Page 16 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20560, 10 May 1930, Page 16 (Supplement)

MAKE THE COMPANY mm S2-SS, Fori Street, Auckland. 21, ColUngwood St., Hamilton. ELEVATORS INSTALLATIONS:-*' 3: lations of every description. No job too large, none too small. FITTIMfiS • Largest and most exclusive selection of electrical fittings in the Dominion. A visit to our Showroom will amply repay you. FJ • Let us quote you for Smith, EL.JD V/ilimO. Major & Steven ' s Elevators. The very latest practice in lift installations. BATTERIES:— Use f on,y F Willa c rd -. Mak ; use of our rree bervice and Inspection. Prices as low as £3/15/- for' a Genuine Willard. IGNITION " ur * gnition Department is a? * your service. Consult our Experts regarding your Ignition troubles. Only genuine parts used. Armature Winding our Specialty. , Distributors and Central Service Stations for Willard, Delco-Remy, Bosch, Autolite, and Simms* Ignition Units. Nagel Instruments and Carter Carburetters, ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. of N.Z. m sJS. a s: Fine... Furniture of Quality Wonderful furniture that is obviously made by - craftsmen, men who do not turn out shoddy. The easy rocking chair illustrated is an example of our furniture and shows the fine standard to which we adhere. This can be made in either ouir new rubbed oak finish or in solid mahogany or walnut finish. The covering may be had in either Old Period Tapestry or Modern Italian Brocade. Price from £4/15/-. wmm. 'mm CO.-.CARfiET' WAREHOVZCr City Showroom: 233, QUEEN STREET. Phono 46-318. Main Showroom and Factory: 194-198, PONSOWBY ROAD. Phono 26-937,

IN dining-room or bedroom, in kitchen or bathroom, in office or workshop, there's a need these cold, wintry days for the cosy, cheery warmth of a Perfection Oil Heater. "Perfections" are safe and easy to carry from room to room . . . . sturdy and dependable in service .... simple and economical to use... The abundance of clean, even heat of the "Perfection" will safeguard the health of the family during cold, bleak days and chilly nights. The price is surprisingly low—ask your storekeeper or ironmonger for particulars.