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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8984, 19 November 1907, Page 5

Hermann Loftus Satchlei', ironmoulder, aged nineteen, died at the Dunedin Hospital, on Saturday last, the supposed cause of death, being poisoning through eating tinned fish. The deceased and six companions went for a picnic last week, and all partook of some tinne i goods. On the evening of the 13th the deceased complained of pains, and on Friday •he was removed to the hospital. None of the deceased's companions suffered. ______ JUDGING A MILKEB. When you buy a hoice you generally take some pains to find out if it is sound. You ore probably used to horses, and by constant association can easily pick out any defects. Can you say the same with regard to a milking machine? Unless you have special knowledge of mi'kinjj m&chines, you can only make yourself safe by selecting the machine that has •been thoroughly tested by a number of your neighbours for two or more years. The ' L.K.G." is tho first and only machine aihatcan show you this reasonable evidence bifQTfl you buy. MacEwan and Co., Ltd., Role Agents, U.S.S. '•Co.'s Buildings, "Wellington,