Thorn is no royal road to wealth, hut some roads are easier than others. The dairy Farmer who travels the way oF old time milking methods, or inefficient machines lias a pretty hard row to hoe. On the other hand, the man who takes the easy, wcll-ma.de high road, represented liy the Ridel Milking Machine, has everything in his favour, ad should make ids pile without half the struggle of Ids less shrewd brother. One go-ahead farmer, Mr. A. W. Phillips, of Rahotu, declares: “The ilidd is a fast and very clean milker, and leaves very little .stripping, and I have had no cost of •ipkeep, so far (after a year's use), the Watt’s Oil Engine is giving every satisfaction, and the cost of running is very low. Full information on application to Newton King. 4 '
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 56, 20 October 1911, Page 3
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