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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19028, 30 May 1936, Page 2

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See the latest WALLACE MILKING at the WINTER SHOW THE new WALLACE MILKING MACHINES combine many interesting features, and these will be demonstrated on working models at the Winter Show. Already Wallace machines have a reputation for honest service, and the latest improvements place them still further' ahead in modern efficient farm equipment. SANITATION is an important factor, and the new Wallace Milking Machine is constructed to enable hot water and caustic soda to be pumped through the vacuum pump. The new models are chromium plated, and fitted with a patent adjustable motor bracket. ms See these Working Models at the Show A NOTHER feature of the WALLACE MILKING MACHINE is the Patent Rotary Release. This Rotary Pulsator reduces frothing of milk, eliminates spitting or “back-slap,” and reduces the amount of vacuum required, thereby saving power. ■mk iJtHIS illustration shows the layout of the Wallace plant in the milking shed. Make a point of seeing this complete working model during the Show. It is of special interest to dairy farmers. Williams & Kettle, Ltd. WALLACE AGENTS CHILDERS ROAD DAVYS, TIIIRD & MITCHELL ENGINEERS. BLACKSMITHS AND COACHBUILDERS. BRIGHT STREET. Presentation Lettering IN GOLD OR BLACK. Promptly Executed at THE HERALD OFFICE. FOR SALE WASTE PAPER Suitable for lighting fires, pocking:, etc. ;i2]bs i/~ HERALD OFFICE BOOKS YOU SHOULD READ the TUNE AND THE DANCER.^by Sheila MacDonald VGAUDY NIGHT, by Dorothy Sayers, 10/-. This book went into five editions in two months. ENGLAND SPEAKS, by Sir Philip Gibbs 10 /‘ A POOR SCHOLAR, by C. R. Allen, 7/- A remarkable novel written by the’ son of our late High, Commissioner. Mr. Allen, jun.. is totally blind. He describes his book as the story of the evolution of a Rhodes Scholar in New Zealand from the humblest beginnings. A CENTURY OF WESTERN STORIES. 1024 pages; 38 stories by 33 authors ?/- Procurable from 0. W. MUIR bookseller. Gum ARABIC, in large or small quantities, for sale at Herald 1 Jobbing Department. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS G. H. STEWART Qualified Radio Serviceman (Public Works Dept Exam.). Member N.Z. Radio Institute (Inc.). All makes of Sets Repaired and guaranteed. Valves tested freo. STEWARTS RADIO 151 GLADSTONE ROAD. Phone 822. Upholstery of Cars Renewed and Repaired by expert workmen. To keep your Car Seats comfortable and of good appearance bring them to Auto Refiimhing Co. Next Y.M.C.A., GISBORNE. 'Phone Its.