1 the defence of the Empire and the maintenance of the fighting IHKl'fri forces depend as much as anything else on increased supplies of i New Zealand dairy produce. The first essential of maximum WALLACE SUPER MILKERS, both standard and dual vacuum,, are designed to save labour, reduce time in the shed' and helpwP * *' to maintain quality of production. The Wallace Super is a true double-pipe machine which, guarantees complete sanitation, and can be altered easily and inexpensively from standard to dual vacuum, or vice versa. ... , THE WALLACE VACUUM PUMP (upper left) is scieilSttally f" designed to produce maximum steady vacuum. This Fumpj runCiliß ning on ball bearings, gives exceptionally light power consump- - sr 7 .'. 'fflyjj]' J- --.'tion. It lends itself to convenient installation, is easily accessibleVMf/ and perfectly sanitary. Cover of nickelled copper, body ducoed. \ j Cylinders, pistons, connecting rods and crankshaft are all per- . \ fectly finished and fitted. | jjjgr*! HeF 5 # WALLACE SUPER RELEASER (lower right). The most saniM flu tary and most easily cleaned releaser available. Pressed from : Sg. p IB jlj solid copper and heavily tinned. No corners or seams and na» •Jpl baffles to churn milk or harbour bacteria. Large capacity an<f Xv scientific construction. Reduced air admission eases strain on the vacuum pump. ' THE WALLACE AUTOMATIC MOTOR DRIVE (lower left> protects the motor, reduces power consumption and risk of accident. This exclusive invention enables the motor to be started free of all load. The load is taken up by the motor gradually and then correct belt tension is maintained automatically. Belt slip is prevented and the motor's efficiency .increased. JBr .Jx " Complete service is available on all Wallace machinery and Mmi Jlf demonstration entails no obligation. D. McL. WALLACE LTD., Dept. <T£ NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. .V* Hsi! ili If 1 ©II IHI B I timm 'tßfflß near Sirs,—please forward me full particulars of t. ■ «lg|| PBS H IB Ik Wallace s - pe? ana Dual Vacuum Mil]£ers * . I ADDRESS J &r WE CAN DO IT ! Letter Heads Bill Heads Uniscript Forms Office Printing ' j|j|f Statements Account Forms Invoice' Books "Receipts WR''* •wf Receipt Books Time Sheets Wage Sheets Folders , >. ijl Programs Fancy Cards Dance Tickets Posters |l | i; ftl . Visiting Cards Business Cards Invitations || | j fl Wedding, Cards Wedding Invitations .if ' ||i Bereavement Cards In Memoriam Cards Sale Bills Hand Bills |l|/ Circulars Dodgers Books fy » '|| , Catalogues Schedules l^lif Sj) Printed Envelopes vtN Blotters \U£t\ © LET US QUOTE YOU FOR THAT JOB! (£ I The "Beacon" is your Paper m IT cannot live without your support. Become a permanent m\ subscriber. Help the BEACON to help you forward the interests. , Bp |pj| of the district in which we have our mutual bond. i| Non-political, non-sectarian and independent, the BEACON p!|| portrays the news of the district in which it circulates and seeks " ■pjj |p pl|| to give a lead in all movements calculated to assist the progress Bpjj|p of town and country. DID YOU KNOW that for £1 per year, you can ha;ve. the ■I^l^ im \Wm BEACON delivered three times a week, at your home. Ring .
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 209, 6 September 1940, Page 6
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