W £§ SPORTS FROCKS JtUST ARRIVED LIGHT WEIGHT \1 | TWIN SETS V I \\ u In the newest light-weight wools, \\ distinctive patterns, all superior /I M quality. Marina, Cherry, Grey, Jjjg LA Dusky Pink, Blue, etc. 1& BRIDGERS LTD. | letycutSaviwfyht! MOVEMENT NATIONAL SAVINGS SAVINGS » GROUP —TODAY! ™ .ft yoVR HAY vifh this flout OLIVER .MOWER . The Oliver "Clip-cut' is undoubtedly 9 The Oliver "Clip-cut" is the all-purpose Mower that efficiently the most carefully engineered Mower handles all crops WITHOUT CHANGE OF GUARDS. on the market. There are no weak • Revolutionary Cutter-Bar cuts cleanly and evenly-due to the "STS? new arrangement of guards and knife sections that give- an matched gears cut for maximum exclusive "clip-cutting" action. ' power transmission, easily controlled • This "clip-cut" action involves LES2S MECHANICAL MOVE- dutch - are a few of the "ClipMENT, while the transmission gears I cuts exc USlve eaturesare balanced at rear of the axle, .1 RELIEyiNG FORWARD WEIGHT— I cent more easily—your team can do j (=l o^7 • Here is the Mower of the century, I available now to give you staunch 8 D. McL. WALLACE LTD., . | Dept. q , NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. | Dear Sirs, —Please send rne full Information on the nnn n n I Oliver "Clip-cut" Mower ana other Wallace Hay- I I 91 II I 1 | | I making Equipment. D, McL. WALLACE, LTD., THE STRAND. VVI i AKATANE. Head OfVic.!- Mewnvi"U"t. Auckland
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 182, 19 November 1941, Page 7
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225Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 182, 19 November 1941, Page 7
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