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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2233, 9 November 1907, Page 4

THE COMING MACHINE. There is no necessity to wait for the coming Milking Machine. Tlio “L.K.G.” came five years ago, and is still here. There is no difficulty about securing a coming machine, as there always has been, and always will be, hundreds of machines which are-just at the stage of either coming - or going. The trouble is to get them to remain. In this respect the “L.K.G. ’ - stands alone—as tho first and only Milking Machino which has yet demonstrated beyond doubt that it is a permanent success. Why experiment when you can get tho proved and firmly established “L.K.G."machine? —MacEwuns, Ltd., Sole Agonts, Fort Street, Auckland. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. 0 LIVER jpLOWS. HILLSIDE, Nos. 52, 03, 56. CRESCENT, 7 to 14 inch cut. THE JOHNSTON j^JOWER Does Perfect, Clean Work. JOHNSTON THE gTEEL ■R AKE. THE -OHNSTON ORCHARD ARROW. w JJLANET JR, 0 No. 8,50 s cask. ULTIVATORS, THE D R ANDY jyiNDMILL. ÜBEROID T 3 OOFING. I RON BARK PUMPKIN SEED. I have a very fine Sample for SALE. • W. A. O’MEARA

Stjs hard to imagine a more severe test for coa! than that afforded by the “ Discovery” on the Antarctic Expedition. “ Coaibrookdale ” was used entirely during the iong period spent among the ice and snow. The Engineer wrote on his return : COALBROOKDALE Coal “ was used entirely for Steaming, Cooking, and Warming purposes, and 5 can positively say that no class of coal could have been more suitable in every way.” If you use coa! for either of the above purposes you will find that “ Coaibrookdaie” will give you the same satisfaction that it did to the ‘‘Discovery” pioneers. Order Direct from the COALBROOKDALE DEPOT. Coal o' ail kinds, Coko, and ' Firewood at Lowest Bates. WESTPORT GOAL CO., LTD.