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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 64, 13 September 1911, Page 10

EQUIPPED TO BEAR INSPECTION. ACCESBORSES OF ALL QUALITIES AT THE GREAT BARGAIN SALE BTEJSL Mudguards Is 6d. Ivy Out&U 2d. Inner TnbM Zs 3d, Beto Cafe Lamps 4s, Governor Lntnps, Bnlk Id do?. Bicj-cie Avith freewlioel, 2 rim brakes, guards, good H-2TS,.nuinp, bag, tools. £4 16s* 6d. Siiokes 3d do/. Evevythmg clioap now nf FEAR'S SALE, 99, Willisstreet, Wellington. LEATHER SCHOOL BAGS I ' i Lmw^^| hvmhhbm^ 1/3 1/6 3/- To '5/6 E. & A. NASH, ISS.'CUSA-ST&EET. Wholesale. Only— l 9, FARISH-STRSET. F«EE HMk liVENIORS Consult HICCS & O'DONNELL International Patent Attorneys 11 gsey strut > • welun&ton Opposite G.KO. imuxr Encourage Local Industries It isto'the interests of everyone to purchase goods made by Nex^ Zealand labour whenever possible Our interests are mutual.. . Every penny spent upon imported ?oods goes out of the Dominion and -aelps to build up - the industries o) ither countries. EVERY PENNY spent on New Zealand products helps to enrich ali Masses of* the community. Among last year's imports were: V AK>AREI/, Etc. ,„ - ... _£740,00 C HOSIERY ... » ... ... /155.00 C HATS aud CAPS ... ... RUGS _£16,00 C WOOLtEN GOODS ... WOOJvLEN BLANKETS /3.00 C Total t1,228 t eM NOTiOE !— Nearly One Million and a juafter sterling sent away when the bulk >f these goods can be manufactured by such firms as the KABAP©! WOOLLEN fiOMPANV They COULD be made here— They SHOULD be made here— They WOULD be made here— l* ?ou would insist on seeing that the word #as on every article of Clothing sue " Woollen goods you buy. Enceuragw Local industry, Support th* Country that it Supports You. m Beg " KAIAPOI M always QUIT THE OLD - FASHIONED WAY. INVENTOKS from time immemorial have striven to produqe- machinery to save labour — to make the workman, s and workwoman's lot easier. Yet prejudice dies hatd, and year after year some people toil away and wear themselves out, because they WILL work ott old-?*=shioned principles. For instance, you. Mrs. Housewife, aye goii/g to an altogether neodless amount, of trouble every day^tboso knives of yours take up sxi exhausting amount of elbow grease, don't, they? Scouring, scouring. Ecouring, you wear the blades thinner and thinner, and aftef all your toil do they really look pros°ntable at any time ? If you wish to save yourself and your knives, there is a. new trientific laboitrsacing invention called VOLTITK ELECTROPLATING KNIFE POWDER. VOLTITK puts a deposit of pure motal on tho blades, making them stain-proof and always bright Just a little of the powder once a week — that's all that's re* qtairad; no hard work; no knife-board, and the knives never trcar out. Think it over ! VOLTITE STEEL POWDER plate* tools and t metal fittings of every kind—makfis them rust-proof and gives them al-' ways a bright jippcardnee.. For your silver goods try VOLTITE SILVER ELECTROPLATING POWDER. 1 ,¥ Local Agents— " M'LEAN AND ARCHIBALD.' VOLTITE CO. LTD., AUCKLAND. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, The UPPER RUTT and Surround ing District, |p()LLIE\S well and favourably known v^ Draught iStallion noLux^noY. For lorin 1 ! arid partirnlar^, apply >TOHN COLLIK, tTpppr Hutt, or A. COLLIE, Owner (in I'hargf). FOCTO^-t/EtTN tioacU Service, twice daily. Leave Foiton 630 A.m., «mve Levin 8.30 A.ra. i leave Levin 10.30 a.m., afrive Foxton noon ; ieave Fotlon '£ 30 p.m., Mfire Levin 4.30 p.m.; leave Levic r.SO p tn,, &tttvts Foslon 930 p.m. Th« jJJffi^ ll ..'»#k!SLK?i»il!^. »«* f s°»J