Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1921, Page 3

ELECTRICAL REPAIRS PRESENT NO DIFFICULTIES TO OUK HIGHLY SPECIALISED STAFF. HERE are some of the things at which we are past masters: REWINDING MOTOR CAR GENERATORS. STARTING MOTORS AND MAGNETOS. REWINDING ALTERNATING AND DIRECT CURRENT MOTORS. And Repairing any and every kind of Electrical Appliance or Apparatus. No job is too small to receive our best attention, and our ’'■'■Arges are always as LOW as possible. • ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Farmers’ Co-op. HAWERA

Fordsoß • TRADE MARK j L 1 rector* “Does the .so. mi. “I would like to *ay I am entirely satisfied with IT T J , f the Fordaon Tractor. v v Of ft Of CZ « maintain that it does the work of a six-horse team, and with a reaper and binder it does more work than two teams. f <Czf Ow I have pleasure in saying that I have used the yy ‘Fordson’ for the past nine months and have f not experienced the slightest trouble. My Tractor has paid for itself this season.” (Signed! JOHN HAMMOND. The COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY LTD. Representing the Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. Haioss-46 & THE LOCAL DEALER IS ENTITLED TO YOUR TRADE

3. DERB” & CO., New Plymouth; LYTTLE & HOLMES, Opunake; . KLEE MAN & BISHOP, Stratford; C. STANNERS, Eltham; . R. KEMP, Ha* era. The Local Deale; entitled to your trade. I "ocw{ I | DUNLOP RUBBER BOWLS jj == Bowlers throughout New Zealand will be keenly interested In the |1 ;= feet ’hat we have sueeeeded in manufacturing a perfect H*RD |f g RUBBER BO #L its advantages will at once append to all devotees ||| e= of the past 1 me—and its adopt on by bowlers will effect considerable =| s Improvement in their p'ay. this has been the pleasing experience of e every player who has yet had an opportunity of using the new Dun- =3 lop production The Bow! is of Solid Rubber throughout-as hard and ||| fine grained as ebony, with a surface po’ish like glass. It is abso- |3 B lutely ; mpervious to moisture, heat or eolo- a vast improvement on H] s the wooden or composition bowls now in use. it will not chip, craek. =3 shrink or altar its shape or weight in any respect. Apart from the 3 j=a construction of the Bowl, there is no subsequent loading needed to s bring it to correct weight—thus ensuring an even balance. =3 = g IT’S THE MOST FtlftCT AND ItVtST PLAYING BOWL YET SEEN ON ANY GREEN g ||| »he standard sizes of Dunlop Bow's are as follows:—5". 5 1-16". 51" If s Every Bonn is standard weight and No. 3 B'as-fuli. unless otherwise s speeiOed. This wirk is executed by the leading expert in Australia— S 3 *nd onee stamped by the Association's representative will aever vary. rAprr*v*d by the Deaiaiea Bawliag AsMciatiaa- _ JrT Obtainable fr»« all leading S W rt» Depats sad swppliers ef Spertiay Gaads. I r y f»rice : fcZ per set (-4) = jK M U V?. DUNLOP RUBBER CO. of Aust., Ltd., > W E Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland. bv JR = t Jjt ~ ' 'W®IwH i

Give a KODAK for Xmas! BA Kodak makes a happy Christmas and perpetuates its joys for a lifetime. There are Kodaks of all sizes, at all prices from 55/- up. Brownies Cameras, simple to use arjd inexpensive, from 15/-. Send far " T 7 he Call of the Kodak- ’ Post free. B. PAINTER, Chemist, Inglewood. . W. McINNIS. Chemist, Stratford. W. A. BROWN, Chemist, Stratford. J. O’HAGAN, Chemist, Eltham. ! Loca/ H. J. ABRAM, Chemiat F. W. HALL, Chemist I j Kodak TEED’S PHARMACY D. G. MORGAN, Chemi.t I I Dealer,: CAVE’S KODAK & VARIETY STORES j 75on4iutAtotL6 /Mr coaoM cAua/tm, - a/rvdL otcUl fotkA- /fo