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Maoriland Worker, Rōrahi 3, Putanga 89, 29 Whiringa-ā-rangi 1912, Page 2
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STRIKE, WOMEN, STRIKE! FOR 6 HOURS' WORK INSTEAD OF 9. jpAX YOU FANCY .MEN DISCOV- That by changing a machine or tool their work could be made easier and their hours one-third shorter, yet keeping on with the old method? Such men don't exist—at least, not in New Zealand. LISTEN, WOMENI A TO-AN'D-FRO OR VIBRATING SHUTTLE MACHINE RUNS MUCH HARDER AND ONLY MAKES 100 . • ■ STITCHES, WHILE THE . ROTARY SHUTTLE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE. WITH THE SAME PEDALLING, FLIES OVER 175 STITCHES, GOES MUCH EASIER, RUNS BEAUTIFULLY QUIET, And will certainly outlast two or three ordinary machies. These are facts easily proven. AS A HEALTH-SAVER, THE NEW CENTRAL NEEDLE system is a valuable improvement, and when combined with Ihe Rotary Shuttle gives you absolutely the Finest Sewing Machine ever seen. Rotary Standards are guaranteed for a lifetime. All Duplicate parts kept. Please let us send you full particulars. BUY THE STANDARO, AND SAVE HEALTH, TIME, . - MONEY. ...•••• F J. W. FEAR, Engineer and Importer, 39 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Tel. 976. ... Established 1880. All makes skilfully Repaired. Needles, etc., of all kinds kept. Machines delivered free at City prices. WE APPEAIT TO~THE WORKING- Man who requires a really good TAILOR-MADE SUIT At a Reasonable price to try ROSSE B* os -' THE TAILORS, 145 Manners st.,'WELLINGTON. CO., UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS—Cheapest Market for— General Drapery and Men's Outfitting. Lower Cuba St., MASTERTON. ROTHERFIELD HOTEL > Cashel St., CHRISTCHURCH. JAMES GEDDES, Proprietor. A Home away from Home. BRIJNSWICK HOTEL, Upper Willis St., WELLINGTON. One swallow, does not make a summer, but all "swallows" take kindly to Brunswick Beer. T. KINGSTON Propri-tor. JAS. COLLAGAN, GREYMOUTH. — The — ' POPULAR MEN'S OUTFITTER. Give him a Trial. IFLUENZOL i | SKIVES AWAY INFLUENZA The Manager of the "Evening ; Post" Job Printing Department, j Mr. Thos. Joi>es writes:—"Quite recently one ol the 'Post' cmi ployees had a bad attack of ! INFLUENZA i coming on, and asked to be allow' ed to yo home- Having a bottle of 'Fluenzol' by mc 1 prevailed on him to take a dose, with the result that be was ABLE TO CONTINUE WORK, and next morning the symptoms of the dreaded Beourge bad almost gone. ! "A. few days later I had occaj sion to test the efficacy of the medicine myself, and wae I AGREEABLY SURPRISED with I the result. After two dose* the | symptoms of Influenza bad quite disappeared." ! CHEMISTS & STORES. I Prices, Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. 27
