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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 95, Issue 3, 16 September 1957, Page 266

p? ? ' 1 •'■■■• ■ OTITI I fss* p; • 1i i 'llIB The Godwin J 3 Jef Pump is suitable for both shallow I J ! ’ and deep well work, for pneumatic or open tank use. ■ I | ’ , Model illustrated is a deep well electric system for use Ilf where there is a 25ft. to 70ft. lift to pump. Standard ••Bl Bl 1 operating pressures for this system to pump. Standard operating pressures for this system 20/40 P.S.I. In I I ’ 4£| Units for open tanks also available ■ - | ’b. 111 «v» ■■■■■■■■■■ with Briggs & Stratton petrol engines. V to|L ENGLAND'S Larger units than above also avail- • ENGLAND'S , / S no UMpI -Sstfe FINEST able * ■ ■ Hr °^er h pump For Fullest Details Contact: I G OPWi N «« fSrownßro^.) *■— deepwell j—j I—l C —/ IB i EIF PUM P HR GALLONS I Pumping Machinery Specialists lET PUMP ffi GALLONS * • TM PER HOUR I 590 COLOMBO STREET The deep well ejector is screwed to suit pressure and return pipes. Sto j! CHRISTCHURCH Conical brass strainer fitted to prevent pressure pipe becoming KWMmKIiBaBa u\ui i blocked by foreign matter. The ejector is submerged in the well Im o z-x „ C/OD til it ioc fi i:> and Is connected to the pump by a two-pipe system. Water drawn W* r.O. Box 548 r lelepnone 00-lvo (J lines/ Into the system by the vacuum developed at the ejector Is raised to pump by the energy of circulating water. - ' 8.42