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Waikato Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2392, 19 April 1921, Page 2

REGENCY_ sumr Are tt e sh ?of njL with men who are jealous of their appearance, yet who do not desire to pay exorbitantly for their ideas. So it is with pleasure and confidence that wc invite inspection of our entirely new range of these Splendid Suits, all beady for service in the smartest ot smart Serges, Worsteds, New' Zealand and English Tweeds. and bearing, each one of them, the impress of good fit, fashionable cut, and perfect finish. Call in and try on, —that is the most satisfactory way of doing things. Sac Suits 99s 6d to £lO 10s Sports Suits 95s to £6 6s £O. “ Where the Best Values Are.” CAMBRIDGE.

Flattering Testimonials. “I am pleased to state that since the installation of my four-cow ; FARMER'S milking machine, in October last, the milking of my 55 cows has been, in every way a source of profit and pleasure. To be as brief as possible, they are proving all you claim for them. The little power necessary to run the plant is in itself a matter- of very great importance to dairymen, besides other advantages you justly claim."—JOHN McDonald, “ Glenmore,” Te Kuiti. March 15th, 1921. “I have now been using my three-cow FARMER’S milking machine over six months with the best possible results. They are very simple to work, easily cleaned, and no machine could be easier on cows te&ts, the way the vacuum falls from 15 to 8 inches with every pulsation assures this. My son and I can milk our 33 cows in I]4 hours, and since starting we have averaged 50 to 54 hours work out of a tin ot benzine, lienee our fuel bill has not been very high. I can, with absolute confidence, recom- ; mend my best friend to install a FARMER.” —D. H. LEITH, Wairere Falls, Pio Pio. March Ist, 1921. • Though I had always been rather prejudiced against milking machines j - the present season with the FARMER has completely dispelled all fears. My cream cheques compare more than favourably with the best hand milking here. From my 18 cows, eight being first-calvers, my December cheque from Kaitieke Dairy Co. was J£74 9s. —SAMUEL J. EARNING, Owhango. February 21st, 1921. I give no milking machine a hope for all-round purposes, beside the late mcdeL FARMER. There is no other machine in the whole w r orld working on the same scientific principle. For easy sympathetic milking it i easily comes first; Just as the hand squeezes and relaxes so does the 1 vacuum with every pulsation fall from 15 to 7 inches. I can run a 4-cow plant and 90-gallon separator perfectly with a I\4 h.p. engine, while other makes require nearly double that power. Hence our low cost of fuel. If any intending purchaser will only go and see a “ Farmer” working I shall be quite satisfied. D. a. FITZGERALD, Box 35 Te 9 Reduced Prices of the Famous ‘C.A.C.’ Brand 12 BORE “ NITRO-SPECIAL”— 2\ inch. 22/6 per 100 12 BORE “ FAVOURITE”—2jr inch. 4. 24/6 per 100 M BORE “ FAVOURITE ”-2f inch. any size shot. per 100 ' Order from your local Dealer at above prices. If he is not stocked, write us and we will see you are supplied. STOREKEEPERS! 5 Write for latest j COLONIAL, AMMUNITION CO. N.Z. Ltd. DOWN WITH RABBITS. <s> I HERE’S . THE WAY. flgT CHEAP—QUICK- § I EFFECTIVE. - I NO need to have your property overrun with rabbits- By using Burt’s Patent Portable Exterminator you can destroy the pest literally by the hundred, and. at no great expense for labor or materials. In a short time your place will be absolutely clear of them.' , . . . • Burt’s Patent Portable RstSbfoii: Exterminator forces poisonous fumes into the burrows, & ail the inmates are immediately destroyed- Two men can clear 50 to 55 acres a day. Cost of fuel 2s 6d day. Cost of labor and material not more than sixpence per acre. If free labor available cost is about Id. per acre. Demonstrations arranged with our sub- agent, Mr- F. S. Parlane, member of the Farmers Union, Te Mawhai. Full particulars gladly sent. L & I. BURT LTD 0 $ <s> g eUSTO^S"'ST« S ' W.„ AUCKLAND, §