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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 98, 8 December 1911, Page 8

Perhaps the reason you have net invested in a milking machine is that •‘you couldn’t understand how to work it.” There are lots of machines so complicated that it takes an experienced man to run them, hut the Ridd Milking Machine is altogether different. It is absolutely simple and can do mastered by any man of ordinary sense in a very short time. In its very simplicity lies the Ridd’s great success. Jn this connection Mr George Harvey, of Otakeho, says:—“l have been using the Ridd Machines for some time and must say they are the best machines on the market at the present time. They are simplicity itself; they will stand a lot of wear; the pulsation is perfect; and there is no fear of hurting the cows’ teats.” To drive your Ridd their is no better power than a Watt’s Oil Engine, your enquiry is solicited by Newton rung*

CROWN STAGES, STRATFORD, TO STAND THE SEASON at the Ami to Travel the Stratford ar,d Inglewood Districts, .•;t. tire well-known COACHING STALLION Silver Spec was bred by the late Captain Cameron, of Wanganui, being got by Quicksilver (imp.) out ot Augusta (by an imported sire). He is a chestnut roan horse of lino power and substance, and has a great constitution, and a most tractable disposition. During the past live years his numerous progeny- have been great prizetakers, at all the principal North Island A. and P. Shows. Terms: £3 10s single mare; two or more as per arrangement. Payable January Ist. For further particulars apply to And Travel to Inglewood on Wednesday. THE THOROUGHBRED SIRES CAMPFIRE (5) CAMPFIRE (S) Carbine—Revelry. And SYLVIA PARK. SYLVIA PARK, St. Loger—Atalanta. For the convenience of brooders, good grazing will lie given FREE. Further particulars, apply J. BOND. Gill Street, New Plymouth. T. CARSON . Owner. 70 STAND at NEW PLYMOUTH,