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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 242, 9 July 1938, Page 7 (Supplement)

WULACE SOLVES THE FARM LABOUR , Wallaca Milkers have solved the • labour problem on Jer, R nickelplated //L . many hundreds of farms. The Wallace Super cuts down outs ide and tinned inside, the Wallace (111 U \\ labour in the shed, reduces stripping, regu.res Practicalß " er U acutely Unitary and /JU _ YA , no m»‘ntena„ce and mrlk, faster. It s the best extra to clean than any other ~ Jy hand you can possibly get but it won t > releaser. No corners or seams—no \ /) wages bill. baffles to churn milk or harbour «=» | I V .630 Every component of the Wallace Superb-vacuum pump, bacter ia. i f releaser, mechanical pulsators, and the famous Wallace The Wa llace Super Releaser operates JL 7Ups —i 3 designed with the same object: to ensure the j esg aJr ac j m i ss i on Zr efficient operation of the whole plant. This efficiency in than other types, thus operation means saving of stoppages, saving or time. easing the strain on the •aving of money, and, therefore, increased profits. Vacuum Pump, cutting D. McL. WALLACE (MANAWATU) LTD., U°n n - P ln7 increasing 1 Ranqitikei Street, Palmerston North. Phone 5226. profits. . ■" 11111 TlTMiilLU 10 E3IB 8388 EtBB ° SBa ’ ra ° 181 081 0280 ® „ D. McL. WALLACE LTD., Dept. N if gf iM yTxB NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. I ||®S B O IBq M !( Dear Sir, —Please forward me details and « H m fa J j ra H Free Catalogue of your Wallace Super Milker. J name | 11 j 41 K WIII aim ADDRESS • ■ ™ oiai tecs amn V M ■■ Bn cm, THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND » PEOPLE ARE SAYING ... /—A il f/JV “THE NEW a,. Sjj -«< fl I l ■ WM i SMBtd h J L| '-sr'* >' |aMM ’ amazingly Owners are more than delighted. Tney are . enthusiastic in their praise of both the shortwave and the powerful long-distance reception of Milliard Radio. “There is no doubt," they say, “Mullard ‘Acoustic Design, gives amazing results." Reason it out for yourself... ‘Acoustic Design’ means that receiver, speaker and cabinet are built FROM 13 GNS togetiier in tonal complement Tune to a whisper with Mullard t KUIVI * V □. and you still get the full tond value, every syllable, every £ rran g e d inflection. Test this for yourself. Mullard RADIO R. B. FOWLER, T. &G. Buildings, on Lambton Quay. 'Phone 42-242. —And—808 HORROBIN, 75 Cambridge Terrace. 'Phone 50-926; N.Z. Distributors: C. & A. ODLIN & CO. LTD., Wellington, M 4, FORCING AHEAD! NIMMOS Land Another Large Shipment of BRITISH PIANOS EX R.M.S. “AKAROA*' > w ‘ | |- itRW | '.Vivi;,,) J ' Mt-DUi U/ . " ’ I ’ A I'l.lfsTS' L f'(t I I CHAIIR 1 I 1 ! ' ■ ’ “ fe * W • m am. -' * _ , 388 .r 7 . g.y.'SS,US— RAM* . Personally selected by Nr. k H. Nimnio, who is attending the Empire Exhibition at Glasgow. Scotlaml. These instruments by BROADWOOD, CHALLEN ond II BR ' NSM n E * D ' sent the highest in pionoforte craftsmanship, specially designed for great 1938 Empire Exhibition. Now on view at: — • Is 11 pUMIBSi Plymouth,

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