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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 49, 26 August 1921, Page 5

Spring Calls! Gardening Days are Here Gardening- may be raado a profitable occupation and also a plea- : sant and healthful pastime.. Whether you garden for pleasure or profit—or both—you will do better \vork if you are equipped with correct tools. We have a splendid range from which to make your selection, * ' including—- i . . • ■ HOES, Push and Drag, RAKES, In 10, 12, 14, 16-tootll LADIES 1 WEED FORKS and TROWELS SPADES, full range, also ladles'size ) FORKS, four and five tins SHEARS, Carden, Hedge, and Pruning LAWN MOWERS, from 10in. to 19in. blades' CARDEN LIMES, PLANET JR. IMPLEMENTS, Etc., etc. Come now and make your selection from goods of dependable ■■■■'•■ ■ , quality. ' E. W. Mills ft' Co. Ltd. Corner Jervois Quay, Hunter & Victoria Sts., Wellington » Home Builders! When the happy time comes for the selection of your doors and panel- . ill ing, locks, tiles and bathroom fittings it is to your interest to remember that ' * we are specialists in .■• ( builders'^ hardware. 1. & A. Udlin Ltd. Cable Street, Wellington 1 (r^ft* » <7^S»/^tLtJ*Sk *^^ hot dishes that ' I l** "£? tf~ down the Jr XDeLLV WC! I" ' , "I couldn't do it, though, without "." WORCESTER SAUCE } " Why don't you get a bottle ? " MJkIXZB— II ■'1" * ' | I Prevent Power Leakages 1. ; , J. , There are many ways in which profits can ! a .leak out of your business. One of the least ] I N . ' apparent and most serious is powerjeakages j a ' ' ' [ ■ through poor belting.' Power is expensive. , ; I - Belt troubles make it more-expensive. i Dick's Belting | a . , Use this renowned British Belting, and know _ _ I I ' that every ounce of power developed by your V ; ' '■' ' a ■ motors is delivered'to the machines. For ■ \ durability Dick's Belting is unequalled.- , s. . Absolutely docs not stretch. Will run 5 ■ . ■ » through' water. ' The final word on all j j , tt • ' power-transmission questions. \ We have always guaranteed to replace every \ Quote YoO belt that does, notgive satisfaction, and— z | have NEVERbeeri called upon to do;so.■■.'.:.. w, 10-aay . Our Stocks cover all requirements. . g THE STEWART TIMBER I Glass and Hardware Company, Ltd. I I 80-84 Courtenay Place a WELLINQTON I Your Leaky Roof made Waterproof with MASTACK mends any rbof, of any material—zinc, iron," slate, 7 tin, lead, or glass—no matter what—in any weather. MASTACK is aplastic compound, made of asbestos and plastic substances. It ■ has about the .same consistency as— putty, and it is black, but can be painted any colour. V MASTACK is spread on with a. trowel or putlfy knife. Anyone.;, can do it. , ' .: ' MASTACK sticks instantly with tenacity, and remains elastic; consequently it will never crack, and lasts in- , . definitelyLower Cuba Street, WELLINGTON