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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23482, 20 October 1939, Page 14

" Costs and time are the two biggest things we've got to watch on the farm to-day. We have to stop costs rising any higher in order to keep a margin of profit, while every hour saved helps to offset the shortage of labour. " I proved for myself, by a simple test, the time and labour-saving qualities of the Clip-Cut Mower. My team had been sweating heavily under the heavy load of my oldfashioned mower, but as soon as I hitched them to a new Clip-Cut they dried out and stepped along as smartly as you could wish. And this was in the same < =«f3wi field, under the same conditions of crop and weather. Since I've had the Awrfttplk Clip-Cut I've got 10% to 15% more work out of my team and saved a f=ll y pal lot of my own time. And I find it /|/| cuts all crops equally well and \lb doesn't get out of order." The Oliver Clip-Cut is an 011-purposa Mower handles all crops without changing guards. There are mora knife sections ond guards, spaced closer together, so that each section does less work and all, togther do more and better work. Cutting is quicker, cleaner and easier. This Clip-Cut action and the gears being fully enclosed, running in oil ond placed behind the axle, improves the balance and takes the weight off the horses' necks. Long one-piece axle, Closed-end crankpin bearing works all day on one greasing. Extra long crankshaft ond pitman. The Clip-Cut mows evenly and close to the ground, takes a full swath, doesn't clog, is free from side-draught and pulls 10% to 15% more easily. OLIVER FULL STOCKS AVAiLABLg. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GUARANTEED. D. MoL. WALLACE LTD., Dept. H., NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. n „, T ci r , pipßse rorward me full Information on the Oliver Clip-Cut Ker and the complete range of Wallace Harvesting Machinery. am •* I- ' NAME ADDRESS ULUIIUMBM|» I ' ' .! ■. '' ■. ■. " j m iiiiiife#? D McL. WALLACE LTD. HEAD OFFICE: NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. Phone 30-155. USERS HAVE i v-A' v >rK-' /■ i m Isii? If M.D. of Wellsford writes: "Re the Bamford 7r Mower which I bought last summer. I should . iFWe ti> say how muoh I appreciate the working of this machine; not only'is It practically silent in its operation, but it is easily the lightest draught machine 1 have ever used. I hope to buy another of these machines shortly. I cut nearly 400 acres with it, also the farm I havo recently acquired at Warkworth, where the grass had not been cut for two years and was very thick with heavy clover bottom., and the mower cut it down as It would an ordinary season's crop without any trouble. | To Obtain Results: Mail This Coupon To-day. I A M; BISLEY & Co. Ltd., HAMILTON | Please send full information re the Bamford Mower. g NAME j ADDRESS YOUR BEST JNVESTM In these days when overhead has to be reduced to a minimum—MacEwans Implements show you the way to reof savings! Scientifically designed by practical and skilled workmen, MacEwans quality implements definitely do cut your labour costs, and save time. Increase your profit margin by always using MacEwans Implements! MacEwan ALL-STEEL STACKER is strongly made—yet so simple and efficient that it can quickly be erected—and can easily build a 26ft. stack.. Movable —quick release—and very safe. * 9 wmmMl mmmt WM m m MacEwan COMBINED SIDE RAKE ond SWATHTURNER. Result ol many years' study of New Zealand conditions. It will work the heaviest hay or ensilage crops. The Side Rake easily rakes three or four swaths of hay into a large winrow. Simple—yet" efficient.; The MacEwan HERCULES HAY and ENSIL/ GE RAKE Is strong, serviceable, self-dumping, ond has roller bearings to eoch wheel, and spring steel tegth. The MacEwan Improved TUMBLER SWEEP. This sweep is mode ■ of special Hardwood and Southland Beech—reinforced with steelstrongly stayed, with all joints bolted. Will stand up to plenty of hard wear. Size: Bft. 6in. overall. (8 teeth.) f ' POST COUPON FOR LITERATURE! MacEwans MACHINERY LTD., . Dept. H, Fort Street, AUCKLAND Please send me full details of your, (State Implement in) FORT STREET, AUCKLAND, and at -HAMILTON. REPRESENTATIVES: J. Knowles Pukckohc; H. I. Holligan, Pukekohe, W Judd, Thames; F. H.. Walsh, Galatea; G. D. Skelton, Te Puke; C. D. Brown, Opotiki; Wairoa Dairy Co., Woiroa; Dargavilie Hordware Co., Dargavilie; Thomson Bagloy, Whongorei. &. m » M m II il m M m «a H 8 is a feature of the high standard production of our speciallyequipped Printing and Book* binding Department. Highest grade Half-tone Illustration, Three-colour Process and Photo. Litho. Offset Work, Distinctive Type Faces, choice selection of exclusive Covers, and wide range of Printing Papers. : . From a recent unsolicited testimonial:-—* ," I would like to compliment you on th® excellent work done with our Catalogue. It. seemed to us that the class of work and accuracy were splendid." PROMPT DELIVERY. MODERATE COST. ; : HERALD PRINTING WORKS Telephone 30-078. v. Fast, Convenient, Easy to Operate'. For' particulars apply to SAMPSON BROS Impt. Mftrs. LTD. Ngaruawahia.