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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3647, 25 January 1899, Page 7

" ON TOP "—AND TO STAY. Like the Leaning Tower.of Pisa, the Koval Bar-Lock Typewriter (now model) staAds alone. To .see this machine at work is to acknowledge its vast superiority over all others. It challenges comparison for speed, manifolding power, mimeographing, touch, alignment, clearness of typo, -and durability; while for tabulating, invoicing, printing envelopes, and writing on ruled dines, it absolutely distances all competitors. There aro no shift-keys to bother you, or jambing of typebars to induce profanity, no carriage to lift before you can see what you have written, and no noise to disturb" the neighbours. It is built for business, and is able to do it. Operators who have % used other machines, and are therefore j competent to judge, agree that the .Royal Bar-Lock is right on top and is the best that money can buy. Public trial challenged with any other machine in the market. Guarantee given with each machine. Call see, or spnd for particulars. E. J. Le Grove, 42, Lambton quay, Wellington. 782 “ Keating's Powder ” destroys bug3>fleaa, moths, beetles and all other insects, while quite harmless to domestic animals. In citarminating beetles the -success .of this powder is extraordinary. It is perfectly clean in application. See the article yon purchase is “ Keating’s,” as imitationa are noxious and ineffectual. Sold in Tins, lid, Is and 2s 6d each, by all chemists. 1