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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16359, 1 October 1913, Page 11

z » Y'/. i mi JSiiK?. PteasuT: If yon tay one ©f ©sr good Mowers and Iceep if in good condition. “ EXCELSIOR ” ) 10 12 14 16 18 20 inch with Grassbox \ 63/- 70/- 80/- 90/- 100/- 110/- each “SUPERB,” Ball-bearing ... ' 16iu.,. 75/-; 18in., 84/“KEEN KUTTER.” Ball-bearing—-12in., 45/-; 14in., 50/-; 1 6in., 55/-;- 18in., 60/-' “RELIANCE,” Ball-bearing ... 42/6 47/6 52/6 55/“WINNER” ... ... - 32/6 35/“SAMSON”... ... ... 20/- 25/- 27/6 30/SPIANKS’ GEAR-DRIVEN ... ... £9/10/- £lO/10/SHANKS’ HORSE. MOWERS IN STOCK. REPAIR S A SPECIALITY. EECEI SONS, LTD.

itay at OOUBSS’S ami Savs 5/-. M* % oSk ‘A-Jv«/.i^-:*i.*fvt**,:*•«&'. 1P» M lli 89*58 m Marlow’s ZUG 55 Bcots are REALLY Water proof 1 .. □ If a man has “ wet work” to do about the farm or station, he looks around for Waterproof Boots. He finds plenty—so-called !•—but Boots that will REALLY keep the water out are hard to find ! A. E. Marlow's “ Zug ” Cookham’s are “THE ONLY THING” in Waterproof Boots. They’re made of real Scotch tanned “ Zug ” Leather, and they stand the most severe tests that you can find —walking in snow and wet grass—without becoming “ hard.” They cost a little more than ordinary Boots—and they’re WORTH it! Gough’s Prico 27/6 Usually ... 35/Postsge 1/- estra 274 HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH (Near Hereford Street.).