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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14001, 4 March 1920, Page 2

THE 132© 0- METHOD OF I. LIGHTING ? YOUR FARM. Tiie up-to-date Farmer demands Electric. Light and Power to make his. work lighter and homelife brighter. - and enjoy the advantages of 5 > r Electricity without further delay. DELCO-LICHT runs oh kerosene. A child can operate it. It supplies constant current for lighting, for running the separator, circular-saw, pump, milking machine, and for scores of other jeLs. Distributors for North island: Distributors tor South Island: ARTHUR D. RILEY AND CO., LTD., N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIAWellington and Auckland. TION, LTD., Christchurch. LOCAL AGENTS: , „, _. WIMPENNY BROS., and Reid, Ltd., Moray Place, DUNEDIN, W. K. BUNGE ... 7LNSARU. f^m In the days of Sir Francis Drake* Tea first became known in \ England towards the end of thel6th century. In those (£\ stirring times when England's sailors • swept the seas a chest of Tea was a more varued prize than many a trinket wrested from the haughty Spaniard. And yet money could not buy any tea that would compare with EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE Just as "Amber Tips" is superior to the tea of Drake's days so too does it to-day hold pride of place over other brands. One trial will prove its merits —test it to-night. 19 , ft NEKSSITHQ FVERY FARM-IPFaS' FiMGUS SEWING ftWL Ttip WVT* that nttvts evcrv condition' f'>r :i handy tool to inond old or 11..V hr»rn.ws. ssrhilrs. (tun ras.-s. stiir noes. >!>.,.-. r-arprts, strain ha K s, iuvnm-'x putivv 'fit- and tit- ci-mfort'-rs. i-tf. I armors and Stofkincn if to sew" up xviri* <-ut- in livv stor-k. Tin- Awl is woll made, and with onlinarv car..- will last a lifetime. Nothing to jtot out of order. All parts an* »it.rrhan;:.>abU. so if •>"- »>art --is lost or broken, you do not have to throw the tool away. We supply diir.-ront parts Is.- any kiwi of lorfcstttrh inaehin • m>r.lU-s, tl.ry are kept m tin- hollow screw top handle. ~.-... 1 Thowh it is not necessary, a hoi Vr tor ill- learner sometimes speeds ttte work. On.- ran oasily !•-■ made by sawm-t n barrel stave m two a holt :»>i.! a thr.nih srrew in--rtiii n-ar tin- centre, and th<» lower ends hwted to .-?. stiitahle pi".-'* of v.ood. PERFECT HAND SEV/ING MACHINE. TOOLS IN HANDLE.

Post frBB fo 'any address, 3s 61 BURTOM'SIMPORIUSV! POR VALUE , FOR QUALITY. KAMnrs for low piuces. Stationer Fancy Goods Toys Books - Crockery Ironmongery NEXT DEWAR'S GARAGE. 'Phone 522. SMART ORESS To be v/ell dressed yon must wear a NICE SHIRT. We have hundreds to choose from. The Prices are Right—From 7s (id to 15s 6d. VELOUR HATS For Winter Wear. These are very Smart. Good Shades Grey, Fawn, and Black; also Felfs Prices from I2s Cd C. 0. COOK & GO. Opposite Opera House ~.. to 32s Sd. OdIFiTIEBB. Successor to das. Rodman. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Estate and Agency Company of N.Z., Limited. Established ISS4 -Capital £100,250. ". DIRECTORS: ; SIR GEORGE FEXWICK (Chairman), Messrs WM. E. REYNOLDS, JOHN MILT., EDO All- 0. HAZLETT,~ JAMES REUO. KCBEIiT T. fflLM()l=l{ (Soutl)lai.(l). rjHHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY chums that tlio _-*• eoustiUition of its Directorate, the experience of its Officials, its aiuple Capital and Reserves, its extensive business, make fl exceptionally well qualified' to act as Executor and Trustee. < "If you hare not made a Will you should do so forthwith. The system-of appointing Companies to act as Trustee has many advautages over the appointment of Private Trustees. > " Agent Nortn Ota*ro: WALTER SUMPTER, Oamam. A ; Hftad Office: Vogel Street, Dunedin, JAS. A. PARK, Manager.