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American PARAGON Mower 62/6 . >d 'i' Wm (material included). ■ ' V • r (5). Special lOin. Light REGINA Mower (II). I2in. N.Z. MASPORT Mower .. 62/6 £« \\ «§ TOWELS— Single 25/- MATTRESS CASES— for" hillsides or slopes .. ■.. 47/6 (12). Kin. N.Z. MASPORT Mower .. 65/- iKj M j »|j M 2d" '/3- I/I'• 2/6 Double 30/- 3/11, 4/11,. 6/11 * (6). 12iri. American REGINA Mower.... 47/6 GRASS CATCHERS .. .. 3/11 each 5 M SB * OUR ONLY ADDRESS* WE ACCEPT CASH ORDERS. Twelve Models to choose from, and any Mower Set, S j i i » ; >"% II £P^ 1^ A I I £1 ID Kll C L-J|K|/^ C** C*}\^AP Jbi^l^f Oiled and. Delivered to Your Door Ready for Use. WB£B^Bf%mL [ I V/MLIJUAn PUlxlNlOnilN V-7 V^wlVirAMx I VI ir rik if II A nn\A/ Anr 131 CUBASTREET ■hHM^W^ I! H| Ws^_ 35 GHUZNEE STREET - Opp. Te Aro P.O. THE SIMS HARDWARE (^t opp. W s H.TEHEAD gßpp^^^l I B B^taH| Telephone 54.939. Telephone 54-939. EEHHEIErEEHiH ™s page is established with l^M^^ff^^^^^^^Sfk Z.IP HEATERS LIMITeD telephone 42.660. are preparing for the influx of ■ Jn^^mU^t^lM^t^^^i^^^^^^^mK^^M 2 "f^IP^iKtIM"'FbLDING-*BEDS— H - ;" - *'IP3EI| * T^XJ{lB r^UIVTHTT TU V>C A r >tT-¥TT7\7F\4'T:7"M rr PION you get speed ALL ways—boiling, ill^^^^^^THil JHE^^H British made; steel .with ,wire mattress; size H . / ' ; fi^Si* PO' Tot V/JDiMXUJtVi O /AA^ril.li V l^lVrlvl^l A bakinff erillinff roasting, frying, toast- \j SI 6ft. 2in. x 2ft. 3in. x Ift. 6in. to seat. £4/10/- Wm s- -' MJjj^^O^^l^^tl^jj paKi g, g g> from every I I^^^^Hl One of these Tents erected on your Graf , ' %9H3HoyHSHrajU| Wjmi , --«.-——«—»-•——•»---- lxlg. S v ' *a»1 That i'i^S il Beds gives the acme of comfort. Call H^^^^^^^^^S^^MHWHBM^B H^^SflHE sincerity of purpose to represent New Zealand as it | saves precious time. It saves money. It 7"o Keep fit *^^/ f^B and inspect. Reserved on payment ot JHlilßlWSawWiiliiiWWlllßWlwiiWWw^ * "i^l^S I V Ml Hlra fhi» hiff small deposit. 818 actually is has achieved a wonderfully interesting educative saves tempers, too. YOU 11 use x-ne uig MUST haVe LJI ITV^LJCCrNkI \AAII CAM 9 Ilk/ITEIPI mtM panorama of the Dominion at the Centennial Exhibition. roomy de-luxe-type oven: it COOkS meals nUTCHESON, WILbON & UCJ., LIMMfcU P The huge collection of exhibits depicting the national and economically for large or small families. Perfectly Cooked Meals = THE " TENT PEOPLE" = pri vate enterprises of the country, owing to the genuine eu)er p ar f s -less time spent in cleaning. perfectly cooked-cas cooked-meals give Cbmer Jervois Quay and Cuba Street - (Phone 43-1 34) - Wellington desire to present things as they are, is not perhaps so spec- Smarter Appearancc-you'll like the smart, you more nourishment: all of the precious j taculai as some of the great world fairs, but against this there is more workmanlike look of this X Hotplate. vitamins and delicious flavours of meat, ■«MMMM«MMi»»»»ii»w»i»M»«MMB»»»M»»» ■——JJiifiii^ carefully collected information placed before the public in attractive . * vegetables, and fruits are preserved. Gass , form than would be seen in overseas exhibitions. It is not a play- £^53^^" 5? TL^. : i|r ,^ |f , « Rapidly