MILKING MACHINE EVIDENCE.

Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11951, 3 June 1907, Page 2

MILKING MACHINE EVIDENCE.

Messrs W. Bailey &. Son, of Waiukuj write as follows" re the " Lawrence-Ken-nedy Gillies " Milking Machine : — " We are using three machines for the third season, and we find them satisfactory. We milk 86 cows in l£ to If hours. One man can look after the machines and carry the milk away, and one boy attends to the bailing up, etc., while one or Wo boys do the stripping, which, as a rule, there is very little t& do. The butter fat test and quantity of milk are fully maintained, and we find no ill effects on the cows. There is no trouble with keeping quality of the milk." — McEwans, Ltd., agents, U.S.S. Co.'s Buildings, Wellington.

'. lla-i wns the only hack in the Huia side who showed up prominently. He played a clever game, especially when on the defence. His tackling was sound," and he was surprisingly active for a heavy man. McGlashen, Jackson, Trewavas and Kelly were the best of the forwards. Mr H, Nolcler refereed.