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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 864, 9 July 1910, Page 17

Farmers; . s NEWTON KING . . v WOULD LIKE TO MEET YOU AT THE Hsiwera Winter Sli©w g WHEN HE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THE . REDD MILKING. MACHINE AT WORK MILKING COWS EACH DAY. Also the CELEBRATED WAITS OIL ENGINE. Besides the above, I will have a fino display of P. AND D. DUNCAN'S PLOUGHS, DRILLS, CHAIN, TRIPOD, TINE AND DISC HARROWS, ROLLERS, HORSE HOES, CULTIVATORS,; Etc. Fino Exhibit of Grass Seeds, .R/latiMires, Genase© for Roofing, &c.' Noxon Disc Harrows, ChafF-Cutters, Horse Clippers, Saw Benches. DON'T FORGET TO CALL, YOU WILL FIND MY EXHIBIT IS WELL WORTHY OF INSPECTION. Show Visitors—Show Prices. ■ , BAV6 eo PER CENT. ' By inspecting our Special Sliow Display of Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, and Whatnots, all marked in plain figures. Our Shop is on the way to the 'Show Grounds. ARTHUR'S Furnishing Warehouse,. Hawera, j , = ."Up-to-Oate" ! - House Furnishers L. □ □ jj ' ■ ■ ; ''' ' , i. IMMI, tlae Bawera ' I Paare Brag Braggfef., ; WALLACE'S EMULSION, For Weak Chests, Lungs, and Throat. Splendid thing for > Weakly or Sickly Children. Try it. 3s. per liottlo; Posted. ! ' 3s. (id. WALLACE'S HEADACHE POWDER, ! . . . Will Shift any Headache in 10 minutes, Is. 6d. WALLACE'S DENTAL SURE CURE, • An Absolute Cure for Toothache. Does Not Injure the I' | Teeth, Is. KEEP. THESE REMEDIES ALWAYS IN YOUR HOMES, AND !SAVE DOCTOR'S BILLS.

• REII WHAT' FARMERS SAY ©F TIIS . c :Ei«y. MMMmig: <«■! """ Bemoiistra" Bemou§ira= V V-Kl P'JP t Tlkf' J I 1? ft V , lions Daily t, | J[ t £ L ptJ h'J U i IjJ li| |> ! 1 tlm My Winter «L iU Winter sW. | , l % \ a { f | j', j | Dear Sir,—lt is now over six months ago since I installed one of your Dear Sirs, —Ro the-Ridd Milking Machine you installed for me last Three Bucket Plants, with a 3 h.p. Watt Engine. When I gave the'order spring, I am well satisfied with the result. My only fear was that the for the machine I looked upon it as an experiment, rendered necessary by cows would not keep up their milk in the.autumn (which is where other the difficulty in procuring labour. I am more than satisfied With the re- makes of milking machines fail so badly). Although Mr. Ridd assured me suit. The cows took readily to the'machine, and I am convinced that I I. would find tlio cows keep up their, milk better than if milked by hand, have obtained bettor results right through the season than if they had I was a hit doubtful. I. am very pleased to inform you that I am satisbeen milked bv hand. This I attribute to the. regularity and smoothness lied Mr. Ridd was right. My cows have kept up with their milk much with which the machine does its work as against when the cows are milked better than when they were milked by hand. The-cows teats are all in by different persons. The teats and udders have not sustained the slight- good order; the machine has not damaged a single teat 011 0110 of my est injury by the use of the machine, m the contrary, the cows have not cows. Tile milking plant was fitted up in first-class style, and the arbeen troubled with sore teats as is often the case with _ hand milking. rangement- of stalls, as recommended by Mr. Sutton, works first rate. • To sum up with I look upon the use of the, machine as giving as good or The Watts Engine docs its work without any trouble. It will , milk 50 oven better results than by hand milking, besides giving a great saving cows with ss. worth of kerosene per week, and it never grumbles or gives in time and labour. The cows are less than half the timo in the yard than a week's notice. if milked by hand, which is a groat advantage. I have 110 hesitation' in ' ■ recommending anvonc wanting a machine to gi in for a Ridd, or if they Wishing you every success with the Ridd Machine, are in doubt to come and see,mine at work. lam sixty-three years of age, ' Y faithfully, and have been dairying in Taranaki all my life, so am not exactly a now chum at- the game. Yours faithfully, (Sd.) HENRY JOHNSON. (Sd.) AARON MARSH. . . Dear Sirs,—l wish to state that the Three Single Bucket Plant and Dear Sir, —Doubtless you would liko to know how I am getting on with 3 h.p. "Watts' Engine you installed for me are giving every satisfaction, the Ridd Milking Machine you installed for me last July. 1 ca » Before purchasing a plant I inspected several different makes of milking honestly sav it is giving every satisfaction. In fact, it has given lar more plants at work and finally deckled on a Ridd, and I am now more pleased than 1 expected. The cows take it exceptionally well, aim stand quiet ian ovcl . was a Ridd that I did instal. It docs not injure tho and chew their cud as if they had never been hand milked; in tact, they cmvg teats \ n tho slightest, but on the contrary it leaves them soft and like it better than bring hand milked. And my sons think a lot or lt > a U c i like silk. It is very simple to clean, and is a fast and clean milker sav, "No more milking by band for them." Two of them put- through <0 t cows in two hours. The Walts' engine runs like .a clock, and I am go- The Watts' luigmo is running like a clock, and it has not given us ing to put a pump 011 next week to run a cooler; so I will let you know the slightest trouble. how I get on with it, but I think it will run tho two alr.g it. With kind regards, back to hand milking again. Yours faithfully. Believe me, yours truly, '(Sd.) H. WILSON. (Sd.) R. JAMES. For further particulars apply toTHE" RIDD-MILKING MACHINE COMPANY, Ltd., BOX 96, '"NEW PLYMOUTH.