Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 19223, 19 April 1924, Page 10

Large Herds —Small Herds —Summer —Wintei All the same to the J? the aimpitcity and tani- ’ tation of the whole plant— I© . J >u P er fi uoua vacuum tank; no /ffeaW complicated machinery or unget11 tTW' a^e P artt - The double releaeer ?? J? ” with M.-V. at it the S e I u moieture ejectori, positive-drive K II I—*ftl1 —*ftl s pulsator, teat cups and crosses. S 11 t - The crosses permit of easy cleaning 1 ' of pipes. _ I L ' ~l ... ... .. COW BAILS BELEMER. 8, SEPARKTOR ROOM ENGINE ROOM WITH VACUUM PUMP & PULSAITR MOFFAT-VIRTUE MILKER (The Machine Without a Vacuum Tank) No machine could be a more efficient milk-getter; none could be so consistent, sanitary or adaptable. There is no intricate machinery to master —anybody can familiarise themselves with every part of the M.-V. in a few minutes. This ultra simpleness of construction gives the inevitable result of more and better milk with less trouble and expense. Let us tell you more about the M.-V. You will be surprised at its many new and exclusive features. M.-V. MACHINERY CO. LTD. MASTERTON - - N.Z. MANUFACTURERS G.&G. 2 AGENTS FOR M-V MACHINERY CO., LTD. WRIGHT- STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., INVERCARGILL. PATERSON & BARR, DUNEDIN,

LMIIIS UME KILNS ‘ Burnt Lime is the Best tor the Land. Read Mr R. B. Tennent’s (Agricultural Expert) address and demonstration to Farmers at Winton on Wednesday, June 13. (See repc t in Southland Times of June 14). He says;— ‘ 3urnt Lime is about Twice the strength of Carbonate.” We also supply Carbonate —Orders Now being Booked. J. G. WARD & CO., LTD. INVERCARGILL

HORSE COVERS. NEW SEASON’S STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED "Southland Special” AND "Reliance” COVERS HAVE JUST BEEN OPENED UP. These Covers are made from Best Rustproof Green Canvas, are Felt Lined and strongly reinforced at all buckles, straps, etc. Cow Covers LINED AND UNLINED. (Jut Covers are noted for their exceptional quality. BUY NOW ! PRICES ARE RIGHT I JOHN EDMOND, IM, TAY STREET. INVERCARGILL.

z’" \ CONCERNING IF You FOWI£ EGGS READ THIS—MEAT MEAL. The Invercargill Borough Analyst, Mr GEO. D. MAL'INDOE, m hb report on “CROSSED KEYS” MEAT MEAL, states:—■ “The quality is of high standard, one pound being equal to 1521 calories of food fuel units. As well as its use for Poultry It could be used as part ration for cattle.” In his opinion one pound of this article is equal to about three pounds ordinary Poultry Foods. The Analysis is as under:— Moisture, 6.12 per cent.; Fat, 14.86 per cent.; Proteins, 46.49 per cent; Phosphate of Limo, 26.10 per cent.; Carbohydrates, 3.46 per cent.; Alkaline Salts, .73 per cent.;‘Carbonate of Lime, 1.66 per cent; Silica. par cent. Total, 100 per cent. “CROSSED KEYS” MEAT MEAL is e -til balanced mixtnre of Fine Ground Bone and Meat Meat For Chickens.—lt will encourage rapid growth, and force them for early market. For Hens.—lt will keep them healthy, and make them lay during winter months. Without doubt the most effective, and cheapest Meat Meal on tha market to-day. Directions for Uml—Half pound of the Meat Meal for every 50 fowfc, or two tableepoonfuh for every 10 fowls, daily, mixed with the ordinary bran or pollard mash. Obtainable from Produce Merchants and Stores, or direct from the Solo Manufacturers, in 121 b, 251 b and lOOlb bags. SOUTHLAND FROZEN MEAT i PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. Works: Mtkarewa, Bluff and Mataura. Head Office; 12 Esk St, Invareaiyai.