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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 324, 10 June 1911, Page 5

AN ECONOMICAL MILKER. Temuka. May Ifi, mil. 11u> Gane Milking Machine Co., Ltd., Kltham. Dear Sirs,— T bop to inform you that the, two-cow plant, with automatic milk releaser, installed for nip Inst December is still pjoinsi well, and I am very pleased indeed with it. 1 find that lnv covrs milk just as well as if tlie.y were milked by hand. The machine i- very easily cleaned, and t have had no trouble whatever in keening the cups on teals. The cost of upkeep is very little, the consumption of kerosene being about two ti:is in three weeks, r may state that some of my neighbors who have other makes of machines installed, are now milking by hand on account of the cost of upkeep, while I intend to go on milk- 1 ing right through. 1 am milking a herd of H"> cows, and with onlv a boy to help me can put them through in two hours, easily. T cannot -speak too highly of the Gane as a labor-saver, and 1 strongly advise anyone who is thinking of putting in machines to give it a trial.—Yonrs. etc.. M. J. QUIXW All particulars from the ("lane Milking Machine Co.. KHham.—Advt. When you get, Roslvn you get the best in all-wool blankets, rugs, tweeds. Worsteds, hosiery, unshrinkable flannel and underwear, "Delta" finish; so when purchasing woollen goods always say, "Eoslyn, please."—Adrt.