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IQjII ■ ( wf £l/ Harrison & Fisher’s Steinless Cutlery; KNIVES (Dessert) 12/6 half doz. KNIVES (Table) 15/- half doz. Every Knife Guaranteed. These knives are fast handled and made from the finest steel, and will last a lifetime. Guaranteed not to stain or rust. Always look brighter and need less elean- ... ing than steel knives. By the way—Christinas is eom- ' ' ing round and stainless cutlery makes an ideal gift—so useful. CALL AND SEE OUR STOCKS Duncan McLean Ltd. General Merchants, Greymouth

Make the Best Use of the New Power WORK LESS AND EARN MORE WITH THE . ELLIOT ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN WOODWORKING MACHINERY The Elliot Woodworker (Lightweight and Heavy weight types) The Belleville Woodworker are both equipped with electric motors, and for range of work, speed, economy and accuracy are In a class by themselves’. They provide the MUST MACHINERY FOR THE MONEY. Write for descrip, tive booklets and prices with terms. JAMES A MACNEILL, Maxwell Buildings, Hobson Street, AUCKL A N D.

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