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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2549, 25 August 1915, Page 4

ffirgat American" BfHphg; > rfIAHESE are the mowers that never need sharpening, , rnrt:-'like ...6 bioyclo, i are light, strong, and durable, and are the best macliiaes to''buy. 1 The blades—of which there are five—are made of Crucible Tool Steel, the 1 Kind that is used for chisels, drawing knives, hatches, and all tools requiring ; a keen-edge. These blades are awl; hardened in oil a.nd are ofttrpj;d<j tempered ,in water. A. leading feature of these machines is that ~ ;• They are all Selfcsharpening. TEs is due to the/stationary Knife being so constructed, that, ins-it gradually wears away,"it .sharpens both itself and the revolving knives in the prooeßS. Every machine is oonstruoted of the best material. _ Having their own foundry the makers can and do produce a grade of casting better-adapted to' laws. mowers than-they can buy. , Made in three sizes—lsin., -72/8; 17in., 7T/6; 19in., 82/6. "We also have large stocks of lower-priced machines, Gras: Catchers, 1.8.' Hose, Sprinklers, etc. ■ ■ B. W. MILLS & CO., Lift SOLE AGENTS. . "THE FARMERS' CAR.* CHEVROLET CHEVROLET • OF • ' ' — iraciß Have jnst landed, EX'S. 8. OHALI&PER, ■Eor TteMii (65 60TOTENAY> PS'AUE< . TORY ; , '' yoOR r Inspection-is ' . PHONB-J274, Cables and' Telegrams ( ,/s\WOODtf.QJtp, i*ppjlNGTOtf.tt CHEVROLET CHEVROLET SWISS iESSTBiI EMRIK-I@., LTI, Purely a New Zealand Owned Company. FIRE, MINE, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY AND GENERAL ACMT] ITS POPULARITY DUE TO PROMPTNESS. ;