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Otago Witness, Issue 3338, 6 March 1918, Page 4

(LTM.TTEI», Station Street, Dunedin MAR^HALL,»S ENGINES and MILLS. AINE>RIBW® & BEAVEN'S CHAEFCUTTEES, etc. KEEOSENE OIL ENGINES. R. & D. DUNOAIN»S FAEM IMPLEMENTS. MAGALISTER'S DISC EEDGEES. THEESHLNG MILLS. MELOTTE . CEEAM SEPAEATOES. SHEEP-SHEAEING MACHINES. PETEOL ENGINES and OEEAM SEPAEATOES. BALATA BELTING, OILS, etc.

he jModern, sOMjC M REMINGTON ARMS UMC CO; TH. de SCHRYVER. J,ti. Rsprwentatm* Auckland nai Ckristcaurch A modern .22 caliber repeating rifle must combine accuracy with convenience and safety. The Remington UMC Repeater bos a solid breech, is hammerlcss, easily taken apart and shoots -with unfailing accuracy. Examine one at your dealer's or, send for descriptive catalogue free upon request. ..I<V. £ V ~ : ~ > 7 i : -- ■•_ %■ Screwing Taekie makes screwing in close quarters easy. An Automatic Dierelease opens dies so they can be lifted off the work without backing off finished screws. Five Big Features: (1) Self-locking. Adjustable Dies; (2) Self. centring Guides j (3) No Running Back over newly-cut sorews j (4) No Loose Bushings to Lose; (6) No Breakable Small Parts. OS TEE, Screwing Tackle, Dies, and Extra Parts carried in stock by ironmongers, machinery and hardware, and plumbing supply houses. Write for Catalogue. Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. Australasian Representative: OHAS. WRIGHT, Box2oG, G.P.0., WELLINGTON, N.Z No. 102 R, }m to ljin ~_ i. _ . ■ . BSHPP j ■ -35