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Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1931, Page 8

pOUBIg ' MADE WITH DOUBLE SEATS AND ELBOWS. Special offer from Glasson’s Mail Order Department to parents who order their son’s suit from this Paper. To introduce these values BOyr knlcktrs HI lin*d Irlfca tin? ®trons«»t ble&ctted calico. M A TWO-BLADED POCKET KNJFE FREE A Sturdy School Suit for 22/6. This Suit is famous for Its resistance to the hardest kind of wear. Guaranteed to 'give complete satisfaction. Has double seats and elbows. Mid and Dark Grey Worsted-finish Tweed. Extra | knickers - 7/6, any aise. Our Colonial All-Woof 2|/- Suit. Just the thine for that boy of yours, that will keep its coed appearance. Closely woven All ...Wool Colonial Tweed. Doublet. Seats i and 'Elbows. Specially selected patterns In j Mid .and. Dark Grey. Any size. jflillf 1.1i1.M. ..I. ' .11. College Grey Worsted, 3§/6. An inexpensive College Grey--Worsted Suit of smart appearance and solid wear. Double seats and elbows are also a feature. Any size 20/6, or with 2 knickers, 37/6. ' ■ "■■■■■■mi . 141 / Petone All-Wool Worsted, 32/6. A splendid weight All -Wool Collego Grey Worsted with double seats and elbows. Time tested, wear tested, and boy tested. Any size. ; Extra knickers 9/6. Each Suit sold on the principle of money back if not satisfied. , Christchurch » Warehouse, <»■ This BUELE Clock time i This modeb "Bui)*" i Clock, an mahogany stand, • aeiih gloss, shade, bright 10 Similar type, height M intktf } ■'■*». A-J I’ St> . 1 • ahogany cased l "Built’ 800y Clock, 8 inches high by, 1 :hts wide £6/19/oak‘ : Mas*,:s<sm*-4S^° nr- ' 1 , mi/at ' ?*£§<* , h{ab y 8 inches ! *v\de,. 'oak : ; CT ahogdn, .. /.%- A7/10A over 2 years without any attention ! The “Bulle” Cloqk is quite a new entry into the field of electrical horology. The' essential mechanism of the clock consists of a pendulum which is virtually a coil of insulated wire; through the an elcctr.ic current is established andinterrupted at regular ititerVSls by ctn r ingenious' 1 contact device, During its vibration the , pendulum moves .over a curved pemauent magnet, and .tlie magrtet reaction, iet. up between the- permanent magrtet and the' electrormagnetic pendulum coil is the sotirdi- of' pdV. er"by ' which th< penduluih' Unlike obsole.e and existing -types ,of maintained pendulum . clocks*;, the pendulum . of.. the , Bulle” Clock, on receiving a starting impulse, has both the properties of , a dynamo and a motor, consequently very little current is drawn from the battery. Another feature is the propelling electrical force generated. by the vibrating coil and magnet, tending also to reduce the apio.unt of current drawn from the battery. ,In fact, by adopting this novel, form of propulsion, the inveiytbits claitn that it is an easy matter for bne battery to operhte'Hihe clock tor ten years' Ulf! - The absence pL.complicated mechanism and. the highly, efficient electromagnetic , principle on which the clock functions will make this th« most popular clock of the future. ' • Carriage Paid to nearest Raiiivay . . Station, ’ Stewart Dawson’s CHRISTCHURCH A j, V $ -A' t )i ii; %■ ■ it V-. ,j’ rt-. - pti % - WISE PEOPLE CHOOSE THE BEST A B.S.A BICYCLE 'GIVES GLEATFST VALUE FOR FOUR MONEY You will li’c the New B.S.A. Cycles Nothing finer in workmanship or design can be obtained, b:s:a. cycles set the standard le who. realise that the best barisn’t always the lowest priced article, will choose a B.S.A. —and they will be riding it long after a cheaper ;*V •*» } X * * Bicycle would be in the set ap heapin' *r Call in and see our range of B.S.A.'if PRICES FROW £lO/15/. Easy Terms Arranged , 2 n:. P c JLa® TOOHEY'S CYCLE WORKS. hevdl Street, Hokitika*