"Sextoblade" Safety Razors Give You a Smooth Shave. We do not want you to take our word for it; we are satisfied to let you judge the Sextoblado entirely on its merits. It is a rpor that will shave yon m smoothly that you wiLl wonder how ever you managed to put up with tht . : scraping of your old one. These Razors hare Seven Blades but we know of many cases where one blade has been in daily cue for o»«e twelve months. It is all in the blade. Sexloblades differ from other make*, of safety blades on two very important points—viz., temper and honing angle". You will understand the difference just as soon as you put a .Sextoblade to work on yci.ii' face. Wa are so convinced of the superiority of this razor over all others on the market that, we are taking'no risks when we give each purchaser a 30Hays trial If you are not satisfied, we return your money. The Sextoblade Safety Razor is both the most economical and most comfortable razoi-'made, and a trial will convince you that it is all we claim for it. E.W,Milk&Co.Ltd. ' Corner Jervois Quay. Hnnter and Victoria Stye*?*. Wellington The Building Trade .. .. %j For many years we have filled every Builders' need. We cater for the odd-job man—the Builder of homes—the Contractor of City Warehouse. We can supply everything—huge iron-bark principals—long Oregon rafters—frame timbersweather boarding—lining—finishing stuff—Doors, joinery and leadlight. - Besides this we specialise in Architects,* Builders' and Plumbers' Hardware—from back-door lock to artistically finished tiled surround., C/& A. ODLIM L Ta ™&& ■ •. . -V ■ .■■■.■ ■■■ • • fl~— —" _— : by hatching strong, healthy chicks. Weak chicks won't make good layers, and to get strong chicks you must • have ah incubator that is scientifically ■•■"•'■■ . . correc t_ -■■•"■ The "New Buffalo" Incubator '. hatches out. the most "chicks, the v healthiest chicks, the chicks that make. : " the best layers. ; . ■ , The "New Buffalo" is inexpensive to • ' buy, and involves little labour and cost to use. Yet it will last a lifetime, and make the finest "mother" of fine chicks. Call or wriie us to-day for full information. THE STEWART TIMBER GLASS & HARDWARE CO. LTD. 80-84 Conrtenay Place, Wellington ig> SAVE MONEY ON YOUR |£^ o BY BUYING FROM THE MANUFACTURERS $ SMITH .& SMITH **• LTD. WELLINGTON
TTNBEDEEMED PLEDGE BARU GAINS AT THE ANCHOR EXCHANGE & LOAN CO. £ ». d. 4 10 - 0 Autographic Kodak, No. IA, with R.R. lens and leather caGe. .... : 15 0 0 Ross Prismatic Binoculars. 7 15 0 Zeiss Powerful Field Glasses'. 12 10 0 Massive Solid Gold Chain. 12 6 Solid Silver Lever. Watch. 10 0 upwards, Good Field Glasses. ; 3 15 0 ■ Set of :Bowls, cost £7 10s. 1 10. 0 Rain-coats-nnd Overcoats. : 5 15 0 Cabinet Gramophone with 21 Records. 1 12 6 Brand-new Boxing Gloves. 19 6 All-wool Dark Blanket. ; 4 15 0 Full-size Zither Banjo in case.' 13 10 0 18-ct. Gold Hunting' Watch. ■ 17 10 0 Zeiss Prismatic Binoculars. 4 10 0 Fruit Knives and iForks. in case 4 15 0 Single-stone Diamond Ring. 20 0 0 Handsome 3-stone Diamond Cross-over Ring. 31 'JO 0 D.B. Hammerless Gun. 27 10 0 Piamond Cluster Ring 2 17 6 Nov/ Solid Leather Suit Case. 3 15 0 Gold Bracelet Watch 1 17 6 Leather Gladstone Bag. J5 6 N2IV I2in Leather Brief Bag. WE BUY, SKLL. LOAN, AND EXCHANGE. " THE ANCHOR FOE RELIANCE" 131, MANNERS-STREET, • (Opp. King's Theatre). Tel. 22-776, AND- AT AUCKLAND.
FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD., is prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS by weight or at per head. The: Company also offers Clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can be obtained on application ai tho Comany's Offices or from any of th« Buyers in tho country.: HEDGE PLANTS! "HEDGE PLANTSt WE have splendid lines of these now: ready for planting, including Coprosina, Escallonias, Eleagnus, Ake Ake,; Laurostinus, Ngaio Pjivot, Matipcs, Macrocarpa, Pines, Trco Lucerne,' etc. It i» advisable to place your order early. Price list on application. ' . F. COOPER, LTD., Cooper's Building, Corner Willis and Mercer sweets.,
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 17, 20 July 1921, Page 16
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