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Southland Times, Issue 20615, 13 October 1928, Page 14 (Supplement)

The u Improved Storrie ” MILKING MACHINE t SANITARY SIMPLE EFFICIENT $ 5 ganoid 1 iij "Mm Uis TOps u II FICURR 1 PTCTTRF I—SHOWING END BAIL OVERHEAD ASSEMBLY WITH NEW SLIDE BRACKET ON i M|LK p|pE To ALLOW FOR expansion and CONTRACTION OF PIPE, IT PREVENTS SAGGED PIPELINE AND BROKEN JOINTS. FIGURE 2— releaser and self-washing vacuum tank assembly. THE MOST SANITARY BECAUSE MOST EASILY TAKEN DOWN FOR WASHING; ALL PARTS CAN BE l N n SPEC TED FROM THE FLOOR WITHOUT AID OF STOOLS, ETC. NO BAFFLES, NO CREVICES. OPEN HAND CAN BE PASSED THROUGH. SIMPLE IT IS ON'Y A MATTER OF SECONDS TO TAKE DOWN, WASH, AND REPLACE. IT IS SO SIMPLE A CHILD CAN DO IT. EFFICIENT BECAUSE THERE IS A MORE GRADUAL SLOPE FROM MILK PIPE TO DELIVERY. NO FROTHING, NO CHURNING. THE EFFICIENCY OF THIS RELEASER IS BORNE OUT BY ITS POPULARITY. SHIELS, JENKINS & CO. LTD. DEE STREET - INVERCARGILL. PHONE 1350. p -°- Box 278 -

rina DEPOSIT—Buys well drained XjLW farm of 123 acres situated one mile from dairy factory and school; buildings consist of Four-roomed Dwelling, stable, etc.; 50 acres ploughed ready for crop. Further particulars from A. W. COWLEY, 26 Esk Street. TTLEECY Pants and Singlets 2/9 each, Ju Work Socks 1/-, Strong Shirts 4/11, Work Trousers 7/11 at CARTER’S SUIT SALE in Tay Street.