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jnstrucjoß *1 PUS Wkolt ialf Agents for Ntw Zealand and .Fiji I Limited, Anzac Avenue (P.O. Box 129) Auckland, C.I. HIGH-GRADE GARDEN TOOLS t BUCKET SPRAV PUMP—This Is with out doubt the best kind of Spray Pump on the market. AH moving parts of solid brass; air chamber gives enormous pressure and continuous spray. Sent complete with adjustable Bordeaux noz z 1 <>. giving coarne. fin" or mist spray, an J all - rubber delivery tube Price, 24/". ' Postage, 1/6. No. 2—Same as above, but with an additional 2ft. Brass de ivcry pipe extenslan, as illustrated—Price, 26/6. Post a«e. 1/10. SCYTHE HOOK.—A very handy Hoolc for cuttini; grass, weeds, etc., and trimming hedges. Will do the worl: of u small scythe. Has detachable blade, specially made of best Sheffield steel, to hold a keen edge. Has 36in. wood handle set at the most convenient angle for cutting. Overall length 3ft. 9in.— Price. 5/-. Freight extra. GARDEN SYRINGE, No, 5 Made of BRASS Single nozzle, throwing finu spray—Price, 5/-. Postage, Bd. No. 6—Solid Brass, with 2 nozzles, finu spray and jel—Price, 7/9, Postage, Bd. No. 7, as illustrated—Solid Brass, with THREE nozzli s. throwing jet. medium and fine spray. A strong Syringe. Wonderfu,l value at 8/6. Postage, Bd. SPECIAL VALUE! LAWNMOWEKS—PHAR LAP, the NEV* WONDER SPEED KING. Ball-bearins;. MiiW five blades, large 9in. driving wheel, and wonderful value. A quality, wellfinished, beautiful Mower—Price, £2/12/(1. Freight extra. ► Other .Mower.i. Ball-bearing;. Klin, and lite.—Prices: 45/-, 47/6, 65/WONDER HOE—The handiest Hoe ever made. Thin Hoe is made by Whitehouse & Sonn of forged steel: is very light and strong: fot hoeing, weeding and drilling it cannot be beaten—Price, 6/3. Freight ICXtfa1 CXtfa GRASS EDGING TOOLS—A very useful and strong tool for trimming edges of grass plots, etc. Made «3from one solid piece of Sheffield steel; no joints or liSy rivets. Price, comty plete with 2 7 in. —handle. 3/6. Jy<ft BRIDGE HOE A wiy strong, light steel Hoe which enjm ables the weeding and ||j hoeing of the soil on S both sides of young ■ " plants, which remain untouched. Very quick, handy and easy to use. Specially suitable for onions, peas, etc., and in the flower garden—Prica, Postage, Bd. TRACTION HOE For | weeding and hoeing .in flower and vegetable gardens. Specially suitable for working underneath plants and shrubs where the low-hanging foliage makes the ordinary Hoe i useless. Made from hardened steel, with the sharp angular knifa, •which can be reaharpened. An ideal Weeding Hoc, as it severs the roots of the weeds and turns the ground over as well—Price, ♦/-. Postuge, 6d. SCYTHE BLADES—No. 1, Tysack's make, best: tempered steel, riveted back, set rsady for use-—Size 261n., price 8/-; 32in. price 8/3j 36ti., price 8/6. Freight extra. No. 2—Same as above. Tysack's best, v/ith UNBREAKABLE POINT. The finest Grass Blade made —Si::e 30in., pirice 9/-; 32in., price 9/-; 36in.,'~ price 9/3. Freight ettra. Ho. 3—Solid steel oris piece fern blade, for heavy work. Length, 24in.—Pricis. 10/9. Freight extra. DO-MORE HOES—A very handy Hoe for all purposes in flower and vegetable garden. All steel; very strong, yet light. Prongs are used for loosening the soil and the point for drilling, weeding, etc.—No. I, size Sir., price, with handle, 3/6; No. 2. size 91n., price, with handle. 3/9. Freight SCYTHE HANDLES-—Superior quality, good shape, light, bull, very strong, with Satent hook and nwins: socket so that the cythe Blades may be set at angle—Pricie, CULTIVATOR Genuine Norcros Cultivator, spring tempered steel prongs which are adjustable, with best polished Ash handle —■' 3-prong, long handle, 4/6. Freight exttfa. SHROFF & SONS LTD., HARDWARE AND MOTOR ACCESSORY MERCHANTS, 16 AND 78 VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND, C.l. H Pearl of Opal—The Popular Pair electric lamps Mz. Agen:u Cary-Wright & Salmon Ltd. 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As I wilt have other Asthmatic patisnts to treat, you had better send m« bottle* with 30 in i»ach." CONVINCING PROOF FROM SUFFERERS "Only Tfciing That Relieved." "I must tharilc you for your sampla and 1 cun honestly say they are the only things I hiiive had to relieve me and also done me any g.nod and oblige me by sending me 10/- bottl, t«i above address." —A.D.P., Auckland. H A Good Night'a Rest." " I reciived sample of Ephazone yesterday arid have already benefited by them and had a good night's rest. Thank you for Tablets PHoase find enclosed postal note for 4/- for < buttle of Ephaxone Tablets." —M.P., Rangataua INSIST ON 'EPHAZONE.* 'Ephazone' is the most effective remedy, therefore the MOST ECONOMIC AL and the CHEAPEST. Price 4/- andl 10/* (triple size) at all chemists. N. 7.. Aiients for The Ephaione Co., Harlev Street, London A. A. Stlchbury, Ltd., P.O. Bos 296, Wellington, C.l. CPHAZONE L» IT ACTS QUICKLY' kYd*

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22205, 4 September 1935, Page 19

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Page 19 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22205, 4 September 1935, Page 19

Page 19 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22205, 4 September 1935, Page 19