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North Otago Times, Volume CVII, Issue 17748, 9 March 1927, Page 6

| maintained wins i | and holds esteerrs 1 1 Bottled in Scotland Bxclusivehj ^ ^ ' ' ' " " "1V* ■■■■■■ 1 1 ■ /ij,, ' . Ir^"i,":i;ir"**'*' "' v ' ■ ENGLISH CARS ' ! . ? v . " .r I There is an erronebus impresslon that English Cars are snuch ! higher than the foreign products, and we would like all possiwe | ear owners to notc these prices: ,s ! • The English Touring Model "Lagonda" lf ., «... £460 The English Touring Model "Standard" .. «... £375 ! ^he nublic are not nsked to buy these cars on purely sentimental ' grounds hut on broad business lines, If tho Old Country manufactures are going to be passed over, she will be gradually forced back in the race of commerce, and it will be a bad thing for the co^onies. Both the "Lagonda" and the "Standard" compare price to price with any product, being low in first cost, low- ! running— both doing 40 miles to a gallon of petrol-~and wuh 1 the denendable material and workraanship of British manu- ■ facture'they are long-livers, Let us dc-monstrate their value. ! I, n i |. w WATSOM - - r : . , ;| THONE, 545W. ... — rrr^n — n 1 ■■■. ■ I ■. II. >11 I If^« * * — J' ANOTHER LOCAL INDUSTRY ^ . >,v„e ^centlv acided to my establishment the very latest :/ GLASS GRiNDlNG and POLIsSlNG PLANT and can now execLhc orders for - SHOP WINDOW SHELVES, WJND SCREENS, SIDE SCREENS, TABLE TOPS, CLOCK FACES, .• HEADLAMP DISCS. All Jewcllers Glass-work Ground and Polished ^ WHY SEND ELSEWHERE ? When the worlc can be done better and cheaper in your owa town. BRING YOUR GLASS WORK, no job to delicafe ortoo big to handle. We have aiso mstalled a Rough, Semi-polisher and Polisher and a Beveller and Bevel Polisher. GLASS ! STANDS, SHOP WINDOW FITTINGS, GLASS DUPLEX & BRAGKETS. s "* / PAPERHANGIN G— We have just landed the Latest Art Papers from the following ?uo\eryoif forr Hre^'ArtStic Pictu'res! Artis^c Framing. ' . M. J. HANLEY Pamter, Yaperhanger and Glazier, % Humber St., " Phone 1544 - f Stover samson windml*'" • ■ ■ -

3 ftTOISELESS, oilleas; pumps i» the slightest breeze. Tbe orrginai doubie* © geared windmill now possesses the most important wmdimJl lmp . 1 ment in the last decade — Hyatt Roller Bearings. These famous bea go I rua in tight oil cases and will run for years without attention. 1 | beariags entirely replace the Babbitt Bearings formerly used and^ei m_ 1 (nate friction to such an extent as to increase pumping capacity, preve I harnilul wear on shafts and greatly add to the dependabxlity and lite i the 6, S, 10 and 12ft Stover Samson Windmill on which they are instaiieaI In the Stover Samson Windmill of to-day is found the highest wmdmm S! developraent. Cost iimitations have not interfered with the une of e^e^yr I thing in the way of materiafs and features necessary to maxe tbe aain. P son the most durable, eflicient and thoroughly practical long-lived i mill on the market to-day. Anyone operating a 6, 8, 10 or 12ft Stover Sam- ?| «on Windmill can equip it with Hyatt Roller Bearings by purchasing neM l| wheel head complete with plunger, which can be used witn tne ou 1 tion a iew montbs ago — not a single dissatisfied purchaser reported. L.ei U equipped Stover Samson Winamills have been sold since their lntroaucS us demonstrate the value ot_ thc St Windmill with jts latesi 1 equipped Hyatt Roller Bearingsa I » ! cni i k swr m I |a.iiiiuiiniuiminnintinimmiiiniiinuiuntmiimRnii|innn«iniiHH!nmuni.nuniiiiiiHiHHiiisH.muiii!i!ninntm«^ 1 1 fA iimw/acm' M • Htff'H M0§§ | g S 1 tfua 8 ^