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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2060, 22 April 1907, Page 2

DAIRY MACHINERY. The “L.Tv.G.” Milking Machine HlTcrs from any other machinery Tims Cream Separators, right from the old out-of-date machine still hanging on to a refutation of 2f years ago. up to the “Baltic” of to day, all employ the indispensabh principal of centrifugal force which is free to all. The old unsuccessful principle of “dead” suction in milking machines is likewise free to all but the principle of breaking down the dangerous suction on the teats at each pulsation by inletting air belongs entirely to the. first and only successful milker, the “Lawrenco-Kennedy-Gillies.” J. B. MacEWAN AND CO., Ltd., Agents, Fort street, Auckland.

The Federal Minister for Defence has made up his mind that money will have to be spent on providing tho Australian forts with searchlights up to all requirements. There was some excellent marksmanship displayed during the Easter manoeuvres in Victoria, but the Minister asks of what avail is it if there is one single, hour during which vessels can enter the heads of any fortified port unporcoived. All tho requisite information is being collected, and provision will probably bo made on the Estimates to be laid before Parliament next session. Tho nervous strain of household caro wears out even the strongest women. Take Stearns’ Wine, the peerless tonic, which builds up tlu body and makes tho . weak strong. Pleasant to the taste.—Advt.