Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 157, 15 October 1912, Page 3

I "Great American" Ballbearing . 1 aWB I I npHESE Me the mowers that never need sharpening, run lite a bicycle, are light, strong, and durable, and arc the best machines to buy t ' The blades—of which there are five—aro made of Crucible Tool Steel, j the kind that is used for chisels, drawing knives, hatchcts and all looia »*• | quiring a keen edge. These blades aro first hardened in oil and aro after- | j wards tempered in water. A leading feature of those machines is that they 1 j 4re AH Self=sharpesiag. This iB due to the stationary knife being so constructed, tbiat, as it gTad- > j uall- wears away, it sharpens both itself and tha revolving knives in the process. . | Every machine is constructed of the best material. Having tlieir own I ' foundry the makers can and do tn'oduee a grade of casting better adapted i to lawri mowers than they can Tjuy. Made in three sizes—lsin., 7Q/-; 17in., 75/-; Ifliu., gQ <- ! We also have large stocks of lower priced Machines, Grass.Catchers, I.E. Hobo Sprinklers, Ltc. . 1 | E. W. Hills & Co., Ltd, Sole Agents. ; Black Dress To-Day we ate making a JJ ' Matorialo special show of'Pricsiley's' . , , IflKiCndlO. " Black Dfess Materials, the.'' f' —— chief features beingj Novelty, Superior Finish, and Perfection of Dye, and we invite yoa to inspect these: new Goods. BLACK POPLIN—2/11, 3/6. BLACK, REPPS-2/11,'3'/a ' BLACK WHIPCORD—3/6,"3/11,:4/G. . ■ ■ BLACK DU'PARIS—3/6, 4/6, 4-/11. BLACK ARMURES-3/3, 3/9, 4/6. ■ BLACK RESILDA—3/11,'4/11, 6/11. ' . BLACK RAVENUAS-5/6, 5/11. BLACK PERMALINES-5/11, 6/11. . ' BLACK MOLAINES-5/11, 6/11. C. S!lTH,.Mdi,:.C«ba Street, * | SUMATUMA j ' E < fc . I ] '' ; T EA. f bb . r - lin h t . \jf v K GUARANTEED PURE CEYLON. • [f- . h ' . IS •« j] ' v 2/- PER POUND H J; all storekeepers. ' ' H - r. '•-! , QEXD in your orders Wc will .bo very busy during November and I ***> December, and to'avoid disappointment ordw now. I , . DAVID McCRAE, " , I Warehouse-S Fansh Street, Wellington. • Tndorf-Johusou'viHo/ .. I ■ . • 'Plionc SjS).":'. 1, CAas. A.Cypher's :: New MisffaSo Isicuhcit©r®. \^7 E haTe inft landed this oelebrated Mater's \ -y Latcct Models' in INCn * ' BATOES AND COLONY BROODEES in all sises/ Taese Machines, built of steel, am the most perfect and up-to-date machinta that it is possible t« p x odaae. Absolutely fireproof and the maximum of produotlon. WondevfuY^b° n C e« aSiD|{ 6aU ' S 6Peak f ° r th ® 6at ' 6lllctory rosults attainc <i bf <>"» ; WHITE FOE CATALOGUE' AND PARTICULARS TO TEE The STEWART TIMBER, GLASS & HARDWARE : COMPANY. LIMITED, eo, 82, M. CQUETENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON",' ' SOLE AGENTS. ' Furniture for the Mansion or Cottage. NO MATTER WHAT STYLE OF "" ' FURNITURE IS REQUIRED - ■ IsL. . WE CAN SUPPLY IT. ' j f We cater for the needs of Millionaire I f | 5 and the Man of Modest Means. j t J Moreover, our Up-lwdato Factory con I I : •'✓L. turn out any article without uiimwsurv | ■ 0 <B» ■< ■ ■ —. EDWARD COLLIE, Ltd., I I ARTS CRAFTSMEN, 167 Riddiford Street. 'Phone 16.34. j j