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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22509, 17 September 1938, Page 11

BRITISH ELECTRIC T* CLEANERS Latest model "Olympic" English Vacuum Cleaners. Full sized machine. Special B.T.H. ball bearing motor (no oiling). Powerful suction. Shockproof. Chromium plated parts. Complete with attachments. 12 months* guarantee. Sale Price £4/12/* Cash. Easy terms can be arranged. £4> 12'6 ELECTRIC IRONS 12/9 Reliable and safe. Each one sold with a 5 years' guarantee. We also stock all the popular higher-priced makes. Special prices during Sale. TOASTERS Reliable quality. At. this price no home: should be without «gl j#% /^% 10/9 IMMERSION HEATERS Water for shaving— to make a cup of tea and a hundred /gM gM ~ and one other things in a few *%/ ]M m ■'■' minutes. <• ■■ ]]7nTTm HERE ARE MORE BARGAINS RADIO CRYSTALS .. 3d INSULATORS .. 12 for 9d LIGHTNING ARRESTERS 10d SOLDERING OUTFITS, complete .. .. lOd 100 ft STRANDED COPPER AERIALS .. * 2/3 MORSE KEYS .. ..3/6 NEW RADIO VALVES— From 3/11 CRYSTAL SETS .. 6/11 DOUBLE READING VOLTMETERS .. ..7/6 HEADPHONES ..7/6 MICROPHONES .. 8/6 GRAMOPHONE PICK-UPS—--11/6 MORSE OUTFITS, complete—--11/6 "General" 45-Vqlt BATTERIES 13/6 Now is your chance to secure a New or Used Radio at Special Sale Prices. GUARANTEED BATTERIES Sizes to fit every make of car—all first quality. <*fe ~ Now is the time to replace that worn-out .. Battery with a new one FROM -*^ Sizes to fit every make of car—all first quality. Now is the time to replace that worn-out .. Battery with a new one FROM AUTO FUSES .. '.''. 3d REAR LAMPS .. • : « r 3/6 CAR! BULBS .- front 9d SPOTLIGHTS :. .v ' : - [.js 9% ■ SPECIAL BULBS for "Fiat? : * ->L_J£l;"; ' and "Citroen/'etc. From 2/- BATTERY BATTERY TESTERS -. 2/11 ' f_^,. : " m>,.*^&^&*J*l* «+■ 3/6 r-. -■'" iis*..-*-' & 976 t* Also Spark Plug Testers, Wrench Sets, Spanners, Screwdrivers, and ail those "hard to get" accessories. SERVICE We do all classes o£ Electrical and Radio repairs, alterations, installations, - rewinding, . battery recharging, etc. Entrust your job to a firm employing qualified workmen. Et^TIIICA^ TORCH BATTERIES -.2 d " : LAMP*' SHADES"'T; w r lA'..: :'■"* ««W 7. 3J6 TORCHES, complete, From 1/9 CYCLE LAMES, complete 1/U - ;(He*vr^tvjfcr-pprs GENERATORS .. 12/6 English. "PEARL" IRONS- 5 years' guarantee.; HEATERS >C* JT6 $/ll CINEMATOGRAPHS; with Film and 3 Slides Front 17/6 Miniature ELECTRIC MOTORS" 7 i 1 CLAMP LAMPS with Mirror^ V- ' - ■ *;'.';-. ''s/9 "' ART TABLE LAMPS, complete .J .i. From; 6/95 COOKERS, Great: Selection—- - n JUGS .. v. .. 19/fr KETTLES Ranging from 19/6 "■ WA FFLE MAKER. Was ! £3/10/- -.■; Now 25/PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS C. F. COTTER CO. Electrical Engineers, Radio and Battery Specialists * 158 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Telephone 32-318

The Pump that Sets the Standard -SPEEDWELLETTEElectric Motor Driven Set, as Illustrated, £ls/15/subject to quantity discounts. 19 x 10 x 15in. Petrol Engine Driven Set with 4 h.p. ; WJM. Briggs & Stratton 4-cycle Petrol Engine. ' mounted on top. ' 22x14x20in. Capacity 200 g.p.h. Pressure 501b—115ft head. Superiority Features : Forged steel crankshaft, stainless steel piston rod, adjustable connecting rod, etc. The standard motor used for electric drive has:the most, modern "oilite" bearings, almost entirely obviating rebusning. Speedwellette—-Best In Yalue and Performance. BROWN BROS. E, " M £ , £"S ta,,lic f M B D O Electrical & Hydraulic II DnvOi Engineers 590 COLOMBO STREET, CI. WAEANUI TEMPLARS' LODGE The fortnightly meeting of the Wakanui Good Templars* Lodge was held recently. Bro. H. Begg (Chief Templar) presided. It was decided to hold the annuaL concert on October 12. It was reported that the Women's Christian Temperance Union was willing to arrange for the Grand Lodge session to be held at Ashburton at Easter: 1939. N.Z. MOTORISTS IN AUSTRALLA ■" Reciprocal arrangements for New Zealand motorists in Australia work really well, in the experience of Mr H. W. Bullivanlra Christchurch motorist, now on an extended visit to Australia. Wharfage charges were heavy, but the motor associations were most helpful, fie reported, in a letter to Mr J. S. Hawkes, secretary of the Automobile Association, Canterbury. The association's men went so far-as to bring two gallons of petrol to the wharf to help the visiting driver on' his way. Traffic in busy Sydney presents a problem to the New Zealand driver, whom Mr Bullivant advises to spend a day as a pedestrian, watching the operation of the traffic rules. Whether your income is £t or £2O- - you'll make it buy more if you read the advertisements regularly in "The Press.** ,ir.