Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10603, 31 May 1920, Page 8

| UttCDflAffl Ull 1 Ci Lambton Quay | W** " - F'.- Z80x727 Tariff t Oh Pef Day- ‘Phone 243- | at I P. J. Griffin Proprietor. GIVE GIFTS THAT LAST These times call for wise buying. hot_ only of persona wants but of articles for presentation.. Let your Presents be the kind that not only give immediate pleasure but also lasting satisfaction. Such articles will.be found at Stewart Dawson's in abundant variety. NEW SILVERWEAR ' ‘ TOILET TABLE GOODS. DIAMOND BROOCHES. DIAMOND NECKLETS. PEARL STRINGS. WRISTLET WATCHES. Stewart Dawson’s values are unrivalled in the Dominion, being due to the policy of direct cash-buying for the needs of 10 large establishments. Stewart Dawson’s Stewart Dawson's Corner, SIS <9 TpBOM anywhere in Now Zealand it only costa from 1/6 to 2/8 to post your Gun to The Colonial Ammunition Co,, Ltd., Auckland. Estimates of Cost of Bepairs will be submitted. If prices are not right, the Gun will be returned at our expense. We make this offer because we are convinced that- tha.work and-Charges will be entirely satisfactory. Every branoh of Gun, Bills and Ra.volvsr Repair undsrtaken by our Expert Gunsmiths—men holding first-class references from Noted English Makers. - Muzzle-loacdng Weapons made efficient' Breech-loaders. Single-Trigger mechanism flitted to any Hammerless-Gun at small coat. Pin-fire G-nns converted t 6 take Centralfire Cartridges. Automatic Ejectors fitted to Hammerless Guns. Bolt-mechanism brought up-to-date. Stocks altered or renewed. Black barrels ‘browned’ and ‘blued.’ Dents taken out of barrels. Locks renovated and renewed. Grips re-tightened. Guns re-joifited. J-™''’ ’' ’'’ ■ “ Our always on the spot, execute Repairs—promptly- Botter work could not be done in England! Wfile for Gun and Fishing Catalogues—sen t Free to any address \ ' COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO, LTD. AUCKLAND Cling-Surface For Your Belts i 2‘. Cling-Surface combines to the fullest degree lie important qualities of a full and permanent stoppage of,belt slipping,together with perfect preservation of ; alb kinds of belting. ~, • • It is a' belt filler, penetrating into the .belt, keeping it pliable, leaving the surface clean and hot sticky.- Yet the belt will-no ■ longer slip on the pulleys. - , ... Because the belt cannot slip it may be'allowed to hih easy,' Free Of All Tightening Strain This is a greait relief on hearings, shafting and belt, permits the latter to regain and hold its natural elasticity, caves, taking up, gives added contact-area of belt on pulleys,, increases the power transmitted, and allows- the full efficiency of belted transmission of power to be obtained. belt may be in good condition, well laced, running true, but “ ~ ,E&e Cling-Surface in yourworkshop or factory and your belt will stop slipping, run easy, pull like a chain, take its overload smiling, wipe out its portion of your plant’s friction load, and decrease the belt trouble. Use Cling-Surface and your friction load will bo at least 25 per cent, and perhaps as much as 50 per cent, less than before. Try it in your shop, decreased expenses, perfection, satisfaction. AGENTS: E. W. MILLS & CO-, Ltd. Corner Jervois Quay arid Victoria Street, Wellington. wwngnetwfliHMyiia NEWMAN BEOS NEWMAN BEOSOYAL MAIL MOTOR SEEVICE Leaves—aheim for Nelson, daily, 9 a.m. son for Blenheim, daily. 9 a.m. Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday a Special Passenger Car arrives Nelson and Friday arrives Blenheim, 1-30. E. E. BEST AND CO., Blenheim. ’ED Known Bookbinding of description and in any class of beaut fully executed by the Jobbing Department. Eing up for prices. ■Jtf PkoucZ79l Clßootei PROCE// ENGRAVER in' LINE. HALFTONE EKc KELBURNE AVENUE WELLINGTON.^. VXTANTED Known For Attractive W Printing at reasonable cost, go to -AllXilXliK Ulr tOIC WO>, RV W the “Times/' or ring up No. 2749, and the traveller will call on you. Prompta his. Accuracy, Cheapness, and Quality can be depended upbuV ‘