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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 269, 14 November 1907, Page 4

1 WHEN THE RUB COMES. ! The proof of tlie pudding is not al- i ' ways in the eating, but more_ fre- j quontly in the digesting. In this re- i spect. puddings and Milking Mach- ; ines.aro very much alike. It is easy to consume a pudding, or instal a milking machine, but the rub comes when you have to digest the pudding or continue to use the milking machine, if it proves .unsatisfactory. There need not be any hesitation about purchasing the " L.Iv.G." Milking/Machine, as dozens of practical nen have given it the highest praise after using it continuously for three, four and five years.—MacEwans, Ltd., U.S.S. Company's Buildings, Wellington. 4