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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 223, 24 September 1934, Page 9

il ® A m 3 :. ■ 1 SS sss? *Si *?*• m ?*■: wLsS Stainless Steel # y m B Cals d&wm w&” Improves Cream Quality 2. "Lister" is the ONLY separator with BOWL, DISCS AND DISTRIBUTOR MADE IN “STAYBRITE" STAINLESS STEEL. 2. "Staybrite" is AS EASY TO CLEAN AS GLASS, protecting CREAM QUALITY. 3. “Staybrite" Stainless Steel is not affected by Lactic Acid, AND BRINGS SUPERFINE CREAM WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERY DAIRYFARMER. 4. " STAYBRITE ”IS PRACTICALLY EVERLASTING. The Discs should never need replacing. Hence the Bowl should never require rebalancing. TEnanlc what this means in saving of repair coses and in increasing the life of the Separator, 5. "Staybrite" WILL NOT RUST, CORRODE OR TARNISH—even with the use of swamp, artesian or other hard water. 6. 7. The Lister "STAYBRITE" BOWL is guaranteed to skim to the lowest limit possible in any farm separator. "LISTER" HAS THE ONLY SLEEVE-DESIGN BALL-BEARING SPINDLE continuously oiled by splash feed. "Lister" has Ball-Bearings in all sizes—even in the 35 and SO gaMosi capacities. ■“Lister" Separator is ALLBRITISH — completely manufactured in England. BUY FROM BRITAIN—SHE BUYS YOUR BUTTER! O|S Ask your Factory Manager about “Staybrite? LISTER SEPARATOR CO. (N.Z.) LTD,, 51 RANG-XTIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. Local Agent: D. McL. Wallace Ltd. Lister Separators are also procurable from your Dairy Factory.

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