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Otaki Mail, 10 February 1922, Page 3

A REVOLUTION IN MACHINE MILKING BY USING THE KANNOTrALL TEAT CTOP HOLDER. why it was not invented long ago. The <' EANNOTFALL'' holds the teat-eups where they belong, yet allows freedom of movement and pulsation. The cups CANNOT FALL TO THE FLOOR —they are held by a clip and keep in place even when pulsation is weak. The value of the invention is instantly obvious to the dairy farmer —its convenience, simplicity, cleanliness and efficiency are self-evident. The low price of the "Kannot fall" should induce every owner of milking machines to purchase at once. FORD AND PRICE, Sole District Agents for Manawatu. OXFORD SEEET, LEVIN. K>JLs%sJ &'£} For Pigeons, Sparrows, " Clays" All Storekeepers now stock C.A.C. Ammunition at reduced price. It is freshly made, and is landed straight from the Works at Auckland. Watch the Shooting Matches and note the l-ril-liant records C.A.C. " Favourite " Cartridges are making. Order through your Local Dealer, who will alios you the usual Club discount —or send direct to us, naming the Dealer through whom you prefer to be supplied. Colonial Ammunition Co. N.Z., Ltd., Auckland

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