MILKING MACHINE FEVER

Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11966, 20 June 1907, Page 2

MILKING MACHINE FEVER

Never in the history of the Milking Machine has there heen 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 jthe ' 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 f armors y.ou are only buying untried machines on the- reputation which the "L.K.G." stabJished, """ ' -• -• • (

thirty years Jwas*clearly"delineated. Her personal experiences in Japan were spiced with humor, and throughout her lecture she skillfull but. not unpleasantly 7 indulged in satire. In closing- her interesting lecture she strongly denounced Christian countries for taking strong drink into such countries as Japan ; and emphasised the conviction that if the Christian countries would rid themselves of such evils as tbe drink curse, the other countries would more speedily be won for Christ and His Kingdom. Miss Murcutt made" a good impression last night, and there is no doubt the remaining lectures of her course in Nelson will be largely attended. At the close votes of thanks were accorded Miss Murcutt; to Mr Richards , who sang a solo; and to the Mayor, for presiding. ; - f To-night, Miss Murcutt will lecture in St. John's Methodist Church to women only, when the subject will be "Women of Other Lands." Mra Mules will preside. To-morrow night (Friday) Miss Murcutt will lecture at the Sohool of Musiu on "America and the American as I saw them," when Mr A. T. Maginnifcy will preside. "-^ By an advertisement in another column the lectures on Sunday and Monday are notified. Tub Bishop of Nelson will preside on Sunday night, and Mr John Graham, M.81.R., on Monday evening,