PROGRESS OF THE L.K.G. MILKING MACHINE.

Opunake Times, Volume XXX, Issue 1648, 24 June 1910, Page 2

PROGRESS OF THE L.K.G. MILKING MACHINE.

The annual stock-returm of the New Zealand Government show that the number of dairy cows and heifers calved or to oalve for the season of 1909-10 amount to 586,316. The total Lawreuce-Kennedy-Gillies milking machines sold in New Zealand at end of March last amounts to 1,517 pulsatore, each capable of milking 18 cows per hour. Assuming the average milking to last two hours the total cows milked daily throughout New Zealand by the L.K.G. M.lkmg Machine amounts to 54,612. In other words 10.18 per cent of the total cows in New Zealarid are now milked by these well-known and reliable machines. This is a record which no other country or machine can even approach, and not only shows New Zealand leads in mechanical milking, but also that the L.K.G. is the leading machine in the premier milling machine country in the world. As we won't be content till we milk all the cows in New Zealand, and save all the farmers their present wjrry and labor, let us have your orders promptly—either on liberal c ash terms or easy instalments. Appjy to J. B. Mao Ewan and Co., Ltd., Street, New Plymouth.