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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23008, 8 April 1938, Page 5

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE TO THE PIG FARMER! . H. Ag-7: ( WtIHM i j fivi'iifrifc TdSfrgpAw ruul Adtirut " doricuj'ure. WgUincUm." OOMIMtON or N«w XtALAND. PrO**4 n*4, ■ W'ltinfftem. C. I V-&-In reply, pleas* quats A£* department of Agriculture, W.P. Levy, Esq.., Private Bag, Managing Director, WELLINGTON, C t. Speedway Steam Products, Ltd,, 51; Albert St., c4-v> 1 q?o AUCKLAND. sth A P ri1 '- X 938. Dear Sir,At your request I have had biological tests carried out at the Wallaceville Laboratory to determine the efficiency of the Speedway, steriliser in the pasteurization of skim milk. I herewith append a report from the Wallaceville Laboratory on the result of the tests "At the request of Speedway Steam Products, Ltd., the Department of Agriculture has carried out a number of biological, tests to determine the efficiency of. the 'Speedway Steriliser* in the Pasteurisation of skim-milk/ with particular reference to the destruction of the tubercle bacillus# Milk known to contain tubercle bacilli was inoculated' into guinea pigs, and its virulence was demonstrated'by its capacity to cause tuberculosis in these animals. A further portion of the same milk was passed through the plant under the specified condition of temperature, and further* guinea pigs were inoculated as above. Whereas all the guinea pigs inoculated with the sample of milk which had been passed through the plant remained healthy and free from tuberculosis, those inoculated with similar milk which had not been subjected to euch treatment all developed tuberculosis. The above experiment demonstrates the power pf the 'Speedway Pasteuriser' plant when used as directed to destroy tubercle bacilli in milk, and should eliminate /' tuberculosis in pigs due to ingestion of tubercular millc." Yours faithfully, ; Pirector-General» SUPPORTING TESTIMONY ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY (LIMITED) WHOLESALE AGENTS -FOR EVERY CLASS OF PIG CARCASE TELEP'WdN C 3 1065 & 1680 P. O.BCX '• 323 VICTORIA STREET (NEXT PUBLIC TRUST BUILDINGS) TELEGRAMS AND CABttS 'VtQS/HAMILTON. 6th April, 1938. Mr. Levy, Manager, Speedway Steam Products, Ltd., 51 Albert Street, AUCKLAND, C.l. Dear Sir, We are indeed delighjted with the result of your experiments in respect of the idea furnished to you by one of our Directors regarding the pasteurisation of skim milk. The very satisfactory endorsement which you have received from the Department of Agriculture in regard to the results of their practical tests at their Wallaceville laboratory, is also very gratifying. As you are already aware, we handle approximately 25 ( /o of the total pigs produced in New Zealand annually, and having 10,000 dairy farmer shareholders, we are in an excellent position to judge of the tremendous value of this attachment to your steriliser. The approximate cost last year to the dairy farmers of this country represented by losses occasioned by tubercular infection in their marketable pigs, is upwards of £60,000, a colossal sum, and one whichj in the absence of a satisfactory means of pasteurising skim milk from the separator, would be an increasingly growing one. You may not be aware that for s#me years past, the Department of Agriculture" and our Organisation have been seeking some effective method of dealing with this question, and in consequence you will realise how gratified we are to have at last found an effective and practical' method of dealing with this issue. We wish you every success in the sale of your product, and you may rely upon our Organisation for its whole-hearted and energetic assistance in getting one of your plants on every dairy farm in this country. With our very best wishes for the success you deserve, we desire to remain, Yours faithfully, W. A. PHILLIPS, Chairman of Directors. Further particulars of : the Speedway Steam Steriliser and Skim-milk Pasteuriser gladly supplied by:— SPEEDWAY STEAM PRODUCTS LTD. 51 ALBERT STREET AUCKLAND, C.l. * si fiX ■****' M! A* 04 m k.«" Rlill ivu*«r' <ni THERE'S TREASURE IN THE EARTH. .. Open up the earth's hidden treasure . . * mpoM^yi» u £ to the beneficial action of aun and oxygen. WALLACE HARROWS the result of exhaustive experiments and expert eng'neerlnfl---•olentlflcally open up the soil, enabling both aun and air to do their work, and thus ensuring maximum production _from th» land. The Wallace Katiflex (see illustration) is reversible and canbe used in four different ways. Unique spacing, of teeth, with flexible Joints to each row, means that EVERY TOOTH cuts Its ownpeparate track. Strongly constructed easily transported. . Featured at left is the Wallace KatimoMon —specially designed for use on rough ground- Treats hilly or'flat country In tho #&mo efficient manner. , ■ , „ , . ~U i . Post coupon below for Interesting details of dependable WALLACE HARROWS. / / / xa \ Ul n LLB c HARROWS D. McL. WALLACE LTD., 'Phone 30-165. Head Office: NEWMARKET, Auckland D. McL. WALLACE LTD., Dept. H., ~ NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. - . Dear Sir. —please ronvarrl me full Information and free I literature on Wallace jv'atlmotion and KatMex Harrows. | ADDRESS -I T