MILKING SHORTHORNS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1695, 11 March 1913, Page 8

MILKING SHORTHORNS.

MORE IMPORTATIONS PROBABLE, It is stated that a number.of milking Shorthorn cattle are to be imported, and will be stationed at Sunnyside Mental Hospital. It is also rumoured, that tho ■Ayrshire herd at Porirua Mental Hospital is to be added to, and that the pigs at the sama institution are to bo strengthened by the importation of some fresh blood from abroad.

'"'•When a fanner sits down of his own free will and' accord, and writes the praises of an Oil Engine, it will certainly pay his fellow-fanners to take heed of his opinion.' The following letter re an "Anderson" Oil Engine was written by a practical dairy farmer:—"l 'was taken with, tho appearance, of your engine at the "Waikato Winter Show, and, though advised I could get less expensive makes, I had yours put in (a ,3 h.p. Benzine), tho sweetest little bit of mechanical energy a man could wish to have. Pumps, Be.leasers, I'ulsators, or anything else may go wrong, but the little engine so far has done her work most conscientiously, and in the midst of trouble seems to remind one that lie has at least one mechanical .friend." There isn't a better Engine on the market for driving Milking Machines than tho "Anderson." Full particulars from Anderson's, Ltd., Christchurch.Advt. A WINNER OF COMPETITIONS. The Egg-laying competitions for 1910-11 and 1911-12 '"ire both won by hens reared on "A. and x. ' Chich Kaiser. The first •essential for profitable poultry keeping. Obtainable from all Storekeejpers.—Advt.