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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2258, 18 September 1914, Page 3

r||— n n ■"■""""■■ ■■■■'■ ■i,im.iii.iL.ui»i»'Liinj'iiiuiiiini,iiiii«i»iiiii tn,nnii...,»iii'i«ii«iij«w_ft. Table Covets j at. Special Piices* | —r—■. ¥ — • [VELVET PILE COVERS, Pltfn - ■ .Gentrej neat Tapestry Border, heavy knotted Wool Fringe, and Crimson only. 2J yards long, 35/-; 3 yards, long, 42/6. IMAQUETTE COVERS, Plain Centres,- embossed corners, knotted fringe, in Green, Crimson,. Bine, ■ Brown, and - ■ Gold.'' 2} yrds long, -35/-; 3 yards long, 39/6. MOHAIR COVERS, Curl Centre, Plain Borders, heavy Mohair fringe, in Brown; Blue, Green," Crimson,, and Gold. 2£ .yards long, 47/6. - ' ." ■■■ ■■•■•'. y.:::.y-. ■:,; 96 CUBA ST., WELLINGTON. Vum. i rrrmivinTT l . m »Ti^nnnn M u: l r»Tj l in Uwm M«.|-Hi M ., MM ri., t i Miimynrnt-mw—^'. "Great American" Ball-bearing ■'■■'■ tsmmmw>.:^,i rriHESE are the mowers that"never'need sharpening;' run like a ~bicyole,*' ~ •-, are : light,, strong,- and durable,. and are r the .best machines, to, buy. _^_..- The blades—of which there axe. five—are mado of .Crucible .Tool Steel7-tne T ' . kind that is used for chisels, drawing knives, hatches, and all tools requiring a keen edge. These blades are first hardened in ' oil ■ and are afterwards tempered in water. A leading of these machines is that . : -""-;'£. V They are all Self=sharpening. : • This is due to the stationary'knife being so constructed,'that, as it graduv; ally wears away, it sharpens,.both.itself andtthe revolving knives, in the .process'* Every machine is constructed of the best material. Having their own 7 foundry tbe makers can and do produce a grade.of casting better adapted'.to lawn mowers than they can'buy.. .-. -.-.- Made in three sizes—lsin., 72/6; 17in.,'77/6; 19in., 82/6. v ', ,/-'.j 1 , 'tv r e'!.also u HaWlarge stocks of lower-priced .machines, Grass 13:*' Hose,''Sprinklers,'etc. ■E. : W. MILLS.&:^ ...., . SOLE /AGENTS. ; : c . - '' r h ;? Hp j ;■■■'; ; ThC.'9 ,h.p, y-:J : fr-:^j rE 9-h.p. ■ Hillman Car is modelled strictly on the lines of a modern touriris car, and no pains or expense have ..been spared in providing those 6mall but ■ expensive details in design which add so much to the convenience and pleasure of 1 tho driver. Each car is assembled and tested with the utmost care, and can be relied on as thoroughly sound and efficient for touring, while retaining the ease of handling, economy of up-keep, and power on hills, due to the reduced weight. 8.- •ML BAlßO,'Masterton. FOXTON-SHANNON MOTOR SER _____ . ■> VICE (BUGLASS & MUNRO, Pro- ■___ „ mli .*. § prietors).. Timetable: Leave Foxton- npHERE is only 0 6.45 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Leave Shannon— • ono certain <? <fy» 10.45 a.m. and 8.15 p.m. . FARES: Single, CURE for OORNS %, °A A 35.; Return, ss. Seats may be Booked . ~.„:._' V, <*• by ringing up Telephone, No. 84, or at j m this Dominion- ( W l the Garage, Clyde Street, Foxton. Motor f TPfIT'S If E EDS '■■ <? Cars for-Hire. aan«. a _■ ■ --j , • (j BUGLASS & MUNRO. «_maßt_Bßß—m^^i^.i-i3bbb) Fop Finicky. Appetites , ■ Op Natural Hunger 1 ' Try and Creamor Milk.': . |: . : ... .-•■ . . .-■..-■ i . This food supplies well-balanced nourishment in con- ■ ■ centrated form—crisp granules of ..rich nut-like flavour— . made from whole wheat and barley. --JV Scientifically prepared for easy digestion and ready absorption. ..'..:;',.' ■■■■>■ .-■•—'■ ">'.> i ■ ■' ".' .' •.. ''.".'."' Grape-Nuts contains all the rich nutrition of'..the::..*:,p. grains, including phosphates, so essential for"• physical and mental strength. i On the tables of thousands of healthy, but particular.: .,-.,. people the world over,, you'll find Grape-Nuts. ::'..';: "There's a Reason" —sold by Grocers and Stores.