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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10131, 3 December 1910, Page 5

RICH MILK. k Every dairy farmer knows that the .shippings contain the largest proportion of butter fat, consequently are tlie most valuable. Not only is it necessary to completely secure these so as to obtain the maximum rT """profit, but failure to completely milk each cow means a gradual drying off. Whether milking is done by hand or machine this point requires careful attention. The latest "Thule" clip adopted by the Law-ronce-Kennedy-Gillies machine lias proved an unqualified success in the matter of thoroughly stripping the cows. If a machine will not strip right out it means that a cow has to be partly milked by hand, consequently there is little if any saving in time or expense. With the Thule ''"P employed by the L.K.6. machine even tflie heayiest milkers are stripped so clean that one hand can t-asily attend to the stripping in a largo shed. Watch the results being obtained in different sheds at the present time and you cannot help beiiig convinced of the satisfactory working of the reliable L.K. 0. Milker.—J. B. MacTJwan and Co., chief agents, "VPellington.

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. The„ most successful medicine in V.XISP for bovreh complaints: in ,childJFr en ii s Chamberlain 1 s Colic," Cholera, "iiiid Diarrhoea Remedy. It can always be> depended upon to, cure diarr- , lioea and dysentery, This, preparation lias been"in. constant- use'"for nearly 40 years and has met witli ttiuform success everywhere. Sold fey nil chemists st'nd storekeepers.