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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2080, 15 May 1907, Page 2

p. H. GRAHAM, ARCHITECT, OVER NOLAN AND SKEET’S, ' I,owo Streofc. C. FERRIS* LICENSED INTERPRETER, NATIVE LAND & CO '. MISSION AGENT. JAS. G. LILLEY. IICHITECT AND SANITARY . • • —engineer, Union Rank Buildings. Tolophono 318. NOTICE OE REMOVAL. Dr. COLE Ims REMOVED to Groy-street (opposite tlio late rosidonco of Colonol YVintoi). Hours at Homo — Morning, 9 to 10. Afternoon, 2 to 3. Evening, 0 to 7. Attendance at Mr. E. D. Smith s (Chemist), 11 a.m., 3 p.m. * F. VON LU BB B) TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PIANO. Terms on Application. Caro of Mrs. LYNCH, Harris-streot, Kaiti.

MILKING MACHINE TESTI MONIALS.

What a few users rashly testify to, after working machines in some cases only a week or two, and in others only a month or two, is of no value whatever. Only after a machine lias worked successfully on a dairy farm for two or three years, can any value be attached to a testimonial. Mr. H. W. Potts, F.C.S., Principal of the Hawkesbtiry College, N.S,‘\y., where “Lawrence-Ken-nedy-Gillies” Machines have been in use for four years, recently stated that he spoilt a whole herd of cows with an old machine after one season’s use. He further states that tho success of the “L.K.G.” is now beyond all question. Mac Ewan and Co"., Ltd., Agents, Fort-street, Auckland, ,