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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10285, 13 July 1911, Page 6

HAND V. THE "RIDD" MACHINE.

•.u opinion of a dairy farmer as to the relative value, of machine and hand milking depends on his experience m the working of a milking nxadhane. The question of using or not using a machine is now soarcely asked, and machines are accepted as a necessity to the dairy farmer. This being ,so, the opinion of users of "RIDD" Machines will be of interest to those on the look-out for the best machine. We have supplind "RIDD" MILKING PLANTS with "RLACKSTONE" Engine® in all parts of our large distract, and those using them are well satisfied, as you will see from the following extracts from letters of leading farmers. From Aorangi: "Cows that usually had sore teats hamd. milking have sound and silkv teats macQiine milked. From ReikWangi: "The 'RIDD' Machines and 'BLACKSTONE' Engine are an unqualified success. We have had no trouble with udders or teats of the cows. The machine i» so ■simple, to manage ,that my son who knew nothing whatever about machines has had sole charge -of the plant." Send us your address, and we shall mail you catalogue and list of testimonials. These will give you an idea of the comfort and economy the machines have brought to the dairy farmer. . MANSON ANB BARR, Palmerston North. Agent* for Wairarapa, Manawatu, and Hawke's Bay Provinces.

E HAVE PRIME LINES OF SFBD OATS IN THE FOLLOWING VARIETIESIMPERIAL GARTONS BLACK BOUNTIFUL DUNS SPARiROWBILLS CARTONS WHITE TARTARS ALGERIANS GOLDFINDERS. - SEED WHEAT BROWN AND WHITE TUSCAN, SOLID STEM, ETC. ALSO PRIME LINES OF—OATEN SHEAF OHAFF PACKED PEAS FEED OATS HORSE BEANS. STRAW OHAFF SEED AND FEED CAPE ] BALED MEADOW LEY. GLOVER HAY BALED OAT and WHEAT STRAW. FINEST OPOTIKI MAIZE ALL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.