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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10635, 14 May 1912, Page 3

Domo Cream Separator i 1 ; ' THE SEPARATOR THAi DOES SPLiv-.DnD VfO'xlK, AND COSTS MUCH LESS THAN 'OTHER SE PARATORS. 1 ) ' BY PURCHASING A DOMO YOU'WILL SECURE: \ the simplest and easiest. THE CLEANEST SKIMMING. THE MOST DURABLE. THE MOST PRACTICAL. THE MOST MODERN, and THE CHEAPEST SEPARATOR. FREE TRIAL GIVEN. CALL TX TO-PAY AND "SEE THE DOMO. Price • . ' . From £3 to £9 5$ Graham and Co. SOLE AGENTS, MASTERTON ... ... ... ... TELEPHONE 14.'

MASTERTON FARMERS' IMPLEMENT CO., LTD. WHAT DO YOU WANT ON THE FARM \ Forgetfulness is one of these human shortcomings by which, most of us occasionally have , suffered loss. Just a memory jog then. If you want anything in Fa,rm Equipment 1 first see what ; ( THE MASTERTON FARMERS' IMPLEMENT CO., LIMITED, have to offer before you buy. Perhaps what you, need this minute is in our list. All other\«easonable equipment may be obtained here, and at prices that are favourable to you. THE MASTERTON FARMERS' IMPLEMENT CO. e LIMITED, MASTERTON.

Wasting ■——«. of the System Cured! PLANTEKOA SAVED ' HIS LIFELower Hntt. "When Freddy was about/three years of ago wq thought that., owing to weakness and wasting of: the system, it would bo impossible to rear him. For twelve, months lie was in :i. very low state. No matter 'what -dfiieitoy in the way of food W2 fe'Ot, for him, wo eowlfl not get' him to eat. lie was very sleepless at. nights, and the doctor did not know what, to do for him, stating that if he possibly pulled through and should l'eacli the age of seven y<>ars ho might he alright, -On the adviee of I'riendH we gave him PLANTIiKO A llenwdy and during the ilrsfc week we noticed h change for the better: he was able to eat. better and slept well. From that, time ho has steadily improved, t ill at the present he is as healthy as we could wish, as a glanee,at his photo' will show. I quite believe PLA'NTKKOA SAVKD lIIS LIFE. W. GOSS. Plantelcoa Large Bottles, Price 5/Chemists and SI ores, or post fr< from I'lant.ckoa Proprietary. .Ltd., Wellington. 10 . IT'S A "GOOD MOVE" To have on hand a supply of "HIGHLANDER" CONDENSED MILK. PURE, Rich, and frqe from Chemicals and Bacteria. Absolutely "Full Cream." In Camps—Military, Survey, Mining, or Holiday.—plenty of HIGHLANDER " is a tre-, . mendous boon I 1 W&l A purely V<rjetatoltf 1 Ksiitlng's Worm Tablets furni.sa a most | agreeable method oi adinmiscering iiieonly certain remedy for intestinal or ; Thread Worms. PeriKtty safe, miW, ; and especially adapted for children. To be obtained at nil- > jruggists. rr>w.to:, TtlOMA'i I'.Zk ttKG^ Kng, Ms Lie Magic to SiSgpfog 2st CMg&S, U??BgG&sMd wlds and jftlady lhriM m Loom Street Islington, write* r tc l haw used ToakW*! Unwed Eanshdsjo* tor mywall wad chMran grind irsralU- Haviajr * cbjuoßM ""BiMHBUBiMf'u fjggaagJ&rwjnoa.* •o>rnmxtaxaac!L*mmita mnutanuuKiaKsaaci i»v^\ " or? A Ffc 9 ? I DOG'S BEAD I BASS y POPULARITY | m >4 m a® raSB m (a m m a M A & 58 m so 36 h & & iwj p The delicate "nutty' flavour of the c Docs Head' Bass a Ss is the result not only of scientific brewing but also of painstaking bottling Of course only the best materials are used to make this famous ale, but without the •' Read Brothers, Limited" methods of bottling, it would not enjoy the reputation it does. p This method includes >j storage of in dry. jj airy, well ventilated and | clean cellars where it g S ripens under the most & | favorable conditions, || | Bottling in its prime Ej 5 insures its refreshing 3 g pungency and preserves H p its nourishing food 3 ' qualities which, are 5 unequalled. mmo: