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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 164, 13 July 1928, Page 13

Exhibition > jfttk CENTRAL WHARF JULY 11 - 21 ~ New Zealand Butter and Cheese Championships. Needlework Display is especially attractive.

Phone Orders: Epsom Bottling Vvqtifr —ond best J for baby too! Because it is absolutely pure and contains a maximum quantity of the necessary proteins and butterfats required for health developm-nt. AMBURYS MILK <M Depots all over Auckland. See Ambury's Bottled Milk Exhibit! Centre Shed 11, at Auckland Winter Show. I KITCHEN CRAFT j ! M waterless 1 COOKER [ji . ; IT Roasts, Boils, Steams, and Fries; makes Jams, and Preserves Fruits. IT cooks a complete meal perfectly on all : stoves, with saving of fuel. i j; IT gives Leisure, because the Cooker can be left absolutely unattended. IT gives Health, because all the Natural Salts j; and Vitamines are retained in the food. | CALL, OR SEND FOR INTERESTING LITERATURE — KITCHEN CRAFT !| (N.Z.) jj Dilworth Building- (Room 711), Queen Street, Auckland j, ON VIEW, AND DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY, at the Auckland Gas Co.'s Exhibit, WINTER SHOW. | FARMERS and CONTRACTORS! ji For Your Benefit, See Our Display in Stall— ji SHED 9. | ALL CONCRETE COMMODITIES Reinforced Pipes, Troughs, Rollers, Silo *Slabs, etc. Hume Pipe Co. [Aust.] Ltd. I 8 QUAY STREET, AUCKLAND | ®* 0r 1 Everything in Concrete 5 CALL AND SEE OUR UNIQUE DISPLAY AT THE AUCKLAND WINTER SHOW! | SHED 8 :: STALL 22 Reinforced Pipes, Cisterns, Washing Tubs, Boiler Frames, Tile Surrounds. An Illustrated Catalogue Given FREE on Application. NAPIER CONCRETE Co., Ltd. | Head Office: Argyle Street, Morningside, Auckland

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT ARTHUR EADY, LIMITED Leedy Orchestral Drumi—£s/5/-, C 6, £7, £12/12/-. Violin Outfits, complete — £2/10/-, £3/10/-, £4, £6, upward*. Violoncellos, complete—£lo upwards. Flutes—£3/10/-, £4, £5, upward*. Mandolins, with cases — £3/3/-, £4, £4/10/-, £6, up to £16. Swaneo Whistles, latest novelty, play every tune—9/6, 12/6, 19/6. Banjos, with cases—£B upwards. Banjo Mandolin*—£7/7/-, £12/12/-. Accordeona 'our famous "Maoriland") i stops—2s/-. 3 stops—36/-, 40/-, up. Rccordeons (our famous "Maoriland") 4 stops—so/-, 60/-, 70/-, up. Wheatetone Concertinas—£2o. We Pay Postage to Any Address in New Zealand. ARTHUR EADY, LIMITED EADY'S, "THE OLD FIRM." Our Only Address: 112 Queen Street, Auckland.

j; ALADDIN PRODUCTS i No. 12 SHED. I COUNTRY RESIDENTS jj: Especially Should Not Miss i Seeing this Wonderful Exhibit. ALADDIN Kerosene Mantle Lamp : —Revolutionises country lighting. Absolutely safe. i!| No smoke, no smell, no ,j pumping-. Gives 7 3 candle j power light, with 70 ;j hours to the gallon or ! | kerosene. Pure white j! I' light, restful to the eyes. 'j The most perfect form of li illumination. 1)1 ALADDIN Kerosene Radiator — |i More efficient and chesper | to operate than electric; i 90 hours of real heat on one gallon of kerosene. A real radiator. No fumes, [I; smell' or smoke, embodying the same principle as ! the ramous Aladdin Mantle |i' Lamp. SPECIAL OFFER. ;|i ALADDIN Thermalware Jar— I' Holds one gallon. Sturdy in construction, marvel- |, lously efficient. Keeps cold drinks Icy cold, or hot drinks piping hot. ''Where ! there's a car—there's a i Thermalware Jar!" j ALADDIN 4-Colour Penoil — Just turn the screw cap !, and the colour changes. I; P.lack: Everyday use. Blue: i; Checking. Red: Marking j! accounts. Indelible: Peril inanent record. Special !: Offer. ; MIGNON Typewriters. Silk Elecli trie Light Shades In woni: derful variety. Aladdin Industries Ltd. >|! SHED 12. : [jj

I A Farming Problem Solved! !j Manure mixing, as it is underli stood by the farmer to-day, ia the jj dirtiest and most unsatisfactory job on the farm. On view at the Winter Show, opposite the Auckland Provincial I I Fruitgrowers' exhibit, is an autoi matic manure and grass-seed | mixer. 11] Any number of ingredients, no !» matter how many or in what ;! proportions, this machine gives a perfect mix; at the same time |! bags and cleans, that is, the machine throws out any obstrucj tion that would interfere with the distributor. I' Put your manures one on top j ; of the other into the Hopper, / pull'the plunger, and the machine i" does the rest |1> No handle to turn. !;: No power required to drive. No machinery to go wrong. Demonstrations will be given during the Show to all interested. The Mixer can be taken out into the fields, and the mixing done there as required. GRASS SEED MIXING j: can be done with equal efficiency. || 6 TONS PER HOUR. Up to six tons can be mixed per hour with the middlesized machine, while the smallsized machine mixes 2\ tons per 1 hour.The District Agents for Waikato are DRUMMOND, LTD. Hamilton

"DON'T DOPE," SAYS CHEMIST. •\ col a in the head needs treatment in the head. It's no use clogging- your stomach with syrups and mixtures. Best way to treat it is to wrtrala >".VZOL," said a certaiD chemist. 60 doses 1/6. All Chemists and stores.—(Ad,).