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X- All "Great American" Lawn Mowers are built with a ylS^m^r- Train of Gears, but a Train of Gears is only valuable LjtSlh)) w^en scientifically:made arid-constructed with the absolute accuracy acquired by the makers of the celebrate^ "Great American. Lawi) Mowers, who have a plant anrd ■HF equipment for Gearing-. possessed, by no ■ other lav/n mower factory in the world. . A Train of Gears makes the whole machine last longer. It ialWws placing the cutting blades so far to the rear that They Do Not Dig into the Sod or Make a Rough Cut when the wheels run into an uneven spot on your lawn. , This Gearing adds "velvet" to any lawn and strength* to the • machine. „ ; ' . , „ The,.life of "Great American" Lawn Mowers is two or three times that of the ordinary mowers. ' : ■ The "Great American" is the finest mower on thfe market at. the price. It, is li'g-ht arid yet very strong:. Where tihere is a '. strain there you will find metal. Where there is no strain you will find lightness. The result is a light machine, easy running and durable. ■ : Sizes is, 17, and 19 inches. ■ Call in and see this line of mowers or write to Department "Bf." E. W. Mills and Co., Ltd Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. JOHN BULL'S FAVOURITE .JfcT . I A leading medico recently back from 'V^CVIBIW. I France asserts that the War. Office uses Jtj!/ BBHfc^M almost ezelusiTely two brands of Tyres; J9L_ sklL^^L^H viz., NORTH BRITISH MNfiSSffEKwl CLINCHER CROSS jS&SB And one other braadL J3j/ »^ STANDARD SEWING MACHINES We have sold for thirty years TftJE DECT f They have proved satisfactory and- InC DCv | J Prices:—£s 10s. to £14. Others:—Hands, £3/10/-. Golden O«k Drofchead. £s>/17/8 FJ W FEAR Wlllltt St *• a™ Expert* and can supply all ywr waatc Hubbuck's Genuine White Lead Everybody knows how scarce Hubbuck's Genuine White Lead nas , been, and those who want this lead will be interested, to learn j that we have just received a small quantity by a recent shipment direct from the manufacturers. Messrs. Hubbuck< and Son write us as follows:—"You are fortunate in getting this lot through, as the Government are chary about letting, anyone ship White Lead.'" The quantity is limited—hence prompt action will be necessary to seoure supplies. ! #T* YTM f* XI s *V ' C& OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS i ll^wC/ JL O 30 Manner. Street, Wriliajrtoni WORTH KNOWING— PRISMATIC ABOUT FIREBRICKS! . FIELD GLASSES, • mHE fierce heat to which Firebricks JUST ARRIVED, A are subjected demands, that they bo , —— made from specially heat-resisting clay, TXESPITE the fact that' Prismatid mixed by a unique process. If you have XJ pieM Glasses a Te almost unobtain, hitherto been unable to'secure Firebricks able _ wa have in i mpOTting # that vml' ivithstand the temperature of sma ]i stock. ' your furnaco, oven, or .retort without .... ' . ' . „ „, ■ ■ „ cracking or crumbling, gst ' are of exceptionally hign quaUty ■ and moderately priced. Sturdily boilfe N.B. FIREBRICKS." to withstand the ups and downs which' usually accompany a Binocular-owuer'a They will resist ANY, heat, and remain We. The-Lenses ar'o powerful and flawin perfect condition for time unlimited. l6^ „■, 'Phone, call, or writs for prices for As there is a, big demand for thesd N.B. Firebricks and for special work. . Prismatic Field Glasses, you. should maka your purchase while our small stools: lasts SAMUEL BROWN, LTD., CALL AND SEB T o-day. COAL, GRAIN, AND HARDWOOD TIMBER MERCHANTS, MORRISON & GILBERD, 31-3S, JOHNSTON-ST, WELLINGTON. OPTICIANS AND IMPORTERS OF Tory-street Depofr-'Phone 2648 A. OPTICAL GOODS, Willis-street Depot^-'Phone 124. 103 > Customhouse-quay, Wellington. rAIJAr. Eat; 1880 _ 1138.: PaINT ' By Special Appointmont to His Esoel-i _ ' . , . , lency tho Governor-General. Correct season to paint-r . ---, _.. __ _. ~-i -r. > n-» it FEBRUARY, jiARCH, APRIL. 'Jf RANK (jf RAD V, „,,„,■' WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, PAINT! mHE QHOP T^IOR TpRESENTS, The lustre on new paint is soon 48, WILLIS-STREET, spoiled with hot 6unshino from NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I October to February. , WATCHES AND CLOCKS JEWELLERY AND PLATE PAINT' / RINGS A SPECIALTY, PAINT! TABLE SILVER, TOILET SILVER TWnrn rtm frnrf «,m« on Th ß EBONY BRUSHES, MIRRORS, ETC. ±>6toro fcne trost comes on. . Ine hdiit^at nru\r^a cnnviT TT?ft'pTTvrr' wenthpi- will coon bo cool OPTICAL GOODS— SIGHT-IBSIING; weather will soon bo cool. N.Z. GREENSTONE.. . ' PATNTi Manufacturing, Repairing, Engraving. £ a iSm ; Country orders receive prompt attention. PAINT! rriHE chop xnoß "presents, Now, and obtain warranted gen.- JL v IO JU JT . I vino Lead and Pure Linseed Oil . Paint—pulped, ground, refined, THE and mixed by machinery. ASTHMA CURE LEAD TESTED FOR THE TRADE. JjT^^ - is having a big sale. T A nircniVT ft- nn Its effects aro TRULY MARVELLOUS II Jil-UJYiSUIN & KjKJ., And tho united testimony of grateful I patients pronounces it to bo PAINT AND VARNISH MANUFAC- A MIRACULOUS CURE! TURERS, p rico 3s 110r 'bottle; postage under new! ■ WINGFIELD-ST., WELLINGTON. regulations Jfragile), 10±d, !- —. — H. BRITTAIN, FOUND— Spring Blossom Ointment CHEMIST, 56, MANNERS-STREET.: curbs poisoned wounds, sore legs, soro eyes,"burns, and all skin complaints, ' N.B.—lf no benefit'derived money, 6d and Is; Bloomino, tbe great corn, -willingly returned. \yart," and bunion cure, 6d, at chemists, T ,n atmttq p., .i.h.. SHTI —«"' x. - stores, and wholesale druggists; Haw- T)u^ A**DS Repjl.ttaff PiUi 6* bos, I kins's Instant Relief Asthma Powder, Is *f ,Best an^ most efficient on market 'and 2s nn<if fron AAelrw tlarmloss, reliable. Sont Post Free bj and 2s, post free. Address. return mta on teooipt o£ pogt.l note ,, ' h«i.h ( rf' HAWKPS, Bridge Drug. Storoi, Chemiitt, Kewttw* • HeKbaliAtn-Oeorge-stroot. Dtmtdin, i,A»oUaai. -- . -^

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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 44, 20 February 1918, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 8 Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 44, 20 February 1918, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 8 Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 44, 20 February 1918, Page 5