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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 217, 1 June 1918, Page 10

Rustless and Stainless Cutlery WE have been extremely fortunate in obtaining a stock of this Celebrated Stainless Cutlery. As you are perhaps aware, the manufacture of this special steel for domestic purposes has been prohibited, and it is now iui- "" possible to obtain further supplies. ■"" Cutlery made of this steel neither rusts nor tarnishes. Its composition is an English discovery. It is what il commonly called an alloy steel, and was obtained by incorporating from 12 to 13 per cent, of chromium in mild carbon steel. This Cutlery is one of the greatest boons to the busy housewife. There is no need for auy tiresome polishing simply wash the knives in -warm water in the usual way, dry with a soft towel, and they are as bright as new again. If you haven't got this Rustless Cutlery in your home procure it now while you have the opportunity, as the ' supply is very limited. Goods are sent post free on receipt "~ of remittance. „ Table Knives, Best White Handle! . 75/- per doz. Dessert Knives „ „ . g5/- per doz. Each of the Fined Quality made, •STEWART DAWSON'S Stewart Dawson'i Corner . . . WELLINGTON ' • — ~1 iAM AGED BY WATER!' GOING CHEAP! Owing to the heavy rains, Raclfonl's had a lot of Sheetings, Towels, Blankets, Pillow Slips, Tapestries, Burlaps Velvets, Casement Cloths, Table Covers, Runners, Carpets, Mats, etc., damaged by water, and are selling at Cost Price to clear for a few days only. #*?'**•" V* , * """""' '" '" i'~ ' 'Jf. " " -' ,ai Vy_."ta n ■• L@t i Make Your New =s Shotgun S s=s The Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd., have an Up-to-date Gun-making Plant and employ Specialists drawn from the Staffs of Leading English Gunsmiths. '■ They manufacture to any specification single or doublebarrelled, hammer or hammerless, Field or Pigeon equipped with latest mechanism. Stocks designed to order. First-class work guaranteed. • ' Read what one customer says : "I have Riven the new G-un a thorough teat and found her to carry well. I om satisfied with the Ghm in all respeota. A grout number of people lmvo examined it. In every caso the workmanship was highly praised. "On Saturday last I went to Otahuhu and there erected a target. At seventy yards tho choice put thir- , teen pellets—No. 3 Shot—in one side of an evening paper. At forty ynrds, witli No. 5 Shot, the plain barrel thickly covered a smaller target, and, in some instances, put the ! shot clean through corrugated iron. " The 28in. barrele are a oomplete success. I tested them against a- new hammerless Hollis and a pood Greener Gun. My Gun held itß own in eaoh trial. I am really proud of it!" B. HAKRISOW, Newmarket, Auckland. j ESTIMATES FOR BUILDING, ALTERING OR REPAIRING GUNS GIVEN WITH PLEASURE. WRITE US TO-DAY! J THE COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO., LTD. [ I ■ AUCKLAND f<l Uj "Useo" "Plain" mm kWH The Economical Sinews mKlil of Milea S e ' AH types stand \\M ll WkWi out su P- reme befor ethe search- ' \l| |al Wo v/ of the closest scrutiny. Put fflw «s£/ United States Tires to the test —\H ill watch■ results — make comparisons, /*-*, and you will continue to use them'. / \. Stocked by all Motor houses of repute .^S^ W. \ Wholesale Distributors:— y^^P/ \ Sanderson J§Bw a. *o. * \\§k \ Dunedin M/OJM// THE lIIIHPI Ff ilffi' CO-OPFPITIYF iSSH OiIMITED). NOMINAL CAPITAL ... ... . £250,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL ... .... .'.' £207,103 PAID-UP CAPITAL "' £192,190 HEAD OFFICE, MASTERTON. BRANCHES AT WELLINGTON, GREYTOWN, CARTERTON, PAHIATUA, EKETftW'J.-JA, 'IARTIMBO ROUGH, ALFREDTON DANNEVIKUt, WOOOVILLh, AND FONGAROA. GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS, WOOLBIIOKJiKS, STOCK, STATION, AN.U COMMISSION AGENTS. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL, STOCK, ETC., AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES