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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 8, 25 August 1911, Page 8

Labour-saving devices for the farm might as well never have been invented if the cost for upkeep runs beyond the amount previously paid in wages. An all-round saving must be assured before any machine can be called a success. The problem of producing a Milking Machine that woujld prove a satisfactory substitute for manual labour lias been solved in the form of the Ridd. Writing in regard to his Ride! i'diSking Machine, a Douglas dairy farmer, Mr. CL F. Chapman, says: “As regards the upkeep, I started milking in the first week of September, 1909, and used the machine twice a day up to the 6th of May, 1910, and during that period, and since, I have not spent anything on rubber ware. The Watt's Od Engine takes no time to understand, and is very economical.” For Catalogues and further information please apply to NEWTON KINO*

BUSINESS NOTICES. ALFRED COLEMAN, LAND AND ■ ESTATE AGENT, P. 0.78. STRATFORD. ’Phono 14. HAS FOB SALEHOUSE PROPERT LES—jO Q t K —s-roomed Dwelling, outoQ?3 building, bathroom, etc., in Borough, omin. from Post Office; terms £IOO cash, balance on mortgage. £ "-roomed Dwelling, '?>Uvi scullery, and bathroom; good locality, in Borough, omin. from P. 0.; 1 aero of ground. Terms £ldo cash, balance on mortgage. A? —"-roomed Dwelling, c&UuU bathroom, and pantry, hot and cold water, electric light ; 6 min. from Post Ofllco. Terms £2OO cash, balance on mortgage. This is a good bargain. 7-roomcd Dwelling, bathroom, washhouse, and outbuildings; hot and cold water, and electric light; i acre of land. This house is in splendid order, and is thoroughly well built. The neighbourhood is ' very desirable. BROAD ACRES. Km ACRES FREEHOLD, tlrsttU class Dairy Farm, 1 mile from .\lidhirst; 5-roomod Dwelling (recently built), cowshed (13 balls), trapshed, etc.; all ploughable, snbdivided into 7 paddocks; carry 32 cows; supplying factory every year lor last five years. Factory returns last season £1 I per cow (figures available). Price £23 ner acre. Q A A ACRES FREEHOLD. Firstr/Tcv/ class Farm; all grassed, except 20 acres shelter bush; 300 acres ploughable; winters 21 sheep to acre ; new G roomed Dwelling, hot and cold water; 1 miles from railway; subdivided into 18 sheep-proof paddocks. Price £lO per acre; £2OOO in cash, b;d ance on mortgage. QAQ ACRES, FREEH Old), all in OuO grass, 1.1 miles from railway, .1 mile from f:\ctory; 100 acres ploughable; 7-roomcd Dwelling, small collage, 2 cowsheds, etc. ; well fenced. , This Farm can be worked to the greatest advantage; two frontages on blast Load, and railway line. Price £l2 per acre.