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Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1915, Page 3

farm and dairy. MANGOREI COW-TESTING ASSOCIATION. The following are the returns from the Mangorei Cow-testing Associttion for the period ending December 20, as submitted by Mr. W. Ogle, the Association's tester:— Herd averages Highest Indiv. Yield Lowest Indiv. Yield for Month for Month, lb The worst herd gave 7361bs milk, 3.8 test, 28.151bs fat. The best cow gave lOOSlbs milk, 5.5 test, 55.271bs fat. The worst cow gave 4201bs milk, 2.4 test, 10.081bs fat. The average Association cow gave 8201'bs milk, 4.0 test, 33.231bs fat.

NOTICE. JIMMY LEE, Laundryman, gEGS to notify liis clients that he lias removed from Brougham Street to Devon Street, next to City Butchery. His prices are:— White Shirts, to wash and do up 4d White Shirts, to starch only 3d Wash colored shirts and singlets 2d Wash and do up collars l'/ 2 d Collars, do up only Id Handkerchiefs Id Socks, per pair Id Jimmy Lee, when in Stratford, was a regular subscriber to the Stratford Hospital and Taranalci Hospital and Charitable Aid Boards, patriotic funds and Salvation Army funds.

Gentlemen! When you want your suits dry - cleaned and tailorpressed. DON'T HESITATE to solid tliem to us and wo will make tliem equal to new BY OUR SPECIAL PROCESS. All classes of Ladies' and Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed. Send for free booklel J. K. HAWKINS & CO., DRY CLEANERS AND —STEAM DYERS. — DEVON ST, NEW PLYMOUTH.

EVERY MAN likes his linen to be in good order for tlie holiday season. He especially desires that his collars will be quite correct. Our special process of pressing collars on a proper collar-moulding machine gives tile desired effect. Send us your next lot of soiled collars. We will please yon. New Plymouth Steam Laundry, WLL STREET, 'Phone 529.