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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1565, 8 October 1912, Page 8

( Dairy farming can't be carried on by "rule of thumb." New conditions compel farmers to depart from the -wellbeaten tracks of custom, and adopt methods more in accord with modern requirements.' Our forefathers who farmed in the Old Country wpuld' have suspected lunacy in the person who said that some day milking'would be done with tnachinery. Yet to-day, on almost every go- . ahead dairy farm in tho Dominion, milk-ing-machines are busy earning money for their owners at a rate undreamt of a few years ago. However, when all's said and done,. tho power behind the machine is the real money-maker. If that power is supplied by an "Anderson" Oil Engine, a minimum of trouble and a maximum of profit arc assured. The "Anderson" is h New Zealand-made engine, specially suitid to dairy farmers' needs. It is simple, reliable, and very economical. Instal iin "Anderson" with your milking-machine. Andersons, Ltd., C'hristchurch.—Advt. It. is expected that the Wairarapa. arid East Coast P. and A. Society's progressive move in having tho sheep pens on the show grounds covered will lead to oa increased number of exhibits coming Torward in this section. Numerous inquiries lead the committee to think that the accommodation provided for sheep will be taxed to tho limit, A WINNER OF COMPETITIONS. ' The Egg-laying competitions' for 1910-11 and 1911-12 were both won by pens reared ■ on 'A. and P." Chick Rai&ar. . The first essential for profitable poultry keeping, .Obtainable from all Storekem'ers.—Aavt,