becoming Wellington's ground so much as a living museum of the present, as well as of the ; certain that even the smallest will "stay put." VCnicnnidl rOUIWCai • mos j. popular Shoes for Men. P ast- Presented as it is for New Zeaianders, the facts as stated by S^S^ Made by R*^4loll New Zealand Ltd., Brinsley Works, Dunedln. exhibits are incontrovertible, yet so complete is the whole, that any ■r^^^^v^ GO TO YOUR GAS SHOWROOMS ;- (Our Standing Order with the Makers proves it) N ew Zealander will find there many things concerning his own TO SEE THE LATEST Made in N.Z. and made for MARTIN'S exclusively. country of which he was ignorant. Things which he is accustomed Tlir ii/>rklTrMkllAl n ru/N| , VA \ • kl -T I I to rank as commonplaces will, under the skilful form of presentation, "^^af^S IME UcNTcNNIAL SHOE .. . Made in NeW Zealand ma ke him realise that each of these things has a history and signific- B * A \ W^^9 gjjj^HH^^^^n^^^B^^PH^ll^^l^ I/ ' I of the symbolised pavilions lack full information on any subject they WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LIMITED, CoUl'tenay PL, Wellington, ■K|J§96Siifl||^^J|^^ lttS W, /Q [ U by all who see it. It is a wonderful triumph of landscape architec- Full range of Gas Cookers and Combinations, also on view at the Showrooms of " /] ture, impressive and fu..y worthy of the grandeu^New Zealand', Telms; £ I%™™% & M^l^A^o"/^ S^&^S^^^ years. The aspect of permanence obtained by the skilful work done rmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm mmm^mmmmmmm^mmammmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmKmmimmi^mm^^^m^i^^mm^^mm^m^mmm^ throughout, indeed, is one of the remarkable things about the whole «^ g mm \MkM £* Jf% I*|W I C TT^V' I Kb 4T t ■ : 1 of the Exhibition. Daily the New Zealand Industries and General | 1^ f" yf^f JJ^ f\ | |^| J | | LO { "Centennial" MONK SHOES <l^K^B||BKßl^^M^^By Exhibits courts present fresh instances of the workshop and factory COMFORT. New strap designs. In Black and J^^^^P^^^ dCJL' O £100,000 has been spent in presenting the biggest and most spectacular (H^^^^kft- 3t067^ I I 7*°9B^ I I P^te^^H^^w Tan Calf. Welted soles. All sizes. 19/9 per pair. *LJ!Jl!«^^^^ and thrilling rides and swings ever seen in the Empire south of the Made in England. qS^HH^Hm^^^. i^^?**^,^ ' "CENTENNIAL SHOES Line. These dominate the ten acres devoted to diversions, but in i^^^^^^^ g^^^BBBBBBfIBH§B|K|IL jf\ ff\ & Business Man. -Welted soles, and uppers peculiar and intriguing thrills. ■ I|^^^^^^^^ ||s^3ssl^SßiiHH|^^^- ==: heels. In Black or Brown Glace Kid CHILDREN'S BLACK PATENT or W fc.V*\.^^^^r I(. l\\ fe l~ C\\^w * t & I rU^. \»\\^BL t\*^ y t f" ■ "&&&- * . '* s^ *$mss*x&'"»3*? vf£ * Sifeve * /' I I 0 I I IB v^^^^l^^^H^BS^U or Navy. Sizes and half I Q/L COURItNAY PLACE. * /s willis &;\~~MhL <^ *^ :~ <T'^^am^Zu. ~^z^j»-««ss^-~^ I :— —*—ss=ss

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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1939, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1939, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1939, Page 5

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