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New Zealand Tablet, 30 December 1920, Page 34

I '• • ' J. •„ i\ r L u ii ■ ■ ■ u 1' n ! r HAS ALTERED THE WHOLE POSITION .. ' : .. * ■ of pumping by wind-power! It has eliminated quite 95 per cent, of former troubles and messy jobs! It has also reduced the risk of personal B cident to a minimum, * in the fact that, instead of a weekly clfmh-up a greasy ladder, with an oiler in : one hand, you • OIL, ONCE A YEAR HAS ALTERED THE WHOLE POSITION oi : pumping by wind-power! It has eliminated quite 95 per cent, of former troubles and messy jobs! It has also reduced the risk of personal accident to a minimum, in the fact that, instead of a weekly climb up a greasy ladder, with an oiler in ■ one hand, you YEA Ifc and, as the oil is held in an oil-tight casing, the tower doesn’t or shouldn’t) become besmeared, thus the annual job is easy, clean and as devoid of danger as any ladder job can possibly be 1 Many thousands of BOOTH SELF-OILERS are now pumping water for all sorts of jobs, but chiefly for country homesteads, some of which windmills were sold over ten years ago, and none have yet shown signs of excessive wear. We could fill pages with unsolicited testimonials, but, better still, can refer you to users in your locality from whom you can get first-hand and disinterested information. Send us your name and address, and we will send Illustrated Catalogue, etc., and advise you on best ways and means for your job, but PLEASE MENTION N.Z. TABLET. Booth, Macdonald & Go., Ltd., Gh-ch. Branches:— AUCKLAND, HAMILTON, GISBORNE, HASTINGS, NEW PLYMOUTH, MASTERTON, PALMERSTON NORTH, ASHBURTON, TIMARU, DUNEDIN.