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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20039, 4 March 1927, Page 7

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“Father, I cannot tell a lie, I did it.” So said George Washington after he chopped the cherry tree down. Historians do not tell us, but we expect George’s father led him to the wood shed and there showed him the error of his ways. It was lucky that he did not have one of our HATCHETS otherwise he would have cut more than one cherry tree down, and have suffered accordingly. These Hatchets are made of the best steel, are handled, and ora ideal for chopping firewood, etc. Try one. The price is only 4/a Railed 6d extra. VERNON SMITH, LTD. Ironmongers, At Vernon Smith’s Comer, GEORGE STREET . - DUNEDIN. It t i#e l VheNew ttUMfMr coal range NoicHigh Pressure rpilS range, burning coal or wood, can be supplied in 3ft. and 3ft. 6in. sizes, and marks a new departure in range construction. The oven and fire-box doors are eaamelled white, and can be kept clean with a damp cloth. Grease-collecting crevices are banished. The oven is designed for rapid and even heating: it retains its heat, and bakes evenly without turning shelves. The inflow of cold water to the High Pressure Boiler does not affect oven heat —it’s the range for your home. Also supplied with plain cast doors or with Low Pressure Copper or Iron Side Boiler. I I I 1..1 1.. I .1. I I lON A RANGES Awarded the only Gold Medal and First Order of Merit, N.Z. and S.S. Exhibition. 1925-26. Wembley Medal. 1924-25. Stocked by all leading merchant* from whom full particulars can be had on application. BRINSLEY & COMPANY, LIMITED. 13 DUNEDIN and AUCKLAND.