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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2216, 31 July 1914, Page 3

r . G. SMITH'S ! - SALE: ENDS .J; j , SATURDAY, : AUG. Ist. " I , • AT 9 P.M. ~.. "* *: j 1 1 ' * • •' * [ Duririg this week all Remnants, \ ' Oddments, and Trimmed Millinery ' ;■ | will be cleared at Half Marked 1 • \,. Sale Prices, .> | . ' : - ■ 1 .J j & Don't miss this big money-saving • l ' ; • .: t f opportunity. lit '{ ' . . ' < :■ V, 1 ' • ■. i" : ,i . C ■ I■•''; ' * '! t "——wmnnmiWWßlhaiw.iM»UiilLiliirrfr dUMUifI ? J C. SMITH, LID. 0 96 CUBA- STREET. J : ': Panels ' and : | These implements are ingenious and piwtfcal,'being •• ■ . who wanted bigger crops with Jess labour, and who felt the need for quick ": - ' ! thorough, effective cultiyation. TKey have revolutionized the old How " s labonrions farming and gardening methods, and by sheer merit have piaced i themselves in the class of twentieth-century achievements. They aro iicht J ! - strong, and durable, and _ * . - j '■ j Labor-Saverd ! I; . " ' And Crop Producers • •~ —\ i-'' ;j' aver •■'put on'the do-the. work quicker, better, .'and cheiper 'J ,o'. than■'-gardening by haSft'.or: any other method. "/" ' : 1 i}. : . j Some implements combine s?number of tools, suoh as the'-No.- Jr., \ K / j which is;a combination fiiU j and drill-seeder, wheel hoe, cultivator, ( fur'rj\ver 1 •[ plow, and is the mos'fcjcom.piete -tool a farmer or. gardener/ can have.. S - J .He can-do more work witfciiC'ind keepthings in, better.' condition Uin'-one-' I ■ ; sixth of the time it. without it. . | t ■ | The -No. 4is .only-oneyrtffi. many Planet jJr. Implements—there is one for . . | . every farm and gardon taskj' whether for hand or horse, power, and all .of ft" ; them .are sold, with an ironclad guarantee'to give absolute satisfaction:'; jf ' j- . Obtainable from all- storekeepers, Jr. catalogue-»•'•'• Si ij-;.. - AGENTS ;V. - ;. 7 -"WELLINGTON;| A 1914 WISH.' MAY YOUR LIFE RUN ,AS, EASY/.AS .THg - "ROTARY STANDARD';'' .We have.bad over 40 yoarV;;Practical Exparionco; which time ' we -have handled thousands of " "V" ;-v- : ■' 'IEWI® ' ' 'and whiles'the absolutely', superior mechanical excellence "of the EOT." 1 'ARY ! STANDARD has captivated us, mai)y of our, clients, .sifter years . > of- trial, are more enthusiastio in praise of them even than we are. All find thein to. bo the-easiest' and-most .beautiful .running , Machines. • ever seen,, doing more and {better work.'; .-"lifetime/ an"4j\ the very'best,'like 22 carat;fine, when-compared"with 9ct; ,! orTolled gold.* : -■ The Newest Central Needle Standard is the most important invention of 'the,centuryJ -Let.us seiidpyou' particulars. Standards'packed and der livered Free. Drop-head;6-Drawer Machine#irom .£5 12s. 6d. Needlea* of all kinds in stock. Any make-Machie;prepate<J. ': : .'. F.:; K' W, '.PBiiRV,. i"""' K ENGINEER AND.IMPORTER, 99 WILLIS STREET WELLINGTON." -■■ What's iE a .narnsf !;' Sliakespearo has it, '/'A rose by any other name would smell as'sweiet." v ln dealing 'lnth : Soap—and' everybody" ; ■use a little soap occasionally—ithe namp is.every thing, and TANIWUA is Ijhe Brand that is, now.ajppealing so forcibly , to all Housewives. "" . . . / , So Pure and Mild that it cam be used in the baby's ' ■ bath, or without the least injury to the most delicate fabric. • So Effective that the usual day's washing is done in ' : half the time. : M ' : v The Quality of the Soap has made the name of "Tani- c wha" famous in the land. ; « Be emphatic with your Grocer;' A Bar of No substitute, please.