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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1599, 16 November 1912, Page 8

The prosperity of the Dominion dcnonds

a-uc wi Lll« ±JUlllilllUJt U«jJi.'UU3 upon'tho success of individual citizens., A dairy farmer, or anyone else for that matter/whose balance is on the wrong side of the ledger is to a certain/extent a drag Upon the country. > As a rule there are; several contributing causcs to a farmer's failure, and in many cases the principal reason is the heavy working cxpsnsss of old-fashioned methods. Visit any farm 'you like where an up-to-date milking plant and "Anderson'.' Oil Engine arc installed, and there you will see prosperity, simply because worjrinfj expenses have been reduced to a minimum. Why, the cost of Running an . "Anderson" Engine for a year is but a few shillings. And in that time it ..will cave yon pounds in hard cash. An. "Anderson" Oil Engine is so simple.in' construction and built so well that there is no risk of its going out of order. There ,is no better engine on the market for -driving milking plants. Remember that, : And' '-order an, "Anderson" with your machine. Ask Andersons, ltd.,.Christchurch,, for particulars.—Advt. A block of 620 acres of land, situated in' the Ifiiig Country; -is the subject of a special announcement'-in- this ; issue 'by . Mw<ts. ■ A.'"H. Atkinson-'and-Co., Ltd., Feilding." ~ - • A stock j sale will be held at' Masterton on November 15 by the New Zealand Loan 'and Mercantile Agency. • .The re»9ons for the great run on ,rVic- . -.tor" Vats is not far to seek. In the 'first ••place; the bottom of a "Victor" Vat slopes, gently to the centre so that every drop of whey'drains away and leaves the curd highland dry. Then, the workmanship of.j.tliese VatS is so. excellent that they give : years of ' service. "Every ' factory looking for bigger profits should instal "Victor" Vats..- Write_.for particulars'"toAlberfrJ. Parton, Carterton.—Advt.* '