Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2247, 5 September 1914, Page 11

«!|!!£ '. With certain dishes, such as Game, p& Lea & Perrins' Sauce is a/ways appropriate. JgL •. wiO It is the recognised sauce for such use. ULj w In fact, for everything with which a sauce %(fe flyk - can be used, Lea & Perrins , is invariably || | M| the BEST. It has a refinement of flavour !| | iMvjl that suits the most delicate dishes and | ;j| HI appeals to the most exacting palates, ' [If | |jjM ' WORCESTERSHIRE. W | The Modem Blarney Stone isn't a stone at afl, and you don't have to imperil your neck to kiss it. , But it has the magic qualities which tradition ascribes to the famous- stone of Castle Blarney, , ■ : The Modern Blarney Stone is a cylinder which fits any Edison Cylinder Phonograph, and. upon which you can record your own voice in the privacy of your home as easily as you speak into a telephone,, Then.by a simple adjustment you cause the phonograph to repeat to you what you have spoken or sung to it ' . ■ Thus you have 'the opportunity to study your own voice and manner of speech, correct the faults you discover, and ultimately acquire the gifts of tongue, which, according to the old Irish legend, can be achieved by kissing : the Blarney Stone. . . .■ . ■• Write for this Great •■ Booklet It is Free ur new b°°k' ef, "To Hear Ourselves as-Others Hear ■ Us," or. "The Modern Blarney Stone," suggests various yis''v'f§! advantages which' result'from ihp study of your own voice , ,:-, on 'he Edison Phonograph, A perusal of its pages is , commended to those who-,sing, whether professionally, or merely for the edification, of themselves and their friends; to teachers of music, composers, lawyers, clergymen, actors J ''-.andJyaclfesses',-,', lectilfersj ::p'blitical;. , ' , studehts '•'arid- -speakers, Us ' ness executives, salesmen and saleswomen, young people generally and to all hostesses, to whom it will suggest a ' num^er °f amus ' n 8 " an d novel games for evening entertain!l!wssfl® ment w ' t ' l l^e E^' s ? n Phonograph playing chief-part. SenJ y° ur nan » e aid address to-day for a free copy of this' grand little booklet, and we will forward it to you by return """ THOS; A, EDISON, LTD. '■ '" "* ,- (Wholesale Only). - - • ■ 30«72 Kent Street, SYDNEY. M CE. From anywhere in New Zealand" it. will I only cost from 1/6 to 2/- for postage _to W- send your Gun to The Colonial Ammunition § Co., Ltd., Auckland. Full detailed estimate of ii cost of Repairs will then be submitted. H P the prices are not right, the, Gun will be returned j§ at our expense. We make this offer because % we are convinced that our work and charges W< will be entirely satisfactory. . ■ . ' E CWe have just converted a pin-fire Gun to central P fire. This is the third converted in as many weeks. II It was originally a flint fire muzzle-loader converted to ; cap fire, then made a breech-loading pin fire. Now we $1 have it converted to a central fire breech-loader. , This j| gun must be fully 70 to 80 years old.. ,■• % C First-class , Gunsmiths are retained by us. They m- can 'brown' and 'blue' black barrels, take dents out of fH barrels, re-stock, and tighten up breech so that there is § no shake—in fact, make an, old gun new. These. it Gunsmiths, being always on the spot, enable prompt p execution of Repairs. Better work could not be bl done in England. ( . 0 0, If you are in 'Auckland call* and inspect our Gunsmith Shopi M Take the Mt. Eden Tram at foot of Queen Street! It reaches 3f Mt. Eden Railway Bridge in five minutes. After leaving the Tram, p: turn to the left into Eden Street. Our Shop is half a minutes--1% walk from Bridge, just past the big Timber and Joinery Mill. || G, Stock of Guns by Webley & Scott. Ltd., R. B. Rodda & Co., , $£$ and other well-known makers always on hand. CoiODISII AsBIHHBl{!O!S: vO. ? Ltd., UiHrv AUCKLAND., , : e • Make Your Rowboat Self .Propelled lliipii||P|i|§| • by attaching the : Detachable Sowboat Motor The Evinrude Motor, attached at the stern of llllll' an y rowboat or canoe, will give all the service an . pk 3^ll6 efficient Motor-Boating. For Tlreo ft 8 cruising up trie river or around the coast. ■ lf a or conve y m § cargo quickly at small cost. It ' '^' 2 space, being attached outside the rowboat, 3^H,P, l|l and can be easily taken offvvithout harm to the wood". !p§ work and used on any other boat. n rfrk ig|S 25,000 Satisfied Users. 9 Governments tave J^S^lfM WK a "' , 'P ,e^llle E»iiira<!e Motor after rigid t 1 '' ' s °P cr at by Petrol (gasoline) ; 'jffllPj with battery ignition orMAGNETO and hr » Mj'i] ,«f^^p r automatic lubrication. Steered by pro ™i r&M 11 {>$$ WWf ■ peller—no rudder required, but supplied i£ i < ts Sasn^* Wα /Mr ' desired. Reversible. Fully guaranteed -t4»J?W^ . SBE i&S Descriptive BOOKLET Post Free ' MELTHIOR. ARMSTRONG and DESSAU UwWkti A Uept.D.lo,ll6BroadSt.,NewYo*lt,U.S.A. W'V <-j @W\ Controlling Hcproscntative Austrolneia and New Zealand F -W , ,J \f% A. Codilard, Dept. DlO, Australasia OhamherS, Queun Street Brisbaai;. Local Agent: D. K. Blair & Co., Dept. DlO J. 4. _^«m tlian'i) Buildiuss. Grev Street, WelliiiEtoa. yismfa^s^sfw^fsm'M