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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10956, 22 December 1911, Page 3

Facts —not vague . generalities—are what the average New Zealand farmer wants to know. In reading about farm machinery, and Milking Machines in particular, the practical dairyman is influenced only by hard, indisputable facts that mean money to him. "Facts, feed me on facts," , wrote the famous Thomas Carlyle. Here are some facts about the success of the large number of Ridd Milking Plants installed this season. Every machine is.working perfectly and giving the owner entire satisfaction. The Ridd docs, all that it, is warranted' to ,do—and more. It saves time, labor, and -money on hundreds of dairy farms. Mr W. W. Da vies, of Kawlia, who uses a number of Ridd Milking Machines, writes: "To ray mind the Ridds are simply perfection. It is just a pleasure to work and watch them milking." This is the opinion of a practicaLdairy farmer. In order to get the best out of your Ridd, couple it up with a': "Watt's Oil Engine. Full particulars immediately supplied by J. G. Ward and Co., Ltd., Invereargill.