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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 23 November 1911, Page 5

r- Have you the spirit of progressiveness, or are you content to jog along in much the same way as did your forefathers ? The average dairy farmer is out to make as much money as he can in as little time as possible, and the Ridd Milking Machine will help him to accomplish his desire. The patent tapering teat-cup is" one of the unique! features of the Ridd. It enables the i machine to get all the milk, is perfectly harmless, and makes the Ridd. a real money-earner. Mr P. O'Grady, of' Hamilton, writes: "After using the Ridd Machines for nearly two seasons, I am pleased to let you know they are all you claimed them to be. My cows took to the machine from the first. When milking by hand I had to employ three hands, now with the machine I employ one." The Watt's Oil Engine has proved the most economical and reliable power for driving Ridds. Please call or write.- —Newton King, Stratford. * FOR SCOUR IN CALVES, Sheep, Pigs, or Horses, use "Vermo- ! cine." # Unequalled for all internal1 parasitic diseases of stock. Destroys stomach worms; intestinal worms, and lung worms. Unsurpassed in all cases of diarrhoea affecting young animals. CVbtainaW° from Barmby and Cole. Hawera.—Advt. ARE YOU AN INVENTOR? Then, if you wish to leara how best to make use of your ideas, send for our free Booklet, "Advice to Inventors." HENRY HUGHES, Ltd., 157. Featherston street, Wellington. *