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Levin Daily Chronicle, 19 November 1918, Page 1

Machinery Bargains AT V ALLMAND'S v One three-cow Gane Milking Machine (latest) with 21 b.h.p. Twigg benziue, kerosene en gine, £140. One four-cow Gaue Milking Machine (releaser) with 4 b.h.p. Hornsbv kerosene engine, £100. One four-cow Gane Milking Machine (releaser) with 3 b.h.p. Tangye Engine, £100. One two-cow Gane Bucket Plant with 3 b.h.p. Hornsby benzine engine, £80. )ne two-cow Gane Bucket Plant with 2£ b.h.p. Crossley kerosene engine, £90. One 90-gallon Perfect .Separator, with power attachments complete, £20. One 90-gallon Perfect Separator, i'l perfect condition, £15. One 75-gallon Perfect Separator (hand), £12. Oue 50-gallon Lister Separator, a real snip, £10. One 40-gallon Globe Separator as good_ as new, £10. One 150-gallon Alfa Laval Separator (power), £15. i'nc six-cow New Zealamlin Milking machine 4 b.h.p. flornsby l i ji i' ive engine, £1.50. One two-cow New Zealundia Bttn--ket plant !• 2h b.h.p. Mogul engine, ,1! One Excelsior viator Cj'cle 1918 model fully equipped with head and rear lights, as new, £75. One'twin Tlior Motor Cycle 11 " horse power 1.917 model, as new £70. . One 10-horpe beu/.ine engine, portable, £45 cash. One 75-gallon Bluebell Separator (a splendid hand machine), £24. One Simplex releaser attachment (latest), £30. One Fletcher release]' with milk ri;><"3 and (:ms, £40. I* I-1 lies, sh.-iftinrr. bearing?, oils, p:i»-l:i;iif and all milking macliine ken' in stock, also motor ."•.'•lei, '•yclns nnd all accessories. E. ALLMAND, D?iry Engineer. W3RVROA

Glves Joy 5 4 ' ■ Christrna s Time } - \v. _</CM " What better or more acceptable Christmas Present " could cn'e tiive a. lady than a nice pieco of Jewelry ? < >+ Something dainty in "design an I useful in character. j f ' It. r.evd not be an expensive art'c'e. Th«re --iro many tilings i:» Jewelry Uiat cost co nparat ve'y little. T.ike ' our sock f< r instance. Vs ? heve a Splendid Selection j of the i atrst Jewelry 3 1 X. 4 OFFER YOU !• XCEPf.ONaL VALUES- •_ - '■ ° ;IS > oil ere *' l ' e aOA su gg est i° ns: •) KINGS, BROOvnES, Hal i BRUSHES, '• > Y/*£fV ■; r ;Nk i/rs, watches, ' clocks, . : j •'. I l ANGLES AND NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. /| - hop early ana make your choice, which will mean pleasure -m I -atisfaction if you call at . J iNgk "*• STORUM'S- I LEVIN'S LEADING JEWELER. . / ;1 Wateh Repairing. When a watch goes wrong and fails to keep correct time ; if it is broken or damaged, and is brought to us 1 \ve repair it Promptly, Thoroughly, and Neatly. IN , ■■, inMm -|- m i There are thousands of pood watches ruined annually rrrrr^Tl mB in the hands o'inexperienced watchI wAlLil 11!11 ma'v is nml ex erinientfrs who think they do well if ill th e.* m-ketl.c watch '"go" They don't seem to think I fsssg *- that the watch was designed to measure timi\ _ v -* it pi tters •' t '-vl.L'ther your watch is a. REPEATER,. CH , o v DME fFi' , DUPLEX." AMERIOAN LEVER. J;JnG I li JiiiV'jiß, "or the simple GENEVA.. If we tell you it j- worth doing, . ou can rely upon it'giving ' %on tiie coirett time. Remember, it costs you no more //Ws, 1 ' bave y< ur repairs done by us than it does to have HsPf*V /IftlX. ill" i:i do: e by an inexperienced watchmaker. And look T. SHERLAW Manufacturing Jeweler and Watchmaker, LEVIN. mnHnßaammanM .t.- m,r- M»sWM»«WBBBiiawMMB. - .-Jt-w— p^g|