MILKING MACHINE NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14483, 3 July 1911, Page 6

MILKING MACHINE NOTES.

"It's good to begin well, better to I end well/" This applies to firrmers in ! choosing a. M.lking Machine. It's good i to begin with the "Ridd" for it is I built on natural l.nes, milking by presI Bore alone, thus imitating the action of i a calf extracting milk from the cow. ' The "1!IDD" does not distress and strain the cows as do suction milkers, and moreover it performs the work ouieker and more efficiently. It will linlk any cow. however difficult, and retains it in milk fo- a longer period—thus increasing profits. The "RIDD" j eivos so! d pnl.isfr.otion for its is a rej liable milking machine, lias no com- ; plicated parts and is easy to control. j Farmers! It's good to begin with the "KIDD" to ensure ending well. Write ! for catalogues and prices, to tlie R.dd '< Milking Machine Co., Ltd.. Queen St., New Plymouth, agents. Timarue Canterbury F.i iners Co-operative Association, Chr.stehui-ch N.Z. Farmers' Cu-op-Tutivo Association... j Fsen:pt : nn from the award to be j made in the carpenters and joiners' ! divei-o w.w. a-tnlied for by a number of fir-.s :it .1 -'tf.in<r <,f the Arbitration 1 Ci.--.ii-t. in Wellington last week. Mr IMnddson, who eondr.cted.,tho case for the union, objected to the exomptions. " On'r ccnt.iiton is," he said, "that .none of r;.-,.c- excniotions is legal in anv cast'.'' "Oh! aren't thev ?" said jMr .Testae Sim. He did not think ! I\fr Madd ■■«•!'». opinion, worth very much on ;•; r-o'.nt. "You confine vour-sc-lf," he i'-d,!-■•:), "to matters you know a little n.ore -'limit and do not express op.uioiis a ; - -.it the legality of exemptions. It in a niece of imo-ertiiienre for you to con--. h.--v> and talk about, the Wollt,-,-f,,-,.,,,fen, " "<-„.--k. our union objects," retorted Mr Maddison.