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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 52, 25 November 1919, Page 2

IF' I 5" are Bacrof ' The men who are behind Lalley Lr ore practical men ; bent on giving "Service" to every Luilcy purchaser. 1 ;<2? Immediately you "join up" in, the "Laliey Circle" by iniT stalling modern electric: light arid.power plant, you ber . come the special subject of attention ■by the Agents -and certainly the envy of your friends. The N.Z. Distributors and local Lalley Dealers have inj~„. vested money and time in the Lalley business—they know v the plant is right; that it is to the farmer a sound investment,-' not an expense. \ t"Live" men with practical minds will see to it that you are amongst the satisfied users once you instal it. The Lalley Plant is amodclof compactness, simplicity, and high' quality. Its work is efficient and economical to the highest degree; Unlike other farm facilities, Lalley is not merely. a , " season- ■ able" implement—it works every day of the year_it "always: : A , > ' runs and runs right." ;: On account qf its consistent and faithful s'ervice the Lalley is probaMy one of the cheapest improvements known. , ' The Lalley soon pays for. itself in time, labour, and money saved, '•'*" V and in extra work accomplished By reason of the improved facilities ' V " ' m g y y yyj and household utilities which it. brings. • ; All particulars are yours,free for the asking. Write to, or 'call on your neares,t-'^aDey!'• "Repr?B?nt«tiyc:; • v .x?:#-; r.j,: '2-'- JAMES STEWART,'Electrical Engineer, Courlenay place, 'Wellington ■ I DAWBER MOTOR; CO., Palmerston North '''""'I H. J. JONES. &'.CO., Masterton ffiltillStl M. BRADY, Garage Proprietor, PaHiatya .-•;:J«»CpRy MILLWARD & LANGRIDGE, "Chronicle" Buildings. Wanganui - A TAIHAPE MOTORS LTD., Taihape ' S. .WINN & CO.';'LTD., MeW ■ . ' N.Zi Wholesale.Distributors: . Hope Gibbons, Sons, & J. B. Clarkson, Ltd. x _ *: Wellington and Christchurch v./ ■!.. • . y.*■.'

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