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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 8, Issue 27, 2 April 1907, Page 5

■‘.NEW’’ MILKING MACHINES. _ When you soo a milking machine advertised as being “ new ” or “ improved,” avoid it as you would an ox with a whisp of straw on its horns. The only safe machinois the “old” ono that has boon in practical use for at least two years. New machines have all their troubles before them in the shape of risky, and often costly, experimenting, The “Lawuuxck-Kexxedv-Gillies” is the first and only practical milker, having been in daily use for five years. The valuable and unique principle of its success is fully protected by patent rights, and any “improved” machines are either infringements or else do not embody the indispensable principle covered by the Gillies patents. Agents, J. B. Mac Ewan & Co., Ltd., U.S.S. Co.’s Buildings, Wellington. WINTER DAIRYING, If you are wanting a reliable Separator to help you make your butter during the winter mouths when the roads are too bad to cart the milk to the factory, don’t forget that the Baltic represents the latest, most convenient, and easiest separator to handle. They are built in all sixes from 10 to 100 gallons per hour, ai d for skimming and easy turning have no equal. The Baltic Separator is compact and neat in general design and is not only a money maker, but an ornament in any dairy. For prices, terms, and full particulars, write to J. B. Mac Ewan & Co., Ltd., U.S.S, Co.’s. Bldgs, Wellington,