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Waikato Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1741, 18 April 1916, Page 6

THE “Greenslade” Milking Machine MADE SOLELY BY L. R. GREENSLADE & CO., Manufacturing Engineers and Pounders, COLLINGWOOD STREET, HAMILTON. 'Phone 163. Telegrams: 1 ( Greenslade,' ’ Hamilton. Built up to a Standard Not down to a Price. CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS: Power Unit. — h.p, “Greenslade" engine, vertical type, magneto ignition, self-lubricating. Vacuum Pump. special, 2-cylinder vertical type, selflubricating. Eeleaser. Mechancially, driven, positive in action, easiest to clean, its large receiving tank also a’cting as vacuum tank. Our Pipe System.—One pipe throughout tne shod, ensuring absolute sanitation. This pipe, which is in lengths of about 7 feet (according to shed), is removable at will without the use of any tools whatever, and therefore all pipes in the shed can be removed for cleaning purposes in a few seconds. This unique feature has been immensely appreciated by every dairy farmer* who has tried it. The combined Pulsat'r and Pipe Connection.—ls without doubt, the most simple, durable, and efficient piece of mechanism over constructed in the Milking Machine ’ world. Requires absolutely no attention, is perfect in action, and cannot go wrong. . Teat Cups.—These are a masterpiece of mechanical excellence and construction. The correct weight, shape dnd size, make them the perfect milkers. The inflations, which are of the parallel type, arc made from tho highest i -ado. of rubber and held in the cup without the use of screws. A complete teat cup can be taken to pieces and reassembled in 10 seconds. Spare Parts.—The whole plant, including engine, is manufactured at our works, so that any spare parts can be immediately delivered from our stock. PRICES: Releaser Plants with Engine 4-Ccw Plnut complete & erected £l7O 3 ~ ~ ~ ~ £l6O 2 ~ „ „ £l5O Those who have installed a “Greensbde” milking plant feel no envy for ; those who have machines of other makes—the shoe is often on the other foot. ! Moral. —Buy a “ Greenslade ” and enjoy that satisfied feeling. PHONE No. 50 for all Grocery Requirements. Lowest Prices; [ Highest Quality; Prompt Delivery. j BOYCE’S, 11 Between the Banks. ’ ’ I _. i IS YOUR BOOT CUPBOARD IN GOOD ORDER? If not — ALLOW US TO PUT YOUR Footwear ,IN THOROUGH REPAIR WHICH WE CAN DO AT A REASONABLE CHARGE. . . T. J. CONNOLLY BOOT SPECIALIST, VICTORIA STREET - CAMBRIDGE IMPOUNDED in the Cambridge Public Pound on April 9th, 1916, by the Ranger:— 1 Bay Gelding, white stripe on nose, white leg near side. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold on MONDAY, |4th April. H. R. JAMES, Pouudkeeper.