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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 23, 21 July 1911, Page 8

An ap-to-flate milking machine, to attain perfection, must embody such essentials as Esonomv, Cleanlinoss, Simplicity, and Durability. Bead the following latter from a leading Reikiorangi farmer; and note how The Ridd measures up to these requirements: "The Ridd machine and Blackstone engine are an unqualified success. We have 110 trouble with the udders or teats of the cows. The machine is so clean and so simple to manage that my son, who knew nothing whatever about machines, lias had sole charge of tho plant! The Blackstone Kerosene Engine could not be beaten, and I am well satisfied with it." Of tl)e Blackstone another farmer writes: "It is very economical, having ''"driven a machine milking 45 cows twice a day for eleven days on one tin of kerosene." Testimony like this is worth noting, and progressive farmers should lean more of this money-saving milking machine, "THE RIDD," together with tha simpla and efficient Blackstone engraft. Send for illustrated catalogue to Newton King.—Advt. J