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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 151, 22 December 1911, Page 4

Facts, not vague generalities, are what the average New Zealand farmer wants to know. In reading about farm machinery, and Milking Machines in particular, the practical dairyman is influenced only by hard, indisputable facts that mean money to him. "Facts, feed me on facts," wrotes the famous Thomas Carlyle. Hero are some facts about the success of the large number of Ridd Milking Plants installed tMs season. Every machine is working perfectly and giving the owner entire satisfaction. The Bidd does all that it is warranted to do—and more. It saves time, labor and money on hundreds of d'airy farms. Mr. W. W. Davies, of Kawliia, who uses a number of Ridd Milking Machines, writes: "To my mind the Ridds are simply perfection. It is just a pleasure to work and watch them milking." This is the opinion of a practical dairy farmer. In order to get the best out of your Ridd, couple it up with a Watt's Oil Engine. Full particulars immediately supplied by Newton King.—Advt. At this time of the year there are numerous family gatherings, and much visiting' of friends, and it is now that the consumption of tea expands. Many people try to economise with tea, and buy the cheap and inferior sorts, forgetful of the fact that inferior teas are harmful. It is true economy to stick to Crescent Blend Tea, which, is pure, strong, and wlml-'some.