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If "Mbf "Chain" «i|, MS "Usea" 'Plain" Mm MKuii The Economical Sinews wi mm/ of Mileage, All types stand 'W fl , «<? W/ oufi su P reme before the search- Wa wS\J light of the closest scrutiny, Put\y| Ml *^ g / "United States Tires to the test —Vj If watch results — make comparisons, \Jlf and you will continue to use them'.. j Stocked by ci//Motor houses of reputo n. Wholesale Distributors x||L \ Sanderson \ and Dunedin

| Sound Ammunition is Half the Battle! 1 I AT THE BUTTS OR IN THE TRENCHES | I Military Regulation Sartrsdges 1 | Ensure instantaneous ignition and absolute preoision. || | They never fail at the orucial moment. £| p Manufactured in the Dominion by the Firm that has If | supplied the Government with Ammunition ■ since 1885. §1 |1 All Cartridges made by The Colonial Ammunition |f || Co., Ltd., are freshly and accurately loaded, are m 1 EXHAUSTIVELY TESTED UNDER J? 1 GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION If M and will keep without deterioration for years. m M Crack Shots at Rifle Meetings know that it pays to iff M use C.A.C. Ammunition! ' M % MEMORISE THIS TRADE MARK: M . Vftss^.

GARDEN TOOLS! WH HAVE JUST LANDED OUR NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF GAKDEN TOOLS FROM THE BEbT \'AKEIiS, including the following:— Shears. ""|| Lawn Sprinkler?. tiOZ* LAVN MOWERS SSnir Border Forks. ENGLISH. Planters' Hoes. Border Shears. Green's Silons Messor. Pruning Shears. Brunch Cutters. Ransome's Anglo-Paris. Pnining Suws. issssr Draining Spades. AMERICAN. M Dutch Hoes. Arcade. Sprayers. Edging Knives. Favourite. Sets of Ladies 3 Tools. Garden Hollers. _ Lakewood. Sprayers. Oarden Trowels. „ ™ u * Shovels Garden Shears. Now Easy. Spades. Grubbing Hoes. • Now Rover. Slashers. Grass Shears. Premier, Turf Cutters. Grass Hooks. .u—u. Weeding Forks. JOHN BUTHIE & Co., Ltd HARDWARE & METAL MERCHANTS, WILLIS STREET TELEPHONES. Town Department, 300l>; Country Department, 350; Offices, 573; Iron Yard, 25G1-.

need not shake, the bottle wiw LAMEITON QUAY. WELLINGTON. f H j§K T7ISiTOBS to Wellington should stay nt t ' , ' s s Pl Cll did Hotel. Every comiri fort and attention. Porter in Klectric Lift installed. Eleo« Wc Light iu every room. Tariff, 9s. per tty " •D. DAIiTON, Proprietor. THE RUTLAND HOTEL, WANGANUI. is the snme all through . —the last drop is as delicious as the fir,t . £?> .] Good for Catarrh, Asthmiittcnl, S VISITORS to Wtmganui should stay at ' Bronchial, and othor Coughs £ (he Rutland Hotel, where comfort, ' "f!MIiW RCBiSt^ ,N " me S « -°of 'Se' HSnS iC In n tL° l, h M j gpSi.aog.rArßmoß. J Ihe (jroat Monoy.Sftviug Remedy q - — — j| Costa 2/- Makas 1 pint Saves 10/- | RARCOO ROT 1 bad legs, carbuhcies, bunions, p-& WANGANUI, ABSCEBSE , PiLES, ASICOSE Uu EBS, ECZEMA. MUSQIITO a<> UTIIER INSECT L tSm j DITtB MAY bo SPEEDILY CURED with Albert's Grasshopper Ointment The proprietors of this so-year old remedy for skin W and blood aliments have an absolute confidence in Slfftiil its unsurpassed virtues. They believe it 10 be a safe and perfect cure for these ailments; ilicy know it to be; and the vast number of testimonials received prove it to be. It positively draws the l],»fi Llhi I ITIH%Tc• 1 • poisons which produce these ailments out of the IMP W •'M N • iy&ttm. Ae an aperionl ami Wood purifier the fMisr||l n \'V Hll Grasshopper Pills are equally effective, and should ■ - be taken in conjunction with the Ointment. Sold _ by all Stores and Chemists, and stocked by all the RECOGNISED AS ONE OF TTTR Wholewle Housei in the Commonwealth. DOMINION'S LEADING HOTELS.

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 264, 27 July 1918, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 7 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 264, 27 July 1918, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 7 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 264, 27 July 1918, Page 2

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