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Northern Advocate, 28 September 1918, Page 4

SMITH & WOODMAN, Coachhuilders and Motor Mechanics, WATER STREET,, WHANGAREI. , . Day 'Pboiio ....?'. 144 AGENTS FOR DODGE BROS.' INVINCIBLE MOTOR CAR. ■• "* ' " ." •"■-•' ■.. . "■*• <■' ' . Liberal Discounts off all Motor Tyres. Large Stocks o' , Acetone Welding by "lOx[)eirenc.e(l_EzLgine.er- • ..GENTS POR BOOTH MACDONALD AND COiTL-JFARM IMPLEMENTS - AND VICTORY MU- T UNG MACHINES-' . ' ~ LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECONDtH£ND. VEHICLES. '^■'.w*.. .. - ..- •• "-***'■ -•. '■ *' '■' ; ■ •''■'" ''"''" '■'■'~. THE ~."' -\UGKI,ANB' : ■FA•RMEKS , FREEZING CO. LTil THE HOROTIU WORKS ARE NOWCLOSED. THE'COMPANY- WILL. RECEIVE STOCK AT. SOUTHDOWN *"■"'.;_._ /'"''"" UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. '. ; ;;-iMURES. ___________'*'V___S__i__- r ■' Full information regarding the CompanvV> Mixtures can be obtained from '" : •■■•' " THE SECRETARY, ; " ' -Bo:: 113, Auckland.

M and see for yourself How "'lf * ' economical it is—how g 'iMicious, ffagMft and ||" -.■■■** satisfactory. Remember lb p ask for % —___—_»_-__<._<_*'-»--«_-___—-__n^

There are two kinds of people who don't know a good thing,when they see it. Those who. think it is too good to be true, and those who think it's so good that perhaps it might be made better. If you try "PERFECTION" Whisky you'll find no Whisky could be made better. Cooke and Co., Albert street, Auckland.

_____ I7VDb7I_>II7IVTOI7 A LIFETIME'S PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE OF. LOCAL CONDI(1 ¥wM f\i Bat tions is incorporated into THE SUCCESS OF WHICH HAS BEEN SPONTANEOUS, SUSTAINED, AND STEADILY SPREADING ALL OVER NEW ZEALAND! — OIL ONCE A YEAR, . OR ONCE A WEEK? THAT'S THE QUESTION! IT ALSO REPRESENTS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE — BOOTH SELF-OILER OTHERSI —- CLIMBING A GREASY TOWER 52 TIMES A YEAR IS THE ALTERNATIVE 1 NOT MUCH ARGUMENT IN IT, DO YOU THINK? FAIRLY OBVIOUS TO MOST! Here's what a level-headed, progressive and successful North Canterbury Farmer spontaneously writes:— Messrs Booth, Macdonald & Co., Christchurch. Wajkari, Dec. 6th, 1916. w S ear Sir3 '~ l thpu ß -llt J fc might interest you to know that the first Self-Oiler Windmill I got from you ™L ™?f S -f S ° ??! Up ** that time ai \4„ fll i? d yith the speeded quantity of oil, has not had any ™« P t Un - U to "? ay - ■ rhe cog Was stlll dl PP in 8 into the oil, and it may have gone another year.—l am, yours sincerely, ■ (Signed) HENRY H. HOLLAND. P.S.—The mill has to supply water for six paddocks, the stable, the garden, and all about the homestead, so it is not idle. Sv fc m,f „tpnL° f fi th % 3rd y , ear / Mr . Hollant i re P°. rts th ..„ to* Self-Oiler was still spinning away, day in and day out keeping the farmstead water supply going without a murmur! Scores of others are doing equally SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE PLEASE MENTION THIS PAPER! Booth, Macdonald & Co., Ltd., CHRISTCHURCH. AUCKLAND BRANCH—CORNER ALBERT AND DURHAM STREETS. V WW. AGENTS.: SMITH AND WOODMAN, WSANGABIL