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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 66, 8 September 1911, Page 5

UOH oujrht never to lie paid for work (lint. machines can perforin. dust as modern reapers and typewriters are. better than old-fashioned methods, so tin l Ividd Milking Machine is quicker and ''lleaper than* manna! labor. In proof of this. Mr. hvan .lones, of Toko, writes: ''Thinking" your company would like to receive a few words re the Uid'd plant you recently installed for me, I am pleased to sav I am thoroughly satisfied, and inuhinn' would induce me to <ro hack to the old laborious method of handmilking. The use of the machines has resulted in a jireat. savinjr «# time, viz., one hour nitf, I. and iiiornin". During the past, Ihree months I have not had a single break-down or stoppage. With regard to the motive power (Watt's oil ''"•'iiiel. 1 find its simplicity itself; in fact,, my son, nine years of aye, looks after I lie; engine and >rets it, with' for Use 111-lit ami lnornin;;." For further nif or 111 :it ion" please apply to N'ewton kuijr. The corsets that are guaranteed to fit comfortably, to wear well, and not rust, break or tear, are the celebrated Warner's Rust-proof, as sold by local drapers —Advt. We are indebted to the Drapers' Record for the information that Warner's Rust-proof Corsets have the largest output of any corset factory in the world, —Advt