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4 V MORE NEW BOOKS The Big Fisherman by L. Douglas, author of The Bobe. The Wooden Horse by E. Williams. The greatest escape story of the war. Parris Mitchell of King’s Row by H. and K. Bellamann. 16 Titles of Zane Grey Westerns. PENPLAS FOUNTAIN PENS ARE HERE AGAIN, 5/11 EACH. Ball Pointed Pens write dry. Limited supply. * Milbro Scout Air Guns and Slugs. A. A. NEWMAN CLEAN-OUT WEEK Reduced Prices Include Woollens Furnishings A Manchester. 9 * All Goods CLEARLY MARKED At CLEAN-OUT PRICES . DRESS FABRICS. SOFT FURNISHINGS. MANCHESTER. Phone 48 1 The Strand SEE THE FORDSON MAJOR HALF TRACK in action ■. On Sax Bros. Farm, Wainui, JULY 20, 1949 JULY 20, 1949 on f Mole Drain Ploughing In conjunction with Field Day arranged by E. R. Marryatt, Fields Instructor. Armstrong & Co. Ltd. WHAKATANE

7 REASONS WHY PRACTICAL FARMERS ARE NON STRIPPING WITH RIDD MILKERS (1) MOULDED INFLATIONS ensure consistent squeeze and release in the cup and eliminate variation in inflation lightness common to soft inflation cups. (2) Large milk chamber in claws stops flooding in the cups. RIDD CUPS DO NOT REQUIRE PROPS. (3) Clear glass indicators on the milk line show when each cow has finished milking. (4) 50-50 stop over port pulsators—the nearest to natural milking—have an efficient working life of 15-20 years. (5) Simplicity of construction ensures maximum of cleanliness with a minimum of labour. • (6) With few moving parts the RIDD MILKER does not require continued servicing & maintenance to keep maximum efficiency. (.7) With an average of 12-14 cows an hour per bail in this disK — trict milking time is reduced. DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR THIS. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOUR—HE HAS A RIDD MILKER. WE WILL QUOTE YOU FOR COMPLETE RIDD PLANTS OR CONVERSIONS. ' ■w CUTL Phone 96. After hours 436 M, 279 A.