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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22911, 19 June 1936, Page 22

FARMERS —■ I DAIRY COMPANIES CITY FOLK This advertisement concerns you because it gives you information about products you will need in the future, and where you can get them at the lowest price. MILKING MACHINES WATER PUMPS WATER . HEATERS & STERILIZERS MILK & CREAM COOLERS NOTE A working (medium) model of a complete dairy has been installed in our "Engineering Dept.” We invite you to inspect this end receive our prices. I£ not In the city, write for literature. We also manufacture Dairy Factory Equipment and undertake Repairs—do all classes of Sheet-metal Work and Plumbing. George Dyer & Coy. 52 KING STREET, DUNEDIN, PLUMBERS, TINSMITHS, ENGINEERS. AGENTS required. Liberal Discounts. We manufacture a mechanical, Individual pulsator type Milking Machine, which has given complete satisfaction on farms where installed. This machine is modern in every respect. Never before has such a high-class machine been sold at such a low price. The great numbers of our Pumps which have been •old in both islands can indicate nothing else but the quality and reliability. These Pumps are suitable wherever water has to be raised. Electric or countershaft models are available, and nt less cost than old-fashioned types on the market. Our “ Sterilizers ” produce with a modest amount of fuel abundant quantities of boiling water and steam for any purpose desired. Suitable for dain farmers, ten rooms, scalding pigs, cooking, stock food, etc. Made entirely of copper, and costs no more than iron Sterilizers. Kor manv years the “Dyer” Cooler has Proved the most satisfactory on the market, Being endless, it is easily washed. Most milking panics stock this sturdy Cooler or will get it for you. Ask for it.

LOANS ON MORTGAGE The Public Trust Office has funds available for investment on approved securities on first mortgage, at 4| per cent, per annum, for terms of five years. No procuration fees are payable. Full particulars on application to the nearest local representative of the Public Trustee.

Rod rain. described by witnesses as “ just like blood,” lias fallen in a village near Darbhangfl, Bihar and Orissa Pi"vince. India. The rain fell over an nro-i of several acres, covering the ground with big red spots. No this phenomenon has yet been put forward and the superstitious villagers feai/ it foretells calamity. /