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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2857, 23 August 1916, Page 9

"Great America®" Ball-bearing ..;,' I | ■■: /TTHESB are th'o mowers i&at never need sharpening, run liko a bicycle -"- aro light, strong, and durable, and are the best machines to bty\~ ' " .. T 11 , 6 , b We B -of which there tu-e fIT«-are made of- Crucible Tool Steel. the" ! kind that is used for chisels, drawing-knives, hatcliete, and all tools retrajfiiiß i a Jesn odje. These biases aro first hardened in oil and aft aftertfirdG ttrn- ! Jttfcd in water. A-loadiDu feature of theso machines is that •' ' They Are AH Self-sharpening.. !. ' ■This is duo to tfco stationary knife being so constructed, that, eft it gradu- ' ally wears away, it sharpens both itself aud tho revolving knives-in tile phicess. Every machine is constructed of the best material. Having thair own foundry the makers can and do produce a grade of casting better adapted to • lawn -mowers than they can buy. ' . Made in three sizes—lsin., 82s. 6d.; 17in., 87s. 6d.j 13in., 955. We also have large stocks of lower-priced machinis, Grass Catchers, 1.E,~ | Hose, Sprinklers, eto. I [ ; E W. 'MILLS t £§«, Lti,Soieiiests,';- -

THE British Government recently sold some heaty jjjjj Motor Cars for economy's sake. It never sells i f Ford Cars for economy's sake. It buys them—at | 111 the rate of Hundreds a month. The British Govern- |[l| ment knows that what any other Car will 'do the fi|| Ford will do—at a Fraction of the cost. 11l BUY A FORD and | bank the difference! |||| Touring Car, S-Seater - £210 I Runabout, 2-Seater - £195 ||| F. 0.8. WELLINGTON 1 ||j| { ' Prices Guaranteed against |||| | but not against Increase—during 1916. |||| ISend To-day for Catalogue and Ford Literature |jll Sole N.Z. Agents [or the Ford Motor Company of Canada: 1111 THE COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY, LIMITED 11 WELLINGTON . gjjj FORD DEALERS THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND |l|