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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2070, 3 May 1907, Page 2

THE RUSH FOP, MILKING MACHINES

Now that the “Lawrence-Keimcdy-Gillies” Milker has, after five seasons’ use.on numbers of dairy farms, proved an unqualified success, there is a heavy and increasing demand for this popular machine. Throughout- Australasia a tremendous number I of machines are being booked for the coming season, and in N.Z. alone some thousands will be required. On all sides one hears of people going in for the “li.K.G/” machine. If you wish to get. a plant installed in anything like time for the coming season book up your order without delay. Plants will only be supplied in priority of application. J. B. MacEWAN AND CO., Ltd., Agents, Fort street, Auckland.

I There appears to be a likelihood of 1 a fruit war in Wellington. One “coster” began with a barrow a short time ago, and the innovation proved successful enough to warrant a number of others starting in the same line. They are said to be doing well, and owing to their small expenses, beating the Chinamen for price. There are signs of a “tariff” war; the Chinese have cut their prices down a little, but the hawkers still undersell them.

Pale, nervous women with little strength and failing appetite are among those who receive the greatest benefit from Stearns’ Wine, the matchless tonic and strength restorer.’ Try it.—Advt.