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Free Lance, Volume XVII, Issue 924, 28 March 1918, Page 11

9 *i 5l Thiß Shino Chemical Floor Polishers are ideal for polishing hardwood floors ] Ui and linoleums. Chemically treated by the secret " Shino " process, they absorb |> the dust and polish in one operation. I- As the treatment is similar to that of dyeing cloth and yarns, they are not |jt oily or greasy, and therefore cannot—like most other mops—leave an oil or grease y stain on the surface operated upon. e These Chemical Floor Polishes are made of heavy yarn on ten-inch blocks I and are fitted with handles four feet long, ' ~] K In addition to being used on floors they are splendid for > h " ) % Clearing the Dust Off Walls and Ceilings - i \\ % on account of the long handles. They can be used over paper or on any other ' \\ surface. 4 We also have " Shino" Polishing Pads and Dust Mops, which can be ■£ reversed by a twist of the wrist. They have a heavy yarn on one side and a I ft polishing pad on the other for finishing off the floors; " Snino " Mitten Dusters & y for cleaning and polishing furniture, woodwork, shelves, picture-frames, mouldy mgsand motor-cars; "Shino" Wind-O-Klean Cloths for polishing your win- ' a dows without water p I And Making Them SSiine Like Crystal; fi '- § « Shino " Dust Cloths for removing dust from furniture and woodwork and 1 > n polishing varnished surfaces at the same time ; " Shino " Dust Mops absorb dusf ?1j clean and polißh linoleums, hardwood and painted floors: "Shino" Handle F ■*4 Dusters, twelve inches long by eight inches wide, with a twelve-inch handlo M | most useful for offices, stores, etc., where the handles enable you to dust between ■ J & showcases and wherever xt is hard to reach by hand; « Shino " Polishing Cloths 8 m , g P° ahm ? * nd cleaning cloths combined for gold, silver, and nickel articles i .1 Will not Boratch. Write to Department "M. » for booklet. All stores, or from U U New Zealand agents, oouter Street & Jervois Quay, Wellington.