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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 November 1913, Page 5

THE LABOUR-SAYING "PUMP" SEPARATOR PUMPS PROFIT INTO ITSI OWNER'S POCKET. Every turn of the handle means more profit, for each turn does more work for less labour than it is possible with any other Separator. It isn't hard work either, for the "Pump" Separator runs as sweetly and lightly as perfect construction and "the'right idea" ran made it. THE "PUMP" SEPARATOR FEEDS ITSELF AUTOMATICALLY pumping the milk from its. tank on the floor, in a flow exactly regulated to the speed of the machine. It is made the way that wears, find will be running and earning money I lone after other Separators are ' "scrapped." Investigate the "Pump" Separator. Mr Farmer. Read what Mr Haybittle says about it on this page. Write for particulars of our Free Trial Offer. There are several sizes of the "Pump" Separator, including No. 15 of 70 gallons-per-hour capacity which costs £25 ca-sh or £26 10s on terms, other capacities from £l3 10s. "HARD TO BEAT." ! "Feilding.—Referring to the 70- ! gallon 'Pump' Separator I purchased ' from you a few months ago, it is j tvorking very well, and T am quite 'satisfied with it. The Automatic I Rnpplv of Milk is suite- a feature of the machine. Also the Automatic WRelenee of Bowl from the driving wheels, together with the self-balan-cing Bowh Takine the machine as a whole, it should bs, hard to beat.— 1 Yours faithfully, G. HAYBITTLE."