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Mataura Ensign, 2 November 1911, Page 5

"A low hedge is easily jumped over," says an old proverb, or in other words, make light of your difficulties and they will disappear. Nowadays the dairy farmer looks to mechanical genius to save him worry from the hired labor problem. Tho* Ridd Milking Machine helps. It is always ready for action, simple and easy to clean. It is a perfect mechanical milker and as nearly human as possible in its action. Mrs E. Drew, Rahotu, says: "The Ridd you installed for me is doing splendidly. It lias proved itself a perfect milker, strippisi'-- the cows well. We milk 70 cows : !*' le-s than two hours and find the 1 ,'att Oil Engine very economical, burning loss than one tin of kerosene per jwcek." For full details please call or I write.—J. G. Ward and Co., Ltd., Inverca rgill. 'WHY NOT SEN!) FOR ["ADVICE TO INVENTORS"? i A ix)steard commits you to nothing; |on the other hand the Booklet will possibly be of great assistance to you. It is sent post free on application to Henry ! Hughes, Ltd., I">7 Fentherston Street.