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Levin Daily Chronicle, 6 December 1917, Page 1

Second Hand Machinery AT v ALLMAND'S v One Eour-cow GAXE RELEASER. PLANT with 3£ B.H.P. Owsley Benzine Engine. £100 (terms.) One Four-eow GAXE RELEASER PLANT wish 4 B.H.P. .Mornsby Kerosene Engine, £100. (terms.) One Two-cow GAiXE BUCKET PLANT with 2i B.H.P. Ci'ossley Kerosene Engine, £80. (terms) One Three-cow RELEASEIR PLANT (Simplex) £(io', without engine. One Three-cow ELETOHEIR. IMILEAiSER, wi':h Vacuum tank and fittings, New, £40. car-h. One Four-cow AUSTRAL MILKING MACHINE complete with 3-8.H..P. Hbrnsby Benzine '.Engine, £80, (terms.) One .Four-cow TREfLOAR RELEASER MILKING MACHINE, £40, without engine. One 4 B.H.P. TANG YE KERO&EX l£ OIL ENGINE in real good order, £40. One 75-ga.llon BLUEBELL SEPARATOR (new) £22. A bargain Two 90-gallon PERFECT SEPARATORS with power attachments, £"lo •each One Booth McDonald 2-| inch BRASS BARREL PUMP wil':h power attachments, £'G. One 2-horse LITTLE GIANT STEAM BOILER- complete wiltli fittings. 45lbs pressuro, £10. one Three-cow NEW ZEALAND I A MILKING MACHINE with 2i H.P. Mogul Engine £194 cash. Pullies, shafting, bearings, oik, packling and milking machine supplies kept in .stock. PHONE, No 98. E. ALLMAND, D?iry Engineer. WEAROA. HEiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiroiniiiiiOTffiioMiinisiiffliyoiiiiiiMniiiffliii'i® 1 Always Pays 1 1 TO USE I iDUNLOPI | TYRES 1 1 S | Their strength and quality | | ensure a big mileage, | | absence of trouble and | | every satisfaction, | | Always specify :: :: J | "Dunlops" and have | | the best—it's cheap-1 I est in the long run. J 5 —— ALL. AGENTS ——. jS 1| DUNUOP RUBBER 00. ALU STATES &NX -"7f

The "Chronicle" says a rjystery in connection with a missing £50 note was cleared up the other day. Nearly a year ago, the principal of a certain educational institution at Wanganui had forwarded to him, under registered post, a £50 note, and after the letter had been signed for by one of the attendants at the school, it was placed in a lettei'-rai'k, whence it disappeared. The matter was reported to the police, and although enquiries were made, there was no result, and as time went, on the nionev was regarded as a dead loss. Last week some boys were bird-nesting near the school, when they discovered a small tin with a £50 note inside, and it. was duly returned to the principal of the institution. It is surmised that one r.f Hie pupils stole the registered letter, a nil i.ii: !'. ml nig a £50 note inside, was frigh 1 i-io'il to endeavour to cash it, and ■, hen. fore hid it in the spot where it was accidentally discovered.