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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10710, 14 October 1912, Page 2

fx-Mm^m THE BUYER WHO KNOWS THE DIFFERENCE IN AUTOMOBILES. WILL OWN A wasm ELECTRIC SELF-STARTER TWO IGNITION BYBTEMB. ELECTRI6 LIGHTS. tsßßfl"TgaflH!BKimpiKmifniffffsmM i v,v.^.^.^v„w i , w, »^ v imvo constituted the Cadillac "a Jaw unto itself." Without them, the Cadillac would still he tie incarnation of ease grace elegance and economy. With them, a new meaning at. taches to the word luxury as applied to motoring. Every comfort ano luxury known to the automobile industry ia included in the 1913 Cadillac A surpassingly nude infinitel iiner ~ . . hitherto an unattainable ideal resolved into a uractxcal reality. S.::M. BAIKD iewffijjisE.ia, burnscm 5t., ML&mmon. ARE YOU ABOUT TO FURNISH? IF SC, /ISIT i NOW ON AT 63 AND 65 W ILLIS STREET. S^ R^ DS "'/rJ" Furniture, Drapery Crockery Glassware prices. As we are j WELLINGTON OF TEEK Diabolo and Pump I3IFIFOT SEPARATOR meansmonel PARTICULARS AS TO PRiCF. ETC., ADVANTAGES A ND NOVELTIES LARGE CAPACITY, 3-times that or any other Separator. Hand Separators up to 260 gallons capacity ca.u be easily run. CLEAN SKIMMINO.-The official test made by the Royal Agricultural feociety, London, showed 0.05 per cent of fat left, in the skim milk. LIGHT RUNNING.—It has been proved that 0.04 h.p. I e sufficient to run a "Pump" Separator, 70 gallons, while the same horse power will only work any other Separator of 16 gallons. AUTOMATIC SUPPLY OP MILK, thus no filling of milk tanks high oa top of the Separator. BOWL DEVICE consists of one united piece only, no assorting of AUTOMATIC RELEASE on the bowl from the driving wheels. Capacity from 33 gals per hour to 260 gals, per hour. PRICES range from £l3 10s to £57 10s. "PUMP" SEPARATORS are entirely different from and vastly superior to all others. That difference MEANS M ONEYTO YOU. Husks; «BiON NORTb —-»"""-» mm rmprwurimn i«m— wimimji. »"»»««i<i«««wiww»«mi« w MABTERTQN. (1) Turn them over and you'll be bound to notice their excellence. They look well in the piece, and they look better made up, better still if Donald cuts the cloth. (2) There aro some really smart new matorials, fine worsteds and, with the present mode of dress, dressing well, will be easy this summer. You know how careful we are of the splendid reputation that is ours; that's because we build character into every garment. IMHI9Milin THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR. PHONE, 2L'2. You will soon be thinking of your Wool Clip. Are you Ready To get a good start is half the battle. Are you wanting a new WOOL PRESS? Our "ZEALANDIA" and "COCKATOO" Presses have satisfiedthousands of keen business Farmers. Our Farm Implements are all of the Best Makes money can buy. We only touch what we know to be reliable. CONSULT US BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. J. H. NAYLOB, [traveller, ?Phoa« 442, K. D. LEACH, Manager, PHONE 46.