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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 59, 18 June 1910, Page 4

GANE'S "RELEASER" SYSTEM This system is a great advance on the old-style ''Bucket System," where the milk is sucked into «i pail and then carried to the milk-stand by hand and poured into each can in turn. With the above the milk is drawn straight from the teats through a bronze tube (which also acts as the main vacuum pipe) into the "Releaser," from which it is automatically delivered into the spouting leading to the milk-stand. The ''Releaser" is .placed just outside the cowshed, and it acts altogether independent of the operators, wJio simply attend to the cows, and change the teat cups a« each one is finished. Instead of carrying the machines and pails around the shed to the cowd, one set of cups is placed in the centre ot each double bail, and left there during the whole milking, so that as each cow is milked the cups are changed on to the opposite cow, and while she is toeing milked the other is stripped and let out. This way of arranging the machines* requires only a small shed, i.e., one double ibail ' (six feet wide) for each single set of cups, and one-third less cup« than the old fashioned bucket system with a large number of bails. Farmers are invited to .secure pamphlets and all information from Mr. H. R. Jenkins, Eltham.—Advt.

A HINT TO THE WISE. A man is seldom sick when his bowels Sre regular and never well when they nre irregular. Bear this in mind and take Chamberlain's' Tablets as occasion may rpquire. There is nothing better They are mild and gentle in their action' and are pleasant to take. Try them and you will never wish' to take another dos« of pills. For sale by all chemist* an* storekeepers.