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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11964, 18 June 1907, Page 3

MILKING MACHrNE FEVEE Never in the history of the Milking Machine has there been such a crop of putative machines as now follows the unique success of the " Lawrence-Ken- | nedy-Gillies. ' Numbers of hurriedly designed and imperfectly tested machines, many of which are based on systems long ago discarded, are being rushed on to the market to share in the present harvest, which the "L.K.G." sowed five years ago. When considering other makes, don't ' forget that until they have been worked for at least two years by practical farmers you are only buying untried machines on the reputation which the "L.K.G/' stabJished.