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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 414, 1 October 1918, Page 1

THE FLETCHER MILKIXG MACHINE possesses distinct advantage which make it worthy of even dairy farmer's investigation The system is mechanically driven and consequently every operation can he definitely followed, easily understood nnd kept in the higliest state of elhciency. The working parts arc few and these are strong and simple ensuring low upkeep and the utmost reliability. While the de>iun is the simplest, the " Fletcher " machine has proved the most effective in use to-day. II not only milks the cows thoroughly. hut enables the highest milk test to be reached and maintained. An important factor conlii! u in.L; tow.udsthis is the sanitary -vstem on which the " Fleti l i-i u< ■! ks. All pai ts of the machine are readily accessible tor cleaning and, when working, vacuum is u-<.'d to keep all impurities iiom the milk. J Further paiticulars will he gladly given : FI.I-.HIIM; MiI.KINI, Mviiisk COMPANY Hamilton. Why let your niunc hooks, pieces, et:, remain untidy or torn when the same can be rebound or repaired at thu "Times" office. All branches of book-binding undertaken.