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wmm\ a 1 Ml mm §S ' .13 I .si --. i wMSmfm KITCHEN SET DE LUXE—A complete Set of Cutlery for thei kitchen. Every Knife and Fork is made of stainless steel, highly polished and mirror finished; the handles are made of genuine Cocobola, fastened with large brass rivets and beautifully finished; hole in handle for hanging. The Set consists of Carving Knife 13in. long. Paring Knife 6}in. long. Carving Fork 1 1 Jin. long,, spatula for turning cakes, etc., 11 Jin. long. Butcher Steel 14in. long. Five articles sent complete in a fancy box lined with blue ancl containing a polished rack with nickelplated hanger for each article. No Chopper. A wonderful present —Price, 32/6. Postage, 1/3, I . SLICER—A very good Knife for all carving and slicing of meat, etc. The special shape, thin steel and keen, sharp edge makes this a wonderful utility Knife. Polished Rosewood handle. Size of blade, gin.—-Price, 4/6. Postage, 4d. HAM KNIFE —Special Ham Slicing Knife, thin, flexible lOin. blade, with keen, lusting edge. Polished Rosewood handle Price, 4/6. Postage, <lcL nm No. 70 SLICER—This Knife is lOJin. long and has a 6in. stainless steel blajje, thin and flexible, with two special Serrated edges, the moat, marvellous cutting edge, wonderful for cutting meat, bread, salads, etc.—Price, 2/6. Postage, 3d. No. 80 KITCHEN KNlFE—Stainless Steel Kitchen Knife, length 6in., blade 2iln., with Rosewood handle. This Knife Is extra sharp and will keep its edge longer than any Kitchen Knife on the market— Price, 1/3. Postage, 3d. M>?r —mis-.. -'rr: HOUSEHOLD SERVER —This Server is 10 Inches long and has a broad, flexible blade made of stainless steel with a silver sheen finish and highly-polished Rosewood handle. No matter how short or flakey the pnstrv or cake, you can iijnove each portion without breaking with this flexible tool. Sent in fancy box —Price, 6/9. Postage, 4d. Polished Rosewood. It is a wonderful tool icing.-etc. The flexible blade makes it most —Price,-5/9. Postage, 4d. G.RAPEFRUIT KNHFE— This Grapefruit Knife ia made of stainless steel beautifully polished and with Rosewood handle. It has exactly thy right curve with double •aw edge, making; it very simple for removing the fruit, from the shell. Sent In fancy box—Price, 3/11. Postage, 3d. HOUSEHOLD SPATULA This Spatula is 11 in. long (•S&SffijjKijV and has a beautiful flexible blade, 6Jin., made of stainless steel with a silver sheen polish. The handle is of I for removing cakes from their tins and t useful in the kitchen. Sent in fancy box THE SILVER STEEL SHEATH KNIFE—"Our Special." This is a very high-class Sheath Knife, made of pure silver steel. All the work is done by hand, and great COMBINATION SET —This is an extra care is taken to make a perfect K.nife. A high-grade Set, containing Knife, special Knife that will HOLD its EDGE; 6in. shape, wonderful siteel. and a Steel 9in. blade, with ebony handle 5/-. Postage, overall, in strong Leather Sheath—Price, Bd. Try one. Deep Sheath for same, 2/-. 9/6. Postage. Bd. lift si SHEATH KNIFE "Bushman's Friend," similar to above, but of shape as illus-CUTTING-UP KNIFE—Good steel, with a trated: a fine/Knife where a narrow point keen, lasting edge: r a useful Knife for is needed—Price, 5/6. Sheath for same. general purposes—Size lOin., price 6/6; 2/3. Postage, complete, Bd. Bin. blade, price 4/6. Postage, Bd. HARDWARE AND MOTOR ACCESSORY MERCHANTS 76 and 78 VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND, C.l.

mmrnMSmi •"PHE new Dunlop Fort Tennis Ball with the Duronap Cover will improve your play and, save you money! It is to-day's most controllable, longestplayable ballf Play.itl . 0 Packed in the new handy-to-carey container. [ £ i -aßasH The NEW DURONAP COVER Note the deep, untrimmed surface giving maximum "bite" and longest wear.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23504, 15 November 1939, Page 17

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Page 17 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23504, 15 November 1939, Page 17

Page 17 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23504, 15 November 1939, Page 17

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