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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13263, 14 November 1911, Page 3

From George I. to Georgo V. Britons have used Martell's Brandy, whether side or well, rich or poor. They have been free to choose their drink, so don't throw away your freedom for the prohibition fad."

What is the chief point to be considered when buying a milking Machine. The Teat Cup, is it not? If tho Toat Cup is right you know the machine is right. But how many Milking Machines have "right" Teat Cups? Just think it over a minute. Well? You simply can't get a Teat Cup equal in efficiency to that of the Itidd Milking Machine. It is so different from others in shape and make up. The l?idd Teat Cup tapers' and grips the Tents as do the fingers of your hands. It is tho only Teat Cup Hint milks naturally. Listen to what Mr. H. Stewart says:—"Although I have hnd the Ridd Milking Machiues in use for two seasons I have had lio trouble with them so far. *I think they are splondid and a great saving in labour." So with Watt's Oil Engines —they are economical and reliable. Full information from Bisloy Bros. and 00, *