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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13512, 19 June 1917, Page 3

Publlo Name. DAIRY FARM. Q.OING CONCERN. VVf imall paddock of Bwedes; lies ireil to the sun and is well watered. Subdivided into 10 paddocks. consist of a house of 5 rooms, cow-shed and outbuildings. The stock included in the price are 22 selected dairy cows, 2 heifers and 2 horses, drill, line and disc harrows, new Alfa de L; v. 1 separator, cream and milk cans, gig -and draw PRICE: £37 10s per acre. Terms: £BOO esvh, balance 5 years at 5 per cen *- Title: Freehold. Thie property is situated 'only 5j miles from Frankton Junction Station by good road; school and creamery adjoining. ThU is really cheap property as a going concern; the owner has milked | up to 40 cows, and is intending to buy ; up to this number if the property is not sold within the next few weeks. For further particular apply to— COOPER&SORBY AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON OPPOSITE B.N.Z. rjiO T EASE gY rp ENDER. 117 ACRES—With 20-bail concreted towtshed, within 1 mile Frankton P.O. Possession Ist- August. House available. Highest or any tender not necesiarilv accepted. TENDERS CLOSE MONDAY, 25th .JUNE. CASH MILK ROUND. Could be worked with above. Good chance. 'Particlarp— GOSLING & PRENTON, SOLE AGENTS, \ FRANKTON JNC, WAIKATO. PILKINCTON Milking Machine FARMERS! ' MACHINE FOR NEXT SEASON let us show you the latest improvements on the PILKINGTON MACHINE. We can offer *M>u the beat machine ever placed before the f;irmer. See 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 !>e taken to pieces in a few seconds, and never falls off your cows. Farmers note—We have our latest cups working on nearly every make of machine, which is ample proof of what experienced farir.i rs think of our latest cup. See what prominent local dairy farm- i ers say for themselves: Horotiu. To R. Pilkington. ' Dear Sir.—l have been in the dairy industry for many years, and have just found in your new cup what I have been looking for. 1 consider this cup absolutely out l on its own. Beautiful milker, easily cleaned, and so far has never fallen off a single cow in onr herd. Your relea ß w is the simplest, and most reliable I haw yet awn So satisfactory is your plant that I invite any farmer to visit my shed and see it at work themselves.—Yours sincerely, F. HENWOOD. Horotiu. Tauhei Rd., Morrinsville. To R. Pilkington. Dear Sir.—l received the teat. cupß all right, and I am very pleased with them. I have tried them on all my cows, and they are very satisfactory. They hang on and milk beautifully. I think with your latest teat cup you have the best machine on the market.—Yours sirceerelv, T. G. SMITH,' MorrinsTiHe. Eureka. To R. Pilkin rton. Sir.—Having had machines in my »ibed for a number of yean, and now being converted to your releaser and cups, Ictrn honestly testify that your releaser ami cups are splendid. Your releaser has worked all the aeawm without a hitch of any description. Your Ihtest cups I find are splendid. Good milkers, easy to take to pieces, ami. never fall off the cowe. I shall instal your cups right through the shed next season.—Yours sincerely, P. H. CLARKIN, Eureka. AVRITEOR CALL FOR PARTICULARS TO: Pilkington & Willi? WARD ST., HAMILTON. UPPORT RITISH ' "NDUSTRIES. Avon Tyres Britain's test R.R.Douglas&Son; HAVE BEEN APPOINTED COLE A GENTS IN THE WAIKATO AND THAMES VALLEY And have now A LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES OI HAND. 1 THE TRADE SUPPLIED. For Prices, Etc., Write or 'Phone*: TTEAD QFFICE, rjOLLTNGWOOD STREET T HAMILTON. The Makers Guarantee These Covers run 3,500 mlias with fair treatment.