VILLAGE CRAFTS MERIVALE CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON BARGAIN PRICES!
■BSSSSSSShI COLOMBO STREET JC'J Ml■ ■ Z H PHONE 798-100 LATE NIGHT FRIDAY HITACHI POWER With a Hitachi Drill power unit, the whole world of power do-it-yourself is wide open to you. You name the job and Smiths City Markpt has an attachment to do it. I i I HITACHI DRILL DLIFA Jfflml ' J 10mm, 2-speed 3000 ' 1000 r.p.m. Double insulated. 593 or 80c weekly TUI DRILL STAND 60mm Feed. $84.96 or 75c weekly \ I CIRCULAR SAW ATTACHMENT 152 m ’ \v \ 1 $47.98 r 40c weekly w. \ 1 ORBITAL SANDER. \ $40.11 or 35c weekly V JIGSAW ATTACHMENT 30mm. j $37.90 or 35c weekly HITACHI SUPER WORKSHOP TOOLS FFE-20 PLANER A must for the perfect finish. Double insulated. FK-6A POWER SAW 160 mm Cutting width 82mm. Cutting Blade. Cutting depth 55mm. depth ,smm. Weight -I.6kg Double insulator. Weight 3-1 kg (3.51b5) 6.831b5>. 578.81 or 70c weekly $95.11 or 85c weekly PLENTY OF CUSTOMER PARKING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE — ENTRANCE DUNDAS STREET COLOMBO STREET, PHONE 798-100
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