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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 27, 8 September 1911, Page 7

npHE WORKERS' BREWER. ■*• STENT AND CO., Central Brewery, QUIN STREET, WELLINGTON. Ale and Stout: 1 doz. Ots ... ... 7S. 1 doz. Pts. ... ... 4s. .£ ; TT O T E L W IN D S O R. - a - H - (Private.) 47 to 51 Manchester St., Ghristchurch. Proprietor: Mr. Thos. Hughes (Late of Loviatiliaai Hotel). WORKERS! you come to Christchurch, V T Try BRADFORD'S PRIVATE HOTEL. Opposite Railway Station. TARIFF: 4s 6d per day; £1 per week. A Good Bed and a Good Meal Guaranteed . . . ' . ICTMPIRE HOTEL, HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. J. P. Murphy ... ... Proprietor. (Late of Tologa Bay.) On3y Stocks the Best■MEW WHITE HART HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. And Lane ... Proprietor (Late United Service Hotel, " J Christchurch) . ' PALMER TYRES HOLD ALL RECORDS. S9LYERTOWN RUBBER COMPANY, Wholesale Depot: 165 Manchester St., Ghristchurch.

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE SHEEP-SHEARINO ' - I I MACHINERY. I THE *•—All expenses incurred in installation of machines are generally recovered at end of'first year, THE when more than 3,000 op 4,000 sheep are shorn. J « 2.—lt is possible to shear many more sheep in the same time by machine than by the blade PO"PTTT AT? 3. —It is a great deal easier to learn to shear with a machine than with hand shears. α-w 4. —Prom \ lb. to % lb. more wool is obtained on one average sheep by use of machine shears. wllbl —The growth of the wool is much more even after machine shearing. STJCCESSIfTJIj 6.—Machine shears are used'by all leading stations to-day. There is no doubt they will be SB H_-, -* universally used in the near future. OOSMffO QMS'A 1&I&SC& lag |f» fei fas?„ 7.—A retrospect of history proves that machinery has never yet been introduced into an industry v s?rfl £«&r"on E& flirts - where in the end it has not prevailed. It is only a question of a very short time until hand-shearing becomes a lost art. No men are learning to shear with blades now, all the fkM « rf , *rjj§rhe» SBLJ3 iff! , f§k OF** additions to the ranks of shearers being machine men, and in the very near future it will i¥l#%'L*irlßs>Bߣ ir! Ems%'lnL'ii ill %s& be necessary to fit machines for the above reason alone. *' ; IN MACHINE. DO NOT PUT OFF FITTING YOUR SHED. AUSTRALASIA. I Fop full parti- ! culars write op GASHFI ' j . i' 1•, WiKDIVnUI(tO, |J ■