Tho Now Tear brings with it fresh hopes and'possibilities, and whether they come to a successful issvio'or not dopond's largely lipon individuals' themselves.'' A dairy' farmer who aims to make a bigger thing out of his business in 1913 than "in 11112 will, fail'utterly if he simply trusts to luck and jogs along in tho same, old way. ■; On tho 'other hand, increasoil profits, and a healthier bank account arc assured at tho end of the twelve months it ho spends a few pounds early in tho year on an up-to-dato Milking 'Machine and aii "Anderson". Oil Engine.' The money saved by using* an "Anderson" Engine will moro than repay' its cost well within the year; As these engines nro built entirely in Now Zealand, the money'is circulated'within the country. Prompt attention is given to all orders. li«?olvo to instal a Milking Machino and with it an "Anderson" Oil Englno. AnAuwna. UiL Chrlstohurcir-AdTt
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1639, 4 January 1913, Page 7
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153Untitled Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1639, 4 January 1913, Page 7
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