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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1517, 13 August 1912, Page 8

FAT SHEEP.

GOOD DEMAND IN AUSTRALIA. According to the Sydney "Daily Telegraph" of August 1, in view of tho high priccs current for fat sheep, a movement is on foot to endeavour to arrange for a couple of good-sized shipments from Now Zealand. There is an import duty of 25., and an inspection fee of Is., but despite these charges and freight there should be a payable margin at tho prices ruling,

A farmer owes it to himself to instill the best : labour-saving machinery lie can get for his farm. In no other way will tanning pay well enough to compensate for all tho trouble and disappointments oi tho business. The old method of milking large .herds by hand kept many a hardworking farmer "uivJor" l'or ytors. Then tho Milking Machine came along to make his work easier and mora profitable. The most economical, safest, and simplest power for driving Milking Machines, or for general farm use is the "Andfcrson" Oil lingine. These powerful and reliable engines dovelop more than their full ratad borsa-powcr, an<l sustain it for hours under the hardest working conditions. Thoy do this with no supervision, and can bo relied upon to run from start to finish without givintr tlie least trouble. When ordering a Milking Plant specify an "Anderson Oil Engine, Andersons, Ltd., Chrifltcliurch and Wellington.—Artvti