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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 56, 3 September 1936, Page 14

H Carpenters jsfr at\6 other users of j^ft GOOD TOOLS RIEMOVAL SALE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Next { week we move to our premises A Final Splash Before VVe Go Go Though This List and Save Yourself Money 1 let Socket Wrenches—23 pieces Half Price y&tim 1 *<& Socket Wrenches—47 pieces >^HP»' Half Price Wfir 1 o: *ty Transit Level .... Special Price £7/2/6 iB In 3 1 only Handy Tool Set, in case W^3^ ' . Special Price 13/9 jf] 2 ordty 5 pt. Brazing Lamps ....... Price 73/----|L Full USize Axes—Brades Special Price 11/6 r Full* Size Axes—Welland Vale <j ■')!"■'-■ Special Price 8/6 I i. D 8 tland Saws .. Price 12/6 i . CheiUjy Hammer, No. S-........... Price S/6 ' Cheriiiy Hammer, No. 7 Price 5/3 ! 7 setli Carvers—Christ. Johnson ... Half Price i 3 I Mohawk, Saw Sets Special Price 4/6 n ■ DisfMm'i Squares—l2in. ... Special Price 4/9 * Krai tuter Pliers—7J in Price 6/2 vV—-J Kraewter Pliers—B in. .. Price 6/11 Crescent Snips—No. T412 ... Price 7/6 | Cres< jont Hack Saw Frames Price 4/10 Primus Stoves-.lVo. 5 Price 14/9 No, 4 Stanley PlfcUes Price 15/6 Remington Riflec ....'.... ... Less 20% Discount Yankee Pattern iAutomatic Quick Return Screwdrivers— > No. 130 A, 14/6j No. 131 A, 17/6 McLEAIN & ARCHIBALD Ltd i 66 MANNERS STREET a. — — i : : -■•■■;.■•: >-¥ . 1 Just the thing! IDEAL FO R THOSE LIVING IN FLATS, SMALL 13OUSES, OR BUNGALOWS ! A New Turnbull-Jones BREAKFAST COOKER FOR ONLY iE'4^ \ Ql. \-, '.::'■" ! ' It is fitted with a plug-in boilerSee it at our griller plate, and is very econNew Showroom. iomical in use. Two cooking (operations can.be carried out Open Friday ?at the same time, above and . Nights. 'below, without using any more ; fcrlectricity. OPP. TRAM SHELTER \ - COURTENAY PLACE Also at THE SQUARE, Palme-rston North. [ LIFE DRAMA OF HON. D. SULLIVAN SEE "RAILWAYS MAGAZINE," SEPTEMBER I. SPECIALLY ENJLARGED NUMBER "It reads like a moving pfipture" will be the impression of folk who peruse the well-written chronicle of the dramatic life of the Hon. D. G. SulUivan, Minister ,of Railways—a story' which reveals him jas a man for humanity. Another "human documenjtj' is James Cowan's bright bio- . graphical sketch of the Mawl Princess Te Puea Harangi, one of the most remarkable women of New Zealand. Stories, sketches, original averse, sport, a chat on books and authors, helpful notes ami, comments for women. Plenty of pictures—five down. • _| SEND IT AS A WfO/RTHY N.Z. ENVOY • J ~ O Cl, TO FRIENpS OVERSEAS O Q ■i ■ ■ I,