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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 376, 17 May 1918, Page 4

THE FLKTCHSK Mli.KiMi M A('iiJ.\Lv has set a new and higher standard for eiiiiciency and service. Besides possessing disiiuci advantages in regard to simplicity, directness of action and thorough reliability, the "Fletcher" ,s essentially a cle.in milker. In this machine air drawn from the hack of the cup inllation docs not come in contact with the milk, but is exhausted into the atmosphere thus preventing possible impurities from contaminating the milk. This saves "Fletcher' users from by far the commonest reason for milk being rejected at the factory. Whether in the llushor end of season, whether used on small-teated heifers or hard rows." Fletcher" teat cups do not fall off. They can he assembled or taken to pieces without having to unscrew any cap or connection. Write for full particulars I') the I'YKTCHKIt MUK INC M .Mil IN!'. (.'DMI'ASV. lIA \t 11,TON'.