SELF-OILER WINDMILL

Northland Age, Volume 18, Issue 15, 13 January 1921, Page 2

SELF-OILER WINDMILL

A message of appropriate interest to many of our readers is contained in the advt in another column from the progressivepumping proposition people, Booth, Macdonald & Co., Ltd. of Christchurch and Auckland, and in ten other centres of the Dominion. For over a third of a century the name of BOOUI has been a synomen for expert service in all kinds of pumping jobs, whether by hand, wind, waier, engine, or electric power, and the firm is the recognized headquarters for the Dominion on such questions or problems. With the introduction of the selfoiler Windmill, about ten years ago, the name Booth got its biggest lift in the firms history, and to-day considerably upwards of 1,000 of these mills are made and sold yearly, and, as a result, the landscape of the Dominion is now dotted with these friends of the farmer, and the demand gets more insistent every year, as the merits of the Self Oiler become more widely known. This is but the natural | result of efficient service plus persisenl ! publicity, and as the firm is recognised also as absolutely truthful advertisers, out readers are assured of a square deal and complete satisfaction, and this knowledge is our justification tor directing attention to the advt in question. We heartily endorse the request that the “ Northland Age ” be mentioned when enquiry is made