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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1653, 8 February 1883, Page 4

NO WCW C T> EAD V! A Paniphjet,, , with Encrayings, fully ! UENON^r J^SQUjEpH^p^. y A Guide in the Choice of Dairy • ' 'Cattle 1 ,'" 1 M X << And how to Apply the Systkm.-j , , PKACTIOALI/Y. •" "s. t With "an Appendix,' describing a Simple' | ' Procebs for CHEESE-MAEING-'FOR HOME USE. < This little " guide", ia, intended to explain as fully as rtiay be iii ft compass, the invaluable discovery of Gnenon, to enable anyone to 1 select' good milch cows by the escutcheon. There >can be no doubt, if this discovery is made to bo easily acquired, that hundreds of pounds would be saved to t}ie by the improvement of herds) and a 1 consequent reduction in the pi-ice of bovine products, , on, account of the increased yield and the lc^er cost of raising it. In its preparation the aim of the proprietors has been toj meet the wants indicated by 'the numerous' inquiries that have from time to {time readied them, and to so condense its contents as to keep its cost within the reach of every dairyman, and at the same time to give as full and fair an exposition as possible of the subject, to enable all to' fill up their measure of knowledge of the system, so that /the superficial shall become thorough, the doubting acquire new faith, and all see its merits the more they practice and apply it. The guide contains a description, with engravings, of the various escutcheons and their indication of value and quantity, and directions how to apply them. Copies of the above may be had af This Waikato Times olfice, and also ot the following Agents :—: — JohnAubin Alexandra ({.Dickinson ... ■> ) r , , „ W. A. Richardson [ Cambridge J. T. Edwards. Oliaupo Friar and Da'viea ...Ngaruaw.ihia Thos.'Rowe ... ..Mortinsville G. Robson Te Aroha Price— 2s 6d.

auckland qouthkrn uckland Southern produce "ttixchange JTJ i^OMPANY, QUEEN-STREET WHARF, E. N. LEGGE, Manamuk, HAVK OK HA>'D ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE SOUTHERN AND LOCAL, FOR SALE AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. FLOUR, BRAN, AND POLLARD. AGENTS FOR R. ANDERSONS WATER OF LEITH FLOUR MILL. The Auckland and Southern Produce Exchange Company beg to intimate to the trade- that they arc piepared to indent Direct Orders for all kinds of Gram, Seed, and Produce, and to assure clients they will receive the full benefit of the local knowledge aud opportunity of their Mends in the South for buying in the cheapest market, and on the beat terms.

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