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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 16, 19 January 1921, Page 5

The Great American MowerSharpens Itself. Imagine a Lawn Mower that is always sharp, always in firstclass condition to trim the grass. The Great American is ready for action at any time, the cutting edge is raised in such a way that the blade is kept self-sharpened. * : : This popular Mower runs on ball bearings; it is built throughout, like a bicycle and is pushed with the greatest ease. Though light in weight, the Great American Mower is strong- and serviceable. The blades are made of crucible tool steel, -hardened in oil and tempered in water. The driving wheels arqf covered for the most part, thus preventing grass entering the motive power. . Call and see .the Great American if you want a Lawn Mower that will give absolutely satisfactory service. E.W. Mills > Co. Ltd. For Carden Tools of all Kinds Corner of Jervois Quay, Victoria and Hunter Street*, Wellington TENNIS l7Si^ Tennis players and clubs can obtain the best of Racquets, Balls, etc., from Bur large and comprehensive stock just to hand, including: TENNIS'RACQUETS—SIazcngers, "1.2. Lyceum," "Special Demon," "Victory," " Centrapect," " Renshaw," etc. J. and S. Sheffields' " Special Vulcan." Bussey's "Demon Driver." . , Racquet Presses.;, Indiarubber Covers. Tennis Nets. Racquet Grips. Slazenger's Tennis Balls—Hard Court, Grass Court. Olympic Lawn Mowers. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. JOHN DUTHIE & CO., LTD. v Hardware Merchants - Willis Street. KONKA • BHHHEMHHIHBHBHDBUBBH ''^ THE ? " . WHAT IS IT? uUlLiLllNvi A Cement and Pumice weather board fast- ■"""*» *v A «*tn ened on thu outside studding with patent BOARD dips- How is it finished ? With a pebble Tff IT 'k'3'l an(* s'mPty' Hmewashed, giving a | IXA I stucco finish of pleasing effect. AdvantI i eifP a^es — Does not w»r't painting — Low i LAIJIIJ Insurance —No upkeep costs — Last* ' | ,_ _ _ generations.' Who are users P N.Z.'Govf* V/l\ eminent, leading Architects and Builders. -> ffl~ ODIWSLTD. ASK FOR BOOKLET CABIE STREETf WELUNCTON A DISTINCTIVE CIGAREITE OF MIL!) FLAVOUR AND ATTRACTIVE AROMA Player's Gold Leaf Stocks have just been landed by-us. Price 3/9 per tin of SO The first shipment to arrive in New Zealand. ■ Player's Gold Leaf and Wills's Gold Flake Cigarettes (which are also sold by us at 3/9 per tin of 50), are the smokes that were such favourites with our troops in .:..'. .'■'■. England and France. PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY. ] G. &• ©• ALDOtfS TOBACCONISTS. 206 Lambton Quay, Wellington. BIGYCLES~ARE CHEAP So an SEWING MACHINES, LAMPS, PUMPS, BELLS, TYRES, ELECTRIC " TORCHES, Etc. ALL MUST BE SOLD. GET GUE PRICES. REDUCTIONS ABSOLUTELY GENUINE. FEAR'S Street Widening Sale, 65 WILLIS St RANGES AND RANGE PARTS J|j-—-. „-,'■' ' v 1 ■•-.... (All Makes). , . 2SS^ GAS COOKERS,. TILED FIREPLACES %SS?^. *Xl&* igfQr (With Hot Water Servioj, latest on : ; f^S^^^ Sole Agent Wellington' DOMO Separators *S^-«^ W^TMBt —for clean skimming, durability, and a--..!. ,■»•*».- prices no superior. Spare parts always W - 45PTICIflTl^i obtainable. Rangea and Fires installed ■■HEADACHES* and Coppers practical trades- MANNERS SS si Hot Water Services a Speciality. WEAKEYES' «WFM IMftTflM' 1 'I J. M, REID; 139, Willis-street. WEAX&ES. "Cf-UWUTUn*.. i- TelsW- ■ ■■■ . ■-■■■ PgI^CONSULTATiQWS^rRff diS&sSjrKQj&^^m^M T EVlN.—Foxton Moror Ma.il Service. sS***fflSWA«M»'. J|_j Qmckcst r.out« to Fexton. T u n»ve T, SHIELDS, Civil and Military Foxton 7 a.m., nrrivs Levin 8 ».m.; /eav« •■-■ Tailor, 21,. Willis-street. Cheapest Levin 11, arrive Foxtan 12; leave Foxtoa High-class Tailor in Wellington. A splen- 3 p.m., leave Levin 7.50 p.m. Farce~ did'range* o{'New. Season's Suitings now fjingle, 4» 6d; Return, 6s 6d. Mot«rs fuf to h*nd." C»ll before purchasing your next Hire Sundays. ' • „ I suit. PKRCY WHITEHEAD. Proprtator