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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1548, 18 September 1912, Page 5

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In lumber wagons you can't find riding comfort—because > they are heavy. The light carriage of yesterday was devised for ease. And the automobile of to-day—and to-morrow—is the light, strong, economical and perfectly balanced Ford. All Fords arc 20 h.p. model T's—all alike except the bodies, Touring Car—s-seater - - -£230 Runabout Car—2-seater - -£210 Town Car-6-seater • - .£290 Delivery Car (load 7501b5.) - -£230 All price! include full equipmcnl-f.o.h, Wellington Sole N.Z. AgcnUs The Colonial Motor Company, Ltd 1 WELLINGTON. I "Queen". Incubators i When you buy a "QUEEN" Incubator [4 If j you have a macliino that makes money |;j . n-^ Iby hatching all eggs that can bo hatched; W-i,: ■ . ';'.; . i$ @S^ I because it is built to provide tho na- if ' tura! conditions of eggs botching under ■ . | . • ' I V, There Incubators' are made of California .V.'dTrooti, i With Double Walls Filled Between with Wool Felt, 1 thus making them perfectly insulated. $8 They erahcated by water; this method having many advantages over the m hot air system. Tho heat is moro steady, and does not becomo so inS tenso as to "cook" the osgs. It is unnecessary 'under ordinary, conditions H to eupply moisture in the "QUEEN," as tho circulation of water through |j the pipes neither adds nor takes away moicturs, but just supplies the hot S] air naturally. . I The Heater Gives a Uniform Heat in All. Parts of I the Machine. I The lamp flue is long, and extends into th-3 lio.iter, and, by reason of its S length, the lamp always burus with a steady flame, and makes no sinolto • I or odor. The four-inch nursery space provided is just the,richt depth. } to give plenty of room for the chicks, end to provide the rijlit amount jj of air below 'the egg trays. ' .. . . I 60 to 70 Egg capacity £5 10s.; I 110 to 130 Egg capacity £7. > .. E.-W. MILLS & CO., LTD. ® • i \/j Before going out drink a cup of XA M It fortifies the system against fatigue jp| Lw and stiengthens the nerves. aV|\ m| A delicious beverage. Uku| WL Cheap because a little goes a long way. «W •IllWtfU 15II) HsUlllliJll.LoLiM.Wl.Wt.l.!!!MJLll!lllli.(lL. , JHim.uLl.usßiiaVa 4Uk