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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20602, 1 November 1941, Page 3

5> w# a.te* Us^QM' mtm» !SO/t ' vtfyX^S &<*?«* BE «h >«*“''' jS ,^-3. Throughout the years the deep, sonorous voice of Big Ben, the great bell in the famous Clock Tower of the British Houses of Parliament, strikes the hours with unfailing . regularity for all the world to hear. It weighs 13 tons. It was first hung in 1856, and cost £40,000. It is named after Sir Benjamin Hall, First Commissioner ofWorks at that time. The Clock is popularly called Big Ben, too. The dial is 22ft. in diameter. FIRE SALE OF HARDWARE EX JOHN BDENS ARMY SURPLUS STORES 166 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, have purchased the following’ items and offer the public REAL - BARGAIN PARCELS. ENGLISH UNHANDLED TOOLS. Spades, No. 2 or 3, with or without tread, 5/6. Postage 1/3. Forks, digging, 4 tyne, square, 5/6. Postage 1/3. Shovels, round mouth, No. 2 or 3, 5/each. Postage 1/3. Slasher Blades, all weights, shapes and sizes, 5/6. Postage 1/3. Foot Hot Shears, 3/6 pair. 50 Feet Light Rope for 2/3. .. Posted -3/Appiox. 50 Feet J Rope for 7/-. Posted 8/3. Steel Butt Hinges, 4in., six pr. for 2/6. Worth 8d pr, Posted 3/-. Steel Butt Hinges, 31in., six pr. for 2/-. Worth 7d pr. Posted 2/6. Steel Butt Hinges, 3in., six pr. for 1/9. Worth. 6d pr. Posted 2/3. Shelf Brackets, steel, 8 x 10, 3 pr. for 3/C, worth 2/3 pr. Posted 4/3. Screws, countersunk head, brass, Jin., 3d. doz. Screws, countersunk head, iron, liu., 2d doz. Wire Strainers, for 6/- each, worth 21/-. Dinner Waggon Casters, large rubber wheels. 2/6 set, posted 2/10. Casement Stays, 12in., bronze, 1/3. Posted 1/6. Oilcans, upright, 3 pint, 2/3 each. Soldering Fluid, large , tins, 2s each. , Sash Cord, 50 feet for 4/11. Posted 5/8. ! Ratchct Screw- Drivers, American. 3iu i/G, 4in 1/9, Gin 3/9, Sin 4/-.V, ’ Antique Copper Cupboard Catches for 9d, worth 1/3. Copper Rivets and Washers, Nettlefolds, assorted, Jill, to Jin., for 2/6 pkt. BARGAINS FROM. OUR OWN STOCK. ALL POST FREE. Pin Punches, solid steel, 7in for 2/3 ca. Oily Dressing for renewing oilskin coats, leggings. 1/3 tin. Heavy Dog Collars, Jin. wide, for 2/3, ' worth 3/6. Army Riding Breeches, Khaki All-Wool 1 Serge. 28 to 35in. waist, 20/- and 25/-. Army Khaki All-Wool Puttees, 4/- pr. Army Breast Collars complete for 25/-. Riding Bridles, with reins and bit, for 13/6. Queensland Byidles, with reins and bit, for 18/6. Sparc Riding Reins, 6/- pr. Driving Rcifis, all London leather, 18/6 pair. Surcingles, all Loudon leather, 9/6 each. Army Bell Tents, 100% waterproof, 14 feet diameter, complete with all guy rones, socketed pole, tent bag, for £6/10/-. Sleeping Bags, 100% waterproof, with hooded top, 6ft. x 30 in., for 35/-. Oilskin Lumber Jackets, 100% waterproof, domed fastenings, elastic waist band and cuffs, S.M., M., and O.S. For 30/-. , , Golfers’ Lumber Jackets, brown sueded material, beautiful line, S.M., M., and 0.5., For 29/G. Showerproof. Domed front. Far £2. Bargain Parcel. For £2. Wonderful and useful purchases. Comprising 2 pr. Army Khaki All-Wool Trousers, size 3, 4 and 5. 1 Army Greatcoat, size 3,4, 5, 6 and 7. I Army Jacket, 4 ■ pockets, size 3,4, 5 and 6. The whole parcel posted free for £2. © ; -w Just to hand, Army British Warm Coats, smart, dressy and warm. S.M., M. and O.S. For 35/-.

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