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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 41, 16 February 1918, Page 5

IH^^^H Shino Furniture B:::sr-| rolish Kemoves. All ■ !!H§; Spots and Produces wm®Mm a Glossy Shine. Furniture that has become somewhat honseworn and lost its original polish can be made as bright as new by using "Shino" Furniture Polish. It is a good time to buy a tin now and use it when doing your spring cleaning. Your furniture will then match the inside of your house—both will, look spic and span. . , ' ' . ' Use a. small quantity on * piece of soft cleth and rub briskly over the ' surface to be cleaned. ■ . • This Removes AH Grease and Spots, then rub dry with a piece of dry cloth. • "Shino" Furniture Polish may be used on the moßt highly polishedl'Bsrface with perfect safety. It will not scratch, mar, or gum, require* no - shaking, dries rapidly, spreads quickly and easily. / Fer cleaning, polishing, and renewing pianos, furniture, hardwood floors, linoleums, automobiles, or anything having a polished or varnished lurface, it is unique. Used on the motor car . It Restores that Bright New Look, and makes an old car look as if it had just come'out of the paint shop. It. makei old furniture look like new, and keeps new furniture from looking' - old. Put up in Boz., 160z., and 320z. cans. Write to Department "E" for booklet giving full particulars of the "Shino" Chemical Dust Absorbing Family; they number over one dozen. E. W. Mills & Go., Ltd Agents, Hunter Street and Jervok Quay, Wellington. LAWNY TENNIS RACQUETS, .-.,. ". .'. .V. SEASON 1918. ; . !'- ---.WE CARRY rA VERY FINE RANGE BY THE BEST MAKERS,. :S^, SLAZENGERS', THE BEST OF !ALL:] .'MlillJllff J^lriTw IZ: SPECIAL SLAZENGER, HlllliiiiMJlliHill tfil DOHERTY, E.G.M., SPECIAL, OCTAi iH 11 111 H'l I'lnlrrl"v'H4^i3 GON, AND ORDINARY; DEMON^ oil 111' I li 111 11 .nij iVICTORY, CENTRAJECT, REN> WJJwg^ffl^jr SHEFFIELD'S A.D.P. SPECIAL, EUSSEY'S "COLLEGE" FOR ySflr TENNIS SUNDRIES. El - RACQUET PRESSES, COVERS, U ffl GRIPS, NETS, NET GUIDES ■ . POLES, LAWN MARKERS, MEAI m ' SURES, ETO.. , " p| croquet. JR! SETS OF CROQUET, "THE THORs |,)t SERIES," is used in all the leading li'il Tournaments. Extra High-grade MilI'm lets, in Lignum, Vitae, and Boxwood; I,1,! brass bound. Balls,; Clips, Books p£ JOHN DUTHIF" & CO., LTD., WILLIS-STREET. || JOHN BULL'S FAVOURITE A \ A leading medico recently back from France asserts that the War Oflce uses almost exclusively two brands of Tyres, U-J-J^^B^M viz., NORTH BRITISH ABUS^^K^M CUNCHER CROSS /JH| And one other brand. &&/ , -^\ STANDARD SEWING MACHINES We have sold for thirty years rur DECT I They have proved satisfactory and- Irl E DCw I ■ Prices :-£5 10s. to £14. Others :-Hands. £3/10/-. Golden Oak prophead. £5/1?//« Fl U0 FFID 11/ 1 ||| a Qf Wi in Experts and can supply ill yoar vanti ■Ji If ■ rfcHfly fWlllla Jl» sjidguwintea titlifactUn ttH.36 yea fs^^lM^^ DRY PAINTS: -^~W tfj^T^i&®*-" 'Jw ' -per Packet . ' •■■,, _JI-'^l If you »>« anxious to do some paint~~^<^rsM/ltJr M^^"^ lnS On your own—improving fences, ; /bfa&W/&mgp\ I^s^s? sheds, etc., in appearance—call on us IJ^^^^^^^^^^^^nS and let us show you. these dry paints Vjita^ ~~~- ~~d ff 1^ H^ >n slb- P»cke's. There are all waWed /J^^-t, y,,, szQs 'WtgZ^M ffi£\ colours, and the mixing for use is, 1^11!^ %W" ~\J%P You will see ■ a-'good, many other '^'„'' .-' --J^Js&tlzir needed lines besides paints at Tingey's mff^l/^VV'tt OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS JL M JT^IA^JB/ J. %9 30 Manners Street, W.Uisjftbn ARTISTIC COPPER WARE ! jTTTE h"*re Just landed 'ii » reasonable bosk «; very fine ealoction-of unique aai i.ii. v artistic designs in "both, COPPER AND BRASSWARE, Including^-! J JARDINIERES,- 00MB TRAYS, .VASES,. ■' HOT WATER KETTLES,, with or without sbn'aV .VASES, H.W. JUGS, PHOTO FRAMES,- ETC* Making very serviceable presents. 'Aa these goods aro now almost, prohibitive W imix>rt, you will bo wise to make your selection whilst opportunity occur_s v WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. - The Stewart Timber, Glass, & Hardware Co., Ltd. >"■ «k--fIJUB4, ObUUTENAX-PLACE. . .. .'