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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 418, 1 September 1928, Page 21

The Mop with “Feelers” 6Just watch it work. Every strand of the Maid-of-All-Work is figuratively a little “feeler” which finds its way into the out-of-the-way places where dust and germs lurk. See how it collects dust from floors, walls, ceilings, and banisters. Every Maid-of-All-Work is just sufficiently oiled—the dust is gathered, not chased from place to place. The Maid-of-All-Work is larger than ordinary mops, covering more surface yet light and easily handled. Well made, handsomely finished, and packed in a neat box, the Maid-of-All-Work is sold everywhere by Hardware Merchants, Household Ironmongers, and General Stores. The. “B.B.” trademark is on every one. BUNTING & CO. Ltd. Christchurch Maid - of-A I l-Work ■V.-.'/. mm# Sole Manufacturers SSi# DUSTLESS MOP BROOM V>v mm. V '-4 i va t ? „ If it can be done with a brush a Bunting Brush will do it best

mr/ & -v. • :•■ :■■• ~ :”T' ■ >**■•— - ( . ' •••:■ ■ '£%■ y^UTX ' » 3 rt .i<onlN r\« ~**/ ' ' . 'e / < / W/. 88x Semi-Service weight 11/6 102 x Full Service weight 13/11 G4x Sheer weight, 13/11 r i There is a beautiful showcard of the above design. Wherever you see it, you will know that there you can obtain that grace and beauty of hosiery which is onlv to be found in the clever slenderising lines of Ka,ser “Sl.pper Heel.” l*2lx Half-heel full service .. .. 13/11 159 x Sheer weight with black heel .. 18/11 mik. y. JjnfSof Clipper Meet mluswds f\C fJP