TAPERING TEAT CUPS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 216, 19 September 1911, Page 8

TAPERING TEAT CUPS.

Keep your eye qn the Ridd, the milking machine with the tapering teat cups. The Ridd's teat cups are made of strong rubber, thin at the top and thickening towards the bottom. Inside are three hard ribs of rubber, running the entire length of the cup. These grip the teat firmly at the top a-nd ease off gradually bottomwards, thus ■allowing the-milk a free uninterrupted passiage. Hero's what Ormisby Bros., of Te Rauamoa, say about the Ridd's teat cups: "The chief 'feature of the machine agiainat others I have seen is that the milk ia squeezed from the udder and) not sucked; also, no difficulty or trouble •is experienced in keeping the teafc. ctips on." Watt's oil engines are also giving every owner" complete satisfaction. Full particulars may be had from Dalgety and Co., Ltd. >