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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 48, 24 February 1917, Page 15

Sherwin-Williams' Ready Prepared I Paints in Comparison with White lead and OiL "The man who buys white lead and oil and prepares'it himself, or who j engages a painter to prepare it, cannot possibly make a paint equal . j ■g to Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paints. It is a case of hand work | against exact formulas and grinding- with powerful machinery. ■ , j ' ■ The base of Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paints is a cprrect I ; combination of oxide of zinc, sulphate of lead, carbonate of lead, | ■ | pure linseed oil—the latter being made from the best flax-seedCit'.-is'.' g * j possible to buy—and the necessary drier and turpentine. ' v :.Xi | Owing- to the exact combination of zinc:and lead the makers =are""' | ' i enabled to get the largest possible quantity of linseed oil into each;. | gallon. This is important, as pure linseed oil more than any other'- | ingredient . , .;.;■.. X Gives Durability and Life to the Paint. I Therefore, by the fineness in grinding and the maximum of pure oil, : 1 ]; Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paint will cover a greater area than" 1 | lead and oil mixed by hand. v :',:U»,| M .Sherwin-Williams 1 Paint (SWPj.will last from seven to eight" ■ | [1 1 years, while the life.of lead,and oil is at the most four years. *■ | > White lead, raw oil, umber, driers and turpentine ,£5 20 .■'. ;;| ! \Labour, breaking down and straining „. So- '" R 1 ■ ; /c - OR ; The above will make 6i gallons of paint, covering ' 'I I 250 sq. ft., two coats per gallon =t. 1,625 sq. ft. \ . I I Sherwin-Williams' Paint;covers 360. sq. ft. two ■'■',% coats per gallon, or 1,620 sq. ft. i - ■;>. | . ... 4i gallons SWP at.igs. pe) t gallon* costs ' 45\6 jj •■'■{■ or a saving of £I__l__6^:;,l \ The paint with' a guaranteed analysis on every tin. '. -■ . , >p: jj ' ELEGTRO-PLATEB. :^^^d . ■ •M~^ ' ■ ' i.p;o^^Sii&&^3>^iw^ ■ Wo havo now opened up our NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF E.P. WAKE from tli'e BEST ENGLISH MAKERS, which will be found to be of the HIGHEST QUALITY, comprising— *. . . ... :'i CAKE BASICETS, BISCDIT BARRELS, SUGAR BASINS, ROSE BOWLS i SALAD BOWLS, HOT-WATER CANSr CRUEI'S, DISH COVERS, ENTREE DISHES, EGG FRAMES, eto.,*efco. .. , Z:. . / •■ . ■ STERLING SILVER GOODS: „; -. ■„.: :j S.M. HAIK BRUSHES AND COMBS, HAN-D MIRRORS, SALT BOTTLES SCENT BOTTLES, PAPER KNIVES, CARD CASES, EBONY-BACK-ED CLOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES, MANICURE SETS, ETC., ETC., ancTa large and varied'selection of other articles. . ■• ". I LEATHER GOODS. ' S LADIES' HANDBAGS, ATTACHE, DRESSING^ MUSIC? JEWEL, AND SUIT CASES, BRIEF, GLADSTONE AND KIT BAGS. : % ■ CASE GOODS. :J} CARVERS' SETS, "AFTERNOON TEA SPOONS.' JAM SPOONS,' BREAD AND' CAKE FORKS, FRUIT KNIVES AND FORKS ,-. ..::-•■ .' :-:' ..3' ■CUTLERY CABINETS, FISH EATERS, etc. . ■ ;- -;-:. - COPPER GOODS. „;> ~F HOT-WATER CANS, HOT-WATER JUGS" ■ ' ":'■ ':fV -'^-' CANDLESTICKS, TRAYS, ASH,; TRAYS. ■."CRUMB BRUSHES AND TRAYS, CLOCKS, JARDINIERES, FERN POTS, ETC.;.; „; "- „; . -', ,. i;:;i.;^ JOHN.';;DUlffi& CO., Vt's- ■ ■MET/LS.andVHARDWARE^:MERCHANTS,;^ILLIS;.S.a?.,\ L :. :h£^.. .' DON'T 17EAE A TRITSS,:'• ''" ■:- JWhk W ■ (HALL and-ineoect the.BROOKS RUPTURE ■■ APPLIANCE. Em -1-110' Instantly. Relieves and Positively Cures RUPTURE. Suit- -■ Wp[m" able for Men, Women, and Children. Navel , Rupture Appii-jft-iSS ances, Uterine and Abdominal Supporters. Suspensories, etc .tjfM&ppmt Sole Controller in N.Z.—MARK SMITH. Private Address, PsaSSKBMH^U. 24, Laurence-at' Office Address; 94. Willk-sfcreet (opp. Shortt's Wm^Ommi Theatre). WRITE FOR BOOKLETS.; V^ j;: ■ :;;-;.\ i A New Adjustable Die Stock ■ • | without numerous small parts* ::,...:< ■,;,,r| ; Gan be Operated on Ml ['Sizes : i; ;;;.y;. .;-.^| \ by Men of No-Experience ' : \ I i .In Bulldog Die Stocks/there is a positive setting | \ arrangement without the use of any thumb-screws or -: | i ■ clamps. The dies are [Controlled ■by ■ a lever handle.. | s By moving, this handle to the right, the dies are set -.-| % and,.heldin place while cutting. By moving to the'" | j ...■■■ left, the dies are opened and the stock can be removed s I " without turning back over the finished ■ thread... The I . ! advantages of. this are apparent. , I j Bulldog Die Stocks have many other improvements. | > Call and let us demonstrate. Complete range of | '■- ! Plumbers' and Engineers' Tools—-latest and approved % patterns. .: . ■ .. i A " I? T DLID.T I 4 - 4j^/Courtenay Place i ■ "/%•-.& I* DUKi LICi. WELLINGTON b ARTISTIC- .'COEFERW^p'f ■-. WE havo just landed at a. reasonable cost a very fine selection q£.unique and avtistio. designs in. both " , COPPER AND BRASSWARE, - ' ; Including— ' JARDINIERES, COMB TRAYS, .VASES, HOT WATER KETTLES, with or without stand, . • ■..■,.'• VASES, H.W. JUGS, PHOTO FRAMES, ETC., Making very serviceable presents. As these goods are now almost prohibitive to import, you will bo wise to make your selection whilst opportunity occurs. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. I,' . _ . . ~ ' ■ •- ■ -■■' ■- ■ The Stewart Timber, Glass, & Hardware' Co.,- Ltd,, '.■-.','.. -: ' 80, .82, 84. COURTENAY-PLACE, ._..'.'..,',' STANDARD SEWING MACHINES We have sold for thirty years TWI^ I2CCT »^ They have proved satisfactory and- B Oft- DCtf I . Prices:—£s 10s. to £14. Others:—Hands, £3/10/ v Golden Oak Drophead,'£s/17/6 Ft Uf rriD Willis Q$ We are Experts anu can supply a!l your wants ■Vi Iff aT Sinn 9 fllilla win and guarantee satisfaction Estd.36years