i 5 1999 | g ► WITH CHARGER STAND 4 i ► FULLY FEATURED g Z ► 4Q NUMBER MEMORY g .► LONG LIFE BATTERY g g Mobiles and Transportables also available £ NEW SAFETY PRODUCT — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY The manufacturer of a highly successful personal safety device invites expressions of interest from established distributors of safety equipment. The TOLAI ALL PURPOSE BACK SUPPORT gives instant relief to sufferers of lumbar pain and has proven to be most effective in preventing lower back injury. In 1988 it won Best New Implement Award at both the Australian and New Zealand Agricultural Field Days. The TOLAI ALL PURPOSE BACK SUPPORT has established markets in the Australian rural and manufacturing industries with first year sales exceeding A 5300,000. It is now poised to enter New Zealand markets. Prospective distributors should send a statement of their capability to: TOLAI PTY LTD P.O BOX 706 GAWLER SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5118 by Friday, April 21 For further information tplephone Tony Pavlovich: 61-8522 6011
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