Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25049, 13 November 1944, Page 3

iiao 0° cA bS I e£ V-tt 0 :n m L' m X i % m & 05 >n »i-rr?&«s ?&«5 tt/i'sAZ & J§S v* Brook Motors «®5 W Wl lit VM fl« ms »iw> TRANSMISSION Renold Chain Drive M .•♦Vw Mu» W» Kg SS 'SAW; »:« *\S »yss» \s» V* » •*» »i * 111 i:ii iii VVe co-ordinate all three for maximum Industrial efficiency If it's stocked by Christian It's the best of its kind in the world. WlflH ■ TTRTfIV WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND AND CHRISTCHURCH. N.Z.

ki ALL MAIN TOWNS

m I 0 Ui •*! ; "The Grange" 6-Piece Dining Suite comprises Sideboard 4ft wide with bow ends and leadlights; Drawleaf Table extending from 3ft 3in x 3ft to sft sin x 3ft; 4 Chairs with tip-out seats complete the Suite. Made ill seasoned Tawa and finished in rich Antique Brown shade. Cash Price, £45/10/OUR TERMS: NO DEPOSIT, 2 YEARS TO PAY. 10/- Weekly. THE OAK FURNISHING COY. LTD. 136 SYMONDS STREET AUCKLAND K-m,, * A . 'J, t ■" * WWRAILROAD "W Much railroad traffic of today is rolling forward on rails and track equipment made by Bethlehem; is being carried on Bethlehem wheels and axles; is drawn by locomotives using Bethlehem boiler and firebox plates. In designing and manufacturing these products, Bethlehem places the safety factor above all else. Every step, from the making of the steel to the critical and repeated inspection of the finished equipment, is calculated to provide absolute safety in service. This is one of the reasons why railroad men have come to rely on the products of Bethlehem-"one of the world's greatest producers of steel". Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation 25 Broadway, New York, U.S.A. ■m ■mm v i ™ ~' : V'fS•■••.v.w WW