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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 858, 9 November 1916, