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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 45, 21 February 1918, Page 5

£ - jjr All "Great American" Lawn Mowers are built with a Train of Gears, but a Train of Gears is only valuable . i^^^^ when scientifically made and constructed with the absolute SBfcjjlaS' ' accuracy acquired by the makers of the celebrated HW ''Great American" Lawn Mowers\ who have a plant and jflSßy equipment for Gearing" possessed by no other lawn KpT mower factory in the world. ... . ' '.■■. <• .■ , A Train of Gears makes the whole machine last; longer. It allows 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 ion the market at the price. It is light and yet very strong:. Where there 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 15, 17, and 19 inches. Call in and see this line of mowers or write to Department "E." E.W. Mills and Co., Ltd Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. ..LAWN TENNIS RACQUETS. , SEASON 1918. WE CARRY A VERY FINE RANGE BY THE BEST: MAKERS., ' .^pfpilf |J||. SLAZENGERS', THE BEST OF. Alis; ji = I.Z. : SPECIAL SLAZENGER, ' . f:::::|lilpffi|il' . ...doherty; e.g.m., special, octa-. Ir JffTrartm w+^i ' GON- and ordinary demon, ■|tiffiSmX3^ra| VICTORY, .CENTRA JECT, RENSHAW, PLAYER, ETC. SHEFFIELD'S AID.P. SPECIAL. ' bussey's "college" fob ' schools. ]$[ TENNIS SUNDRIES. I RACQUET PRESSES, COVERS, I.R. - H GRIPS, NETS, NET GUIDES, *| POLES, LAWN MARKERS, MEAV . OBOQUBT. SETS OF CROQUET, "THE THORS I<[ SERIES," as used in all the leading '" Tournaments. Extr» high-grade M»l- ---.<■ lots, in Lignum, Vitae, and Boxwood, '1 brass bound. Balls, Clips, Bookß ofc njri Ruleß, etc., etc. , JOHN DUTHIE~& CO., LTD., ' ..' .'. WILLIS-STREET. T*MILITARY PICKLE. Jw^^ffln «jhc Knew What He EpP^P^ J\ *j9^ There is no finer nor purtr 111 v^Rv '^P'*t**\ condinieiit known to ll ll)4^»v yPrMN culinary science than STANDARD SEWING MACHINES We have sold for thirty years TUE DCCTI They have proved satisfactory and- InC ,DE« V I Prices :—£S' l Osi to £14. Others:-Hands, £3/10/-. Golden Oak Drophead. £5f 17/6 Fl lAI TITAR Willie Ct We are Experts and can supply ill your mats iW' Wl■ ri»Mn« If 11110 Wli anflgmranUtsatisfaction EsW,S6m Hubbuck's Genuine White Lead Everybody knows how scarce Hubbuck's Genuine White Lead has been, and those who want this lead will be interested to learn that we have just received a small quantity by a recent ship- . ment direct from 'the manufacturers. •■ ' Messrs; Hubbuck and Son write us as follows:—"You are' fortunate in getting 1 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 secure supplies. #V^l'l^T a^H«9k^^lf«» OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS R M rUXJFMI* X <9 30 Manner! Street, Wellington ARTISTIC COPPERWARE ! WE faave just landed at * reasonable cost a vory fine selection oj unique i*S artistic designs in both COPPER AND BRASSWARE, : ■ ■■ •■ ■ ' Including— .",■■- JARDINIERES, COMB TRAYS, VASES, HOT WATER KETTLES, with or without stand,- ---> VASES, H.W. JUGS, PHOTO FRAMES, ETO.» Making very serviceable presents. As these goods are now almost prohibitive faof import, you will bo'wise to riiak© your selection whilst opportunity occurs, • WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. The Stewart Timber, Glass, & Hardware Co., Lti 1 „ co t '82,. 64, .CQURTENAX-PUiCE,