"THE STORRIE MILKER."

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 853, 27 June 1910, Page 10

"THE STORRIE MILKER."

[Published by Arrangement.] j Tlio well-known firm of Storrie, Ltd., of ' Invcrcargill and Dtincilin, have intra- ( dueed into the North Island their ] Storrie "Standard" Milker Large mini- | hers of these machines have been intalled 1 in the South Island, and from the tosti- t niony of users, the machine promises { to rank amongst the foremost before * the dairying public. j Some interesting features in conncc- , tion with the machine which commends 4 itself to farmers are:—(l) It can be 1 operated by steam only, or with an oil t engine and vacuum pump, steam being ' (he cheapest, where fuel is obtainable. x (2) The pulsator is exceedingly simple, j' and practically entails no wear, besides ] being independent of milk tubes. (3) ( Delects leakages at once. (4) Has in- 6 dependent vacuum for teat cups and pul- J sator, which makes pure milk an ab- '' solute certainty. j The firm have evolved a machine c simple in construction, easy to clean, and ( ; a practical success. 1 The plant shown was driven by a f 3-h.p. Oil Kerosene Engine (the firm <> being sole agents for Now Zealand). l The exhibit beimj tinder the care of .Mr £lorric and Mr. Elder, and fully explained to many interested farmers. After a careful and crilical examination by fno expert (Mr. Hugh M/Kay). of the' N.Z. c Lean and Mercantile Agency Co., I J al- s merston North, thi- firm have taken over ■' (he agency for Wellington and Hawke's ' ***■ ;