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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21342, 17 November 1932, Page 17

iCALI CC Wf OPEN WATER,

WHY being becalmed just when it is so important that you should get home? A /JOHNSON SEAHORSE carried as an auxiliary will ensure your getting back just when you want to. And it can be fitted to ANY craft. Get in touch with us and let us tell you about it. REMEMBER, too, that we give you full service with your motor. Our workshops are fully equipped and staffed by experts. New and Used Motors, Boats and Accessories at the LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD. OUTBOARD SALES & SERVICE 32 CUSTOMS STREET E., AUCKLAND, C.l. Phone 41-233. " V/e not only Sell, but We Service."

and FOR PEP AND POWER! A. S. PATERSON & CO., LTD. Distributing Agent*.

J-.?* <9 Sfg m* "HEARTSEASE" was rigged with DONAGHY'S pure Manila yacht line for her world cruise. Ask for it. Stocked by all leading ship chandlers and ironmongers throughout the Dominion. DONAGHY'S ROPE & TWINE CO., LTD. Works at Stanley Street, Auckland.

MUSIC AF Your cruising equipment is not complete without a COLUMBIA Portable. The Famous COLUMBIA Portables are obtainable from most gramopliono stores. Columbia Portable. Still the finest Portable made. Perfect tone and appearance. With carrier Tor eisrlit records. No. 201. Junior Model, £6. >o. 202, Senior Model, £B. The Columbia Cadet. Built Of steel, yet llgrlH and daintily llulshed. Automatic stop. Columbia standard of Quality and tone. Popularly priced, 67/6. The PORTABLES

BRITISH COLD-STARTING HEAVY OIL (DIESEL) MARINE Engines SPECIAL TYPES FOR PLEASURE LAUNCHES, FISHING BOATS, COMMERCIAL CRAFT, AND OTHER TYPES OF VESSELS. HIGHEST QUALITY MOST RELIABLE MOST ECONOMICAL EASY TO RUN Sole New Zealand Agents: FORT STREET AUCKLAND.

**mwM\\ j. The Sailor's Farewell! TIM; All liberty men on the port dock report to the master-at-arms. RU" Pipe down there Bosun, you're on the wrong tack. The Merchant Navy Is about to set a course for Kawau. The fatigue party have stored the medicine in the lazaretto (twelve dozen duly bottled with loving care). TIM* Picture of Barnacle William, the nautical ' gentleman, acknowledging orders from the Admiral. RU • All present and correct Sir, so stand from ' under and we'll broach the cargo, a noggin of Timaru apiece and hero's mud in your ey©Half the pleasure of life Is a spot of ale—the other half Is when it's Timaru! JI<DIHIN iwuEiinrs T.A. 10-16-32 Bottled with lovina ear# by John Held A Co. Ltd., Anzao Avt«i Auokland.