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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2245, 3 September 1914, Page 3

Q Q Q • o ■■- au. the newest styles just opener urthis , . , .week; '.'■.■.... LADIES' COSTUMES, in Checks, Serge, aitf Gabardine Cloth, ia Lime, Saxe, Grey, Tan, Black', Navy, and various Checks.' Collars and Cuffs of Floral Crepe de Chins. Silk lined Coats, Prices, 59/6, 67/6, 79/6, 84/-, to £6/6/0, '■ '--■ i ■:.■. '; -. " ba a 96 CUBA ST., WELLINGTON. V.,.k. ,»,.;,.,.,.,.;, .■.■..... '__..;, -~,: n J Bfl ' . '•.■■. w \i These tools, in their various styles, are of almost universal use where F| I one-horse implements are needed,, and are specially suitable for preparing lne/i f ground for potatoes, conn'and all market anil family garden crops. ■ | j These implements >are exceedingly strong, and are braced so as-to make ■ s $■- a stiff unyielding tool, intended for long service. The patent frame 'is extra • { I long and one or two inches higher than usual, and , . , \ j The Standards are Interchangeable. J I These machines close to 10 inches and open to 25 inches. The play, of f 5 the ordinary lever expander is. largely avoided, and the change in : width ie - $ j easy and almost instantaneous '■ , . . ..... s { .■;.■_ .The patent standards' are hollow steel of the strongest pattern, mutually S 9 etiffeuing- the frame and being stiffened by it. They are round in the throat, | { they, polish in use, and can scarcely be clogged. . ••■-.■. S \ ■ The standards are much higher than.othor makes, and ■■'--' t\ i The Bear Tooth has Extra Clearance, j both important points in preventing clogging, and making good work.- I 8 -. The cultivating teeth are made of bevelled steel. They are thickest in | c the centre, so they ore self-sharpening, for the point retains its shape* and <] strength, and the life of. tho tooth is greatly- prolonged. ■ fi s The patent hillers or plows'are reversible, and are used, either pointed. . 3 I or rounded edge foremost. We carry a large range of "Planet Jr." garden 1 • | I and farm tools in stock, seed sowers, etc. Write for our 1911 "Planet Jr." a catalogue. ' . ' ,: ; , ... ! • .'■.•: ..: . \ 1 - ".,■■ ,' AGENTS. ~ ",,'.'.':wl qy. ■ .„.:.._. „„. • •'. M ..„ '". ._..„• 'J;. "u<j? t ' ' * ''.:." . ..\ ...'...... ::. K I .ok ~ i IP . h!, friend » a » Allows •. I $ i Ask your Grocer for a Harry ■ iP 1 Lauder Post Card. A photo | of Harry Lauder with his auto- %| % graph is yours for the asking. % & i . 4\ fa By applying to Messrs Ellis tIP M,' ?&$ % and Mauton, Wellington, =i __B » ?'i Grocers can'jet a further W 0 $ j 1000 MEALS A YEAR! j I —and'more'have to be cooked in almost every home. Think of the heavy ; j j work this means lor the housewife! The best way to lighten the labour ■ i is to provide her with the finest quick-acting Range made —the famous I j "ORION." There are no two ways about it, a good cook to cook with ;i \ good results must have a good Range, and tho sale of ovec 100,000 "ORION" 5 i RANGES is proof of iti Absolute Pre-eminence. Ask your Ironmonger to I j show you an ' ' > j I Illustrated • Cataloguo Post Free on Application. ' i \ H. B. SHACKLOCK, LTD;, ' 1 ) ' DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, AND AUCKLAND. •■ I