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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 174, 17 June 1940, Page 6

fort of Butter.. ? JML ; you can help build up the Empire's food reserves which'-; * is equally important to the successful prosecution of theggjP* | war. New Zealand farmers are doing their utmost to increase production — but maximum output can only bem i reached with the use of efficient labour-saving plant. i The Wallace Dual Vacuum Milker (below) is to-day's most outstanding contribution to the dairying industry. Low level milk interceptors in each bail allow milk to be mi » gravitated from the cows at any required vacuum. The S _Jfl!.. milk is delivered from the cow to the interceptors at udder f IfjlEr 1111 level. It is then lifted from the interceptors to the milk ' i! Iff 111 4§| line, and surge is eliminated. Transparent interceptors. M 111 1 fill* ffpt enable the milk from individual cows to be inspected. • '% 111 if mm. The Wallace gives you the convenience of the overhead' • J ill § ill? Ij'M line milker with the advantages of low-line and low ' H Ili 1 vacuum milking. Send the coupon for full particulars of. • mm this Wallace Dual Vacuum Milker. ABOVE n and D. McL. Wallace PHONE 97 LTD. WHAKATANE jj D - McL. WALLACE LTD., Dept. ft H| mg § ■Hj 0 W „JB NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. U _ EHB& ■ ■ I I HB H I H| ~HHH Dear Sirs, —please forward me full particulars of I Wallace Super and Dual Vacuum Milkers. ' vame ••••-• * i VDDRESS.... #mm ■■ mm wmm wmt mm mm mm am mm mm

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