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FIRTH Pi« and Catfk lee —-u Hundreds and hundreds of FIRTH Troughs are giving daily satisfaction to farmers everywhere throughout the Auckland Province. This is another dependable FIRTH product: manufactured from the finest metal aggregate and heavily reinforced with X inch round mild steel rods. Every trough is fitted with a i inch screw pipe-socket and drain hole. Like all FIRTH products the quality is the very best. Illustrated is a rectangular cattle trough. Capacity w 80 gallons, length 6| feet, weight 672 lbs., price 41/(no sales tax). Two circular troughs are made. One with a capacity of 150 gallons, 4 feet in diameter, 2 feet deep, price 55/- (no sales tax) and a smaller one of 60 gallons capacity, 3 feet in diameter and 1± feet deep, price 32/6 (no sales tax)CATALOGUE OF HOME AND FARM REQUIREMENTS FROM A much smaller rectangular trough with a capacity of 12 gallons is made especially for feeding pigs. It is 6 feet long, a foot wide, weighs 200 lbs. and costs only 17/6 (no sales tax). All FIRTH Troughs are free on rail for first 100 miles. Obtainable from all reliable storekeepers. FIRTH CONCRETE LIMITED 59 LAKE ROAD, FRANKTON,—HAMILTON. TROUGHS

Try a Set of these wonderful Cups and you will also equip your shed with them throughout. THE “ FIDELITY ” CUP. TESTIMONIAL i Dear Sirs, With roference to the set of Fidelity Cups you left with me to try out about three months ago, I wish to inform you that I am very pleased with the result and am of the opinion that they will prove a boon to the Dairy Industry. Besides being most sanitary and easy to ctoan, they are fast and clean milkers, very easy on the cows’ teats. You would not know that the cups had been on as the teats are left so soft. Another point I like is the hand milking action of the inflation squeezing at the top first and working down. Also, up to the present the inflations do not show any signs of wear, and so far I have not had to tighten them. I would like you to fit my shed throughout with these cups at your Wishing you every success with the cup. Yours faithfully, (S) A. A. SWAFFIELD, Papatoetoe. ADVANTAGES: 1. No troublesome ring to insert. 2. No ring to harbour bacteria. 3. No crack between inflation and cup case to collect dirt. 4. No metal can touch the cow’s udder. 5. The lip of the inflation does not go out of shape. 6. The circumference of the top of the inflation is slightly smaller to counter-act stretch. 7. The wall of the inflation is thinner at the top and therefore the squeeze is at the top as in hand milking. 8. The inflation cannot pinch the point of the teats and cause sores. 9. The back of the inflation can easily be washed. 10. Washing behind the inflation eliminates bacteria and prolongs the life of the rubber. , 11. The inflation is moulded and has a much longer life than the ordinary inflation. 12. The cup case cannot get dented around the top and allow air to leak in. DAIRY SUPPLIES Ltd. Acacia Buildings, O'Connell Street, AUCKLAND. Box 524. Phone 30973 PRICE : £3 per set (subject to alteration without notice.)

STANLEY 8 CO. All Classes a of . . . Reconditioning. Milking Machines Milking Machinery Accessories General Rubberware and .... Farm Requisites. We can convert your present machine to any type — all workmanship and materials guaranteed. CALL, WRITE OR 'PHONE. STANLEY & Co. 15 London St? D>°ne 3249 HAMILTON.

R.W. DIAMOND HAMILTON RETINNING AND REPAIRS :: :: TO RELEASERS. :: ::

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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20264, 5 August 1937, Page 26 (Supplement)

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Page 26 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20264, 5 August 1937, Page 26 (Supplement)

Page 26 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20264, 5 August 1937, Page 26 (Supplement)

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