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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 378, 24 May 1918, Page 3

THE FLETCHER MILKING > MACHINE possesses distinct advantages which make it worthy of every dairy farmer's investigation. The system is mechanically driven and Consequently every operation can he delinitely lollowed, easily understood ;>ud kept in tlie highest stale of cl'ticiency. The working parts are few and these are strong and „ simple ensuring low upkeep and the utmost reliability. While tho design is the simplest, the ' Fletcher " machine has proved the most effective in use to-day. II not only milks the cows thoroughly, but enables the highest milk test to he reached and maintained. An important factor contributing towards this is the sa.iitarv system on which the " l-'k-l-clier" works, f All parts ot ill* machine are readilv acce-.-ible for cleaning and, when wnrkin:'. vacuum is used to Keep all impurities from the mill; | Further particulars will he gladiv given : Klktciifk Mii.kim; Mm mini t'minvv Hamilton. Why let your inn in hooks, j .loces, etc., remain untidy or .orn when th« same can be rebound or repaired at the " Times" office. All branches o! book-binding under in ken.