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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1677, 18 February 1913, Page 8

Dairy farming, like any other business, is carried oil for what can be got out of it in the way of profits. Ami, also like other businesses, unless these profits nro forthcoming thero is likely to bo serious trouble Expenses pre curtailed and profits are .increased in shops and offices by the use of modern, time-saving contrivances. Tho same can bo said of dairy farms, where Milking Machines and "Anderson" Oil Engiues aid in everyday use. These incctyanic.il helpers increase farmers' profits by cutting down working expenses and doing more work in less time than under tho old order of things. "Anderson" Engines nro kept busy on scores of New Zealand farms. An "Anderson" is the ideal power for Milking Machines. Full particulars can bb obtained from Andersons, Ltd., Christchnrch.—Advt. There's no use finding fault with the Factory when you get n low milk test— the blame lies with yourself. Jf your milk is placed in one of Parlon's Coolers directly- it comes from the cow, it will be in perfect condition when 'it readies the Factory. Then you will get high tests, and proportionately high prices. Albert .1. Pnrton, Carterton.—Advt. A WINNER OF COMPETITIONS. The. Egg-layjng-.compctitions for 1010-11 and lfll 1-12 ' ">re both won by hens reared on "A. and j..' Chich Kaiser. Tho first essential for profitable poultry keeping. Obtainable from all Storekeepers.—Advt