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Mataura Ensign, 3 November 1911, Page 5

What is the chief point to be considered when buying a Milking Machine/ The Teat Cup, "is it not ? If the Teat Cup is right you know the machine is right. But how many milking machines have "right" Teat Cups? Just think it over a minute. Well? You simply can't get a Teat Cup equal in efficiency to that of the Ridd Milking Machine. It lis so different from others in shape and make up. The Ridd Teat Cup tapers and grips the teats as do the ringers of your hands. It is the only Teat Cup that milks naturally. Listen to what Mr H. Stewart says:—"Although I have had the Ridd Milking Machines in use for two seasons I have had no trouble with them so far. I think they are splendid and a great saving in labor." So with Watt's Oil Engines—they 'ire economical and reliable. Full information from J. (J. Ward and Co., Ltd., Invercargill. "So you want a: divorce, do you?" said the lawyer, peering over his glasses at the worried little man in front of him. "Yes, sir; I've stood just about all I can. My wife's turned suffragette, and she is never at home." "It's a pretty serious thing to break up a family, you know. Don't you think you had better try to make the best of it for a while? Perhaps it is only a passing fad." "That's what I have been doing, but there are some things a man can't stand. I don't mindl the cooking, and I haven't kicked on washing the dishes, but I do draw the line at running pink ribbons to,my nightshirt to try to fool the children." WHY NOT SEND FOR "ADVICE TO INVENTORS"? A postcard 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., 157 Featherston Street,