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Bush Advocate, Volume XIX, Issue 737, 10 June 1907, Page 2

" Jf E.A. RANSOM'S jk ( PATEN/T %Jf I horse o^*Jgm TRANSOM'S Patent Horse and Oow Covers ate the be3fc obtainable. AX Perfect Fit. Finest QuaUty Material. Once tried always used. Send for Samples of Material and prices. EA TCS SI "W S AWI Higb Sfcceet > Dinnevicke > JSkm £\IWM&U*Uj & Norsewood South. THE FARMERS' FRIEND. A FRIEND you need is a friend indeed — every Farmer needs a good Cream Separator — every Farmer should have the best. HAVE YOU A Steele's Tubular Separator? Ef not, drop us a note asking for our Catalogue and Price List. We would Like to explain to you fully ; we would like to prove to you iust WHI it is THE MOST PERFECT THE MOST SIMPLE THE EASIEST CLEANED THE EASIEST WORKED THE MOST LASTING THE MOST ECONOMICAL THEREFORE THE BEST YET INVENTED. Won't you write TO-DAY, and let us tell you all about it FREE ? We have absolute faith in its Superiority ; we would like you to have so too— we would like "to tell you how you can see one at work, and now it performs '"ANDREWS "&~ MANTHEL, ( 'Machinery Merchants, Importers, and Electrical Suppliers, '■>' GHUZNEE & MARION STREETS, WELLINGTON. ''■-■'.' ? • . ■ . . ■ — — — ■ *■ I 'TIA blending. i I How? Where? | ■ . That's an aspect of the tea question you don't thing much B I about You buy cheap teas and never think where they have | I been;'what dirty hands or unhealthy surroundings they may | ;| a now with ««AROADSA" you always know you have a clean | I and healthy tea blended by an expert from the best leaf obtain- « i able, and never touched by hand, so they are always tree from || ■'B^*'^^^^B ! » GSLMSSEE & G®. .. Auckland* | \. THE BEST WATCH g For the man on the Farm, for the mau on the Station, for the man In t lie Flax Mill, for the man in the Timber Country, anu for the man wim ha* to depend upon his watch to catch trains and coaches, is the Wat h v.; !. show here. Tt is a Rotherham English Lever Watch, n:;innfaetured specially for us. The movement of this watch is a very highlyfinished ful plate and capped one, with six lluby jewels. The eaeos nre of solid Silver, and weigh three ounces. The strength of this ease makes the watch a splendid watch for very rough wear. I^S^^^ft^B^H^^^^^^^^^^jjHSjHflSHHHJl^^ Sent Post Free on i_ ' ____H____________BB_____f^S^^: llw Remittance. _^*g%_§ijßgjgj~*sl^B^ - Kp/pyiSSwAy-l'' js-^^WmMwP^msw^ml^BMlS^fM^K^Mlwm H J°" ftv <' not , <£%**" zr- fi^^^j_^^j^H9__H_______n__^__________H_________________K____|___________________| f _■__■ '■ BrltillS/l/ iW iJBmMMTTIPff^^BIiTHIt^M^KiwT^BBWi saitsneo, return tbo y^^^^^^^^^^KS^r purchase money. The price of this watch is £5. We give our guarantee with it for two years. The same movement, but in a lighter case, we sell at 84/-. This is also a j » very strong watch, and also guaranteed for two years. | H We gained the Gold Medal for these Watches at the Christchurch Exhibition. | I Stewart Dawson & Co,, j Jewellers, Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. ! | 'sn. 2.] _y