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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 63, 12 September 1908, Page 5

"Blessed be drudgery" is the title <bf a book written by Thomas a Kempis. There is drudgery enough to satisfy the most exacting, on auarge dairy farm, i g^ejo the cows are handmilked/ -&fw^S*lk like to avoid drudgery, and3*Eli<^ the "Lawrence-Kenn©dy-Gillies" macimie came along, doing the milking in Jialf the time, with less than half the labor, they felt more inclined to say "Blessed be ibe "L.K.G." milking machine. Messrs Peacock and Andrews, Dannevirke, say, "The machine milking is heaven compared with the old drudgery." J. B. MacEwan and Co. Ltd., sole agents, Routh's Buildings, Wellington.

There are still a great many lines in our showroom, which we are. determined to clear. For instance, winter costumes 555, now 85s, 49s 6d now 30s, 45s now 255. Furs, 4s 6d, now 2a lid, 19b 6d, now 12s 6d, 35a •now 255. McDowell and Power.