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Southland Times, Issue 22999, 19 September 1936, Page 15

_ the Earth RECOGNISED AS SUPERIOR IN DESIGN, PERFORMANCE AND DEPENDABILITY. J New Bowl and Discs ... Larger * Capacity . . . Larger Sludge ( Space .. . Still Closer Skimming. Entirely new neck bearing and spindle built on famous Alfa factory separator principle. New Oiling JIWIRS System—completely automatic. Many other important improvements. This high-grade model is available at more attractive prices. * VSEND FOR BEAUTIFUL FREE BOOKLET ALFA-LAVAL SEPARATOR CO. (N.Z.) LIMITED SOUTH ISLAND BRANCH: 76 LICHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Agents, INVERCARGILL: J. MANSON & SONS. District Representative: J. FALCONER, 159 SELWYN ST., INVERCARGILL. Arents—GOßE: UNITED TRADING CO. LTD. (all branches) RIVERSDALE: MACPHERSONS LTD. District Representative: A. H. PETERSON, 1 DEVON STREET, GORE.

Drilling wells in search of oil is now progressing in parts of Britain. It costs from £5 to £8 per foot, and a depth of as much as three miles may be reached. The new portrait of the King by Mr Richard Sickert has been sold to a private British collector for a figure which has not been disclosed.

VACCINE for If MAMMITIS n 85% of the Prize Winners of the privately owned Dairy Cattle at the 1935 Royal Agricultural Show at Sydney had been treated with Hamilton Vaccine. Several of the breeders represented have been using Hamilton Vaccine for four generations of prize winners. (Whole Herd Policy—Vaccine costs 2/- per cow for 12 months.) HAMILTON VACCINE CO.. LTD, P.O. Box 181, HAMILTON.