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RIACH & McLENNAN'S t> MARVELLOUS DUPLICATE PARTS : always obtainable. : "DOMO" Cream Separators. Don't let any Cream Separator agent lead you to believe that it is impossible to secure the best quality of material, the best quality of workmanship, the highest-grade and most efficient Cream Separator it is possible to produce, for less money than the exorbitant price he asks for his machine, and on which he makes a wide margin of : jaet for talking you into this belief. By adding one legitimate margin of profit there it not a Cream Separator made to-day that actually costs to construct at the factory anywhere near one-half the prices quoted by agents of so-called standard machines, and we defy - any manufacturer to show actual proof that this statement is not correct. Why should you pay double the actual cost of manufacture, together with a reasonable legitimate margin of profit, when you purchase a Cream Separator ? Why should you support three or Jwr sets of middlemen, paying their expenses and a nice margin of profit for the little effort they put forth in bringing their high-pneed machine to your attention ? In fact, when you consider the matter in th« Jight of reason and logic, you must realise that none of these several middlemen who handle the machine in the old-fashioned, round-about, expensive method can add one farthing of value to the separator they supply. The machine is identically the same as the day it was turned out of the factory ; not a bit of value is added by tbe different men who handle it, but a whole lot of extra cost is tasked en and pay the MU. GUARANTEE. \x/E. riach & Mclennan, „ hereby guarantee the DOMO" Separator to be without defect in material, workmanship. and construction, *nd to be perfect in operation when properly let up and managed. We offer to replacs or repair, free of a!! charge, any piece or part giving out because of any defect in material or workmanship, without regard to date of purchase. This Guarantee is binding, and will be rigidly adhered to when piece or part showing defect is returned, together with this C«rt:Sc;ite of guarantee. MlfiH ft MoLENNAN, DUNEDIN. 373 MMIATMS •old in Ootober, November, £lO REWARD. ■ I We offer the above toward to any peraea gMag Mnh Information m will load to Mm coaitettoß of any person m ftm awaiting that ■MMMt supply duplicate parts for our fanmm H Ohm" Separator. HASH i MINIM, Dunedin. You need not pay high prioee for . our high-grade separator aay more than you need to pay £ls for the best bicycle or £l4 for the best sewing machine madfe. The time is past when agents can make their patrons believe that it is necessary to pay such exorbitant prices for their separator. Of course he will work hard and talk hard to .make you believe that the machine that sells for less than the high price he asks you to pay is cheaply constructed and made from poor material, and is sure to wear out the next year after you purchase it, and give you no end of troubh. Do not let any man pass judgment for you. The agent does not have to use the machine after it is purchased. You are the man who has to be satisfied, and you ought to have full liberty in passing your own judgment in the matter. 8*" Wo want you to be both Judge and Jury in this case, been use you are the one to be satisfied. We want you to investigate carefully all the merits of the "DOMO" SEPARATOR. Compare it with any other machine made —any one you like, we don't care which. Order a "DOMO" on our liberal thirty days' free trial plan and test it carefully in every way with any other. The agent will probably want to operate his owa machine and show you how it will work. He may even show a desire to tinker with ours. Do not let him touch it, because it is ready to run the moment it is taken out of the crate. Keep the agent off the place ; compel liim to let you make your own test in your own way with his machine as we ask you to make it with ours, and we are willing to abide by your decision* As a matter of fact, you will have your troubles in getting the dealers to submit their machines, which they claim are so vastly superior to ours, to such a test as this. They may spend their time condemning our machine, and running it down as the cheap "Mail Order" or "tin can" separator, but abuse is no argument, and all the sneering in the world cannot change the fact that the " DOMO " sold by us is one of the finest Separators evar built, if not the very best on the market to-day. —Look at our Prices. — 12 gallons per hour - 18 30 45 67 105 134 £3 lOS. €5 ss. *9 «2 €l4 lOs. £lB lOs £25 Why was the " DOMO " open Challenge not accepted by our many Competitors? We appreciate very much the wonderful inquiry we have had for our marvellous DOMO SEPARATOR from the Clutha and Surrounding Districts. Our Monster Mail-order Catalogue, beautifully illustrated, will show you bargains equally as good in Drapery Groceries, Furniture, Ironmongery, etc. Write for it and start saving money at once. RIACH & McLENNAN MAIL-ORDER MERCHANTS. MORAY PLACE DUNEDIN. Anything and Everything at Wholesale Prices.

International Correspondence Schools. In view of tiio conditions arising out of the state of war, our Managing Director lias cabled from London authorising the offer of a special " War Discount" of 15 per cent., to be allowed to all new students who furol during this month. Our London Management realises that under these very unique circumstances every facility sou dbe placed i i the way of L ™os- w^mmi pective students who may desire to take up a Course of Instruction, and they are showing their interest in a very practical manner by quoting M Hi DF Q this large discount, which is the most liberal concession ever announced by ■ « till the Schools in New Zealand. The Si 10 ars ip fees ot any individual ■ who enrols as an I.C.S. Student, and afterwards proceeds to the Front, | UhWT, will be suspended during his absence from New Zealand on active service. " W— . * ■ . Shldents who fcav ioin thp torces, and who at the conclusion ———————f q{ the war . may vis4t England; will \u a\e at their disposal, absolutely free of charge, the valuable assistance of the Students' ,Aid Department should they desire to seeure an appointment in any part of the Empire. NOTE. No Discount will be allowed off Special, Short or Part I. Courses. The Greatest School in the Empire, We offer altogether 188 different Courses of Instruction, a partial list of which appears below. If the subject, in which you are interested is listed, kindly write to the nearest District Agent, who will promptly forward jou ree circulars giving full particulars. If the subject in which you a/e interested does not appear in the ist e ow, write and indicate your preference, and we will advise you as to whether we have a Course. Complete Architectural Building Contractors' Architectural Drawing Complete Woodworking Carpentry Joinery Carriage Building Complete Commcicial Bookkeep'rng Electrical Kugiueering Electric Lighting Electric Traction Gas-Power Operating Motor Car Gas and Oil Unginc. Chauffeur-' Marine Engineer.-' Stedm Engineering Mechanical Engineering Complete Shop Practice Etc., Etc. WE TEACH. Draughtsmen's Mechanical Drawing Complete Coal Mining Telephone Engineering Complete Telegraphy Teachers' Refrigeration Mining Engineering Metal Mining Complete Metallurgy llydrometallurgy Structural Engineering Concrete Engineering Civii Engineering Municipal Engineering Purveying and Mapping Complete Heating General Chemistry Sign Painting General Illustrating - Complete Advertising Etc., Etc. Window Dressing Drapery Display Show Card Writing Soil Improvement Soil and Farm Crops Livestock and Dairying General Farming Poultry Farming Salesmanship Retail Salesmanship Special Shopkeepers' Courses for— Men's Outfitters Drapers Boot and Shoe Retailers Chemists Grocers Ironmongers Furniture Dealers Deciduous Fruits Vegetables Etc., Etc. WRIfE STATING YOUR PRESENT POSITION AND YOUR AMBITION TO R. N. RIDD, DISTRICT AGENT, International Correspondence Schools ( COLONIAL) LTD., r.OX IfiS, TXYKIJCAKG ILL.

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Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 33, 24 October 1916, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 33, 24 October 1916, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 33, 24 October 1916, Page 2