove that the simplest way and the best way to get satisfaction is through a separator Which, is THE SIMPLEST, STRONGEST AND MOST CONVINCINGLY PERFE CT SEPARATOR, The Alfa-Laval Test it in its turning, ease of cleaning, skimming, or in any way yen like. You'll add one,«more to the 90 per cent, of the world's daifymm who use it. Shall we send you-a booklet? E. Griffiths and Co LOCAL, AGENTS : : NEW PLYMOUTH.

First-class Farms. We have on our lists THE PICK OP THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OP THE DISTRICT. THE PICK OP THE DISTRICT. JNTENDING BUYERS will be shown over properties free of charge. r There are small dairy farms and big grazing runs, and farms of all sizes in between. MATTHEWS, BENNETT & GO. Land and Commission Agents INOLEWOOD.

CHEAP DAIRY FARMS ONLY £SOO CASH REQUIRED. Freehold, 6 miles from New Plymouth; all in grass and fiUbaiviaed into 10 paddocks; 50 acres been ploughed; new fiveire^° use ' eowshed > etc - £l6 per acre; cash deposit, -fcDOU; balance, easy terms. Enquire about this farm; it is well worth your inspection. , freehold, 5 miles from New Plymouth; all in ; grass; subdivided into 10 paddocks; close to School, Factory and Post 'Office; well watered, and three parts ploughable; 7-roomed < 10-ba* l cowshed, etc. Price £l6 10s per acre: cash dej)osit £500; easy terms. McCLUGGAGE AND CO Land and Financial Agents STRATFORD.

MOTOR CYCLE PER FECTION ATTAINED IN THE HUMBER. 'Tig a wonderful machine in many respects—a credit to the manufacturers and a joy to the rider. Recent successes have gone to prove more conclusively than ever the prestige of THE HUMBER . "The 3%-kp.Hutoberia fitted with3-specd Stunner Archer gear, free engine, kick started, foot boards, and with decompression. 1913 model, £BO. ARNOLD GEORGE, BROUGHAM STREET XEW PLYMOUTJL,

Westminster e •'•V.v.-ir.*** The men of our territorial Forces smoke Regent Cigarettes. Keen, alert, strapping fellows—they realize that Regents are wonderful value at a popular price. Moreover, they appreciate the great Free Gift Scheme which enables every Regent smoker to obtain beautiful presents for himself, his wife, sister or friend, with the absolute certainty of getting the gift lie wants. The Regent scheme is not a "competition." A definite number of packets or seals secures a beautiful Free (jill—iorly presents to choose from. /*> I ~, Gel a I-'rcu Gift Catalogue from yrvir tobacconist or wrilefor ono %v It. Box 3!5J, Wellington, 2co-