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HOROWHENUA COUNTY PATRIj OTIC ASSOCIATION. ' Agent for tlio RETURNED SOLj DIERS' INFORMATION DEI'ART- | MENT. Work Wanted for Returned Men The undermentioned returned soldiers require employment: I.—Bushfeller, scrubcuOter, fencer. Present address, Oliau. 2.—Farm hand, good milker. Present address, Weraron. 3.' —-Farm liand, want-* work on sheep \ farm. Present address, Otaki Hail- ' , way. 4.—Farm hand, wants light work on farm. Present address, Ohau. 6.—General farm hand, wants work. Present addref-s, Otaki. 7.—-Wanted in the Levin district, work driving teams, used to horses, and can shovel if wanted. Present . address, Ngaio, Wellington. | . THIS SPACE will be occupied | by the Patriotic Association to ad- | vertisc the wants of Returned Men !' requiring employment, and employers seeking labour, are invstted to communicate with the undersigned, who will furnish full particulars as to character andi qualifications of applicants. F. P. WALKLiEJY, Secretary. Oxford Chambers, Levin. Phone .17. 'JN OTICE. TO DAIRY FARMERS ATv T B ALL WHOM IT SAY CONCERN. The New Zealandia Milking Machines Are_ again leading, 250 machines having been booked already to go in during the coming season. 1 Eighteen hundred NEW ZEALANDIA Machines are working successfully in New Zealand. Now, Mr Farmer, are you thinking of installing a Milker? If so ask yourself the following questions : Why do most owners of purebred stock use NEW ZEALANDIA Milking Machines? Why does the New Zealand Government have seven of these machines installed in preference to all other makes ? DON'T listen to the tall talk of our competitors and their agents. They will have you believe [hat this machine is not what we claim it to be. BE NOT DECEIVED. OUR COMPETITOR K ARE UNEASY. (Head this unsolicited Testimonial). To E. Alliumd. Dairy Engineer, WoTiiroa. Dear Sir.---This is 1o advise you that I find that I have decided I bought the best milkii';r machine when T :r;\ve you inslruclions to flic New Zealandia mil 1 :":'. This machine is much brstter than I ever thought it. Tl; ' alternate action of, the claw pulsatora are in my opinion wonderful. This machine is mflki ing cows at the present time [ which would be very hard to milk by hand. My herd of 50 , Jerseys, which had previously : ! been hand milked have taken to i i this machine like a duck takes to ; water. The way the cows are milked has simply astonished me and il'. is a splendid thing to know that one's cows will not be , damaged in any way by using the New Zealandia. I will be pleased to have any farmer visit my slied and seejthe machines working, as I consider every farmer contemplating buying machines should see the New Zealandia working before buying } anything else. Finally, I consider the New ! Zealandia the last word in me- t chanical milkers.—Yours, etc., Several second hand Gane Milking machines cheap. 1 Write, call or Phone No. 98 for catalogues and all particulars. E. Allmand, MILKING MACHINE EXPERT, WERAROA, LEYIN . ■ If i The Soldier's * Best Friend a " Kindly convey our sincero thanks to your Committee for the ; 1 books of Y.M.C.A. Coupons which i arrived by the last mail. You * could not have chosen a better method of assisting Wakatipu boys, considering the Y.M.C.A. is a soldier's best friend, and is to be found in all sorts of buildings B within a short distance of the' firing I! line,' where the efforts of this insti- B tution are greatly appreciated by all." B (?•, . R Scores of other letters from the boy» g eulogise the service of the Y.M.C.A.' , Send donations to OAPT. D» A. EWBN, Hon. ' -d National Y.M.C.A, Treasurer, Baker's Build- D lug, Wellißftoa. *

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Levin Daily Chronicle, 11 June 1918, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Levin Daily Chronicle, 11 June 1918, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Levin Daily Chronicle, 11 June 1918, Page 4

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