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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10307, 7 August 1911, Page 6

DAIRY FARMING WITHOUT DRUDGERY. ' TIBs sounds like a,,, paradox, jdoes-', n't it. If you didn't have to get up about four o'clock and go and! look for, fixe cows, then' sit down and milk tliem for two or three hours, you would tnink it comparatively easy work. Well, this is what the "BIDD" Milking Machine is doing dfar our oustoinier'S iwho installed it in their sheds. On© of our- Aorangi. friends writes us as follows:—• 3 h.p. "BLACKSTONE" Engine Grave- proved very , satisfactory, and dairying is now a pleasant and interesting -oaaupatiion." We wan£ to sell you a "EJDiD" Plant, but we are quite sura that if you decide to buy, you are going to do away with a lot of* drudgery and worry usually incidental to dairying. The ''BLACKSTOiSE" Kerosene Engine is always ready to work for you, and with the "BjIDD" Machines will do th©'work (better and quicker than by hand. Write us for pai-tdculare, and. catalogue with estimate will bo sent you free of charge. MANSON AND BARR, i Balmerston North. District agents for. Wellington, Mana_ j watu, and Bawke's Bay '- Provinces.

E HAVE PRIME LINES OF SEED OATS IN THE 'GLLOWINC VARIETIESIMPROVED GARTONS. BLACK BOUNTIFUL DUNS SPARROWBILLS GARTONS WHITE TARTARS ALGERIANS . GOLDFINDERS. SEED WHEAT BROWN AND WHITE TUSCAN, SOLID STEM, ETC. ALSO PRIME LINES OF OATEN SHEAF CHAFF PARTRIDGE PEAS. FEED OATS HORSE BEANS. STRAW CHAFF SEED AND FEED CAPE ] BALED MEADOW LEY CLOVER HAY BALED OAT and WHEAT STRAW. FINEST OPOTIKI MAIZE ALL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.