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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13448, 29 March 1917, Page 8

Public Notices. PILKINGTON Milking Machine FARMERS! "JEFORE you order your MILKING machine for next season lot us show you the latest improvements on the PILKINGTON MACHINE. We can offer you the best machine ever placed before the farmer. Seo the greatest improvements ever made in the milking teat cup. A splendid milker, leaves the teat in a beautiful condition after milking, easy to clean, can l>e taken to pieces in a few seconds, and nerer falls off your cows. Farmers not#—Wo have our latest cups working on nearly every make of machine, which is ample proof of what experienced farmers think of our latest cup. See what prominent local dairy farmers say for themselves: Horotiu. To R. Pilkington. Dear Sir.—l have been in the dairy industry for many years, and hare just found in your new cup what I have been looking for. I consider this cup absolutely out on its own. Beautiful milker, easily cleaned, and so far has never fallen off a snigle cow in our herd. Your releaser is the simplest and most reliable I have yet seen. So satisfactory is your plant that I invite any far-. mer to visit my shed and see it at work themselves.—Yours sincerely, F. HENTVOOD, Horotiu. Tauhei Rd., Morrinsville. To R. Pilkington. Dear Sir.—T received the t-eat cups all right, and I am very pleased with them. I hare tried them on all my cows, and they are very satisfactory. They bang 011 and milk beautifully. I think with your latest teat cup you have the best machine on the market.—Yours sinoerelv. T. G. SMITH, Morrinsville. Eureka. To R. Pilkington. Dear S : r.—Having had machines in my shed for a number of years, and now being converted to your releaser and rups, I can honestly testify - that your releaser and cups are splendid. Yonr releaser has worked all the season without a hitch of any description. Your latest cups I find are splendid. Good milkers, easy to take to pieces, and never fall off the cows. I shall instal your cups right through the shed next season.—Yours sincerely, P. H. CLARKTN, Eureka. WRITE OR CALL FOR PARTICULARS TO: Pilkington & Willis WARD ST., HAMILTON.

FARM IMPLEMENTS T HAVE a Full Stock of Implements in my SHOWROOM, WARD STREET. Call and see the New CULTIVATORS, DISKS, DRILLS, PLOWS, ETC. As Agent for International Hafiteter Company, I can offer terms to suifiall. I STOCK DUPLICATE PARTS. "1.H.C." MILKING MACHINE, ? MOGUL ENGINE. MOGUL FARM TRACTOR. REID AND GRAY'S, DUNCAN'S, BEANEY'S And Other Colonial Implements. WINDMILLS AND PUMPS. CECOND HAND MACHINS£ Ploughs, Drills, Cultivators, etc., at all prices. SEEDS, MANURES ft PRODUCE As Agent for Messrs Wright, Stephen* son and Co. (late Gunson), I can quota all varieties of GRASS AND TURNIP SEEDS AND MANURES—<SrTS, BRAN, POLLARD, ETC. TNSURANCE—Insure against Fire, Accident, Etc., with my rffiee: "BRITISH DOMINIONS/* FARMERS' BOOK-KEEPlNGff-"Rollo's" Books, 2s each, or posted 2dl extra. R. B. REST ELL HORSE BAZAAR, WARD STRSCT, Telegrams: Telephones: "Restell" HAMILTON Office 622 - Hamilton Rem. (500 fJHE BRISTOL AND DOMINIONS PRODUCERS' ASSOC., LTD., BEG to notify their Waikato CUenta that their only Auckland Provincial agents are— MESSRS W. A. PILKINGTON A CO., 39, Endean's Bldgs., Auckland. Prompt Liberal Advances against all classes of New Zealand Products. 452 IJI I M E PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., LTD. SCALE OF CHARGES. Public Notices, Tonders, Auction Sales: 4s per inch per insertion. For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, and Wanteds: 12 words, Is per insertion : three insertions, cash 2g 6d, booked 3s 6d. '-•t . ' , • Births, Deaths and Marriages, 2s6d. Funeral Notices* 3s 6d. In Memoriam: 2s 6d; verses, 3d per line. ' C-'-Sgsj Other advertisements as per arrangement.