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ALL MODEL MILLINERY NOW REDUCED TO HALF - PRICE. JAS. M. BARR, BIG BARGAIN STORE, EOXTON.

BURMAN HORSE CLIPPER. CLIP YOUR OWN HORSES AND SAVE MONEY. AND clip them when it suits YOU mul not when it suits other people’s convenience. With three horses to clip you’ll save the jjrieo of a BURMAN in two seasons. THE BURMAN HORSE CLIPPER, as illustrated, is a British-made ball-bearing hand-power machine. THE GEARS, enclosed to run in an oil hath, are cut from solid crucible steel, so will work easily and sweetly. Cheap cast gear wheels (such as are used in a mangle) go into some machines, but grind and bind despite all the oil you may use. THE BALL-BEARING CLIPPER HEAD is adjusted by a ratcheted thumb screw that never works loose with the vibration. It cuts closely and quickly and leaves a smooth finish. The cutters and combs are of razor steel. PRICE, complete with Spanner, Oil-can and Can of Lubricant, 42/6. Railage paid for CASH WITH ORDER; satisfaction assured, or money back. COLLINSON - & - SON, THE BURMAN 6-feet FLEXIBLE SHAFT is called “featherweight” because as light as can be amide. PALMERSTON NORTH.

the mud bombardment i'r GET MUDGUARDS FOR MUD MONTHS! IX Winter, cycling is robbed of its pleasures and usefulness if yon try to “carry otr* without .Mudguards. II' 1 you cycle without Guards during the mud months, it simjdy means that your back has got to hear the brunt of om the roar wheel. WE FIT MUDGUARDS QUICKLY. and at small cost, too. Best steel Guards are very moderately priced, and you should certainly bring your machine in and have it equipped with a pair. COME NOW! gIHWrifWIIWHMWII HUM—B—MWB—WMMaHWWtt— ROBERTSON AND CO., MOTOR AND CYCLE ENGINEERS, FOXTON AND LEVIN.

MOTOR CLOCKS HAVE A BOUGH PASSAGE THERE’S alwaj’s trouble ahetul for the ordinary Motor Clock. The ruts, stones, and “back country” boulders ■which strew the track of the ear —well, they form a constant succession of jars and jolts. Then consider the vibration caused by the engine when doing 1,000 or more revolutions per minute. Why, that domesticated clock on your niantlepieco would not “stand the racket” of motoring one week. The clock for your ear should be nothing else than an “O’C. & T.” Motor Clock, made specially for motor ears —absolutely unaffected by shock. Choose from our large stocks of examples in nickel and brass—sturdy 8day timepieces that will put up with mile after mile of “jilts.” Prices are 65/-, 75/-, up to 85/-. Bach clock guaranteed to put up an accurate “non-stop run” so long as you wind it every 8 days. Select one, and always be on time. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, Jewellers - Palmerston N.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1579, 20 July 1916, Page 3

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445

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1579, 20 July 1916, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1579, 20 July 1916, Page 3

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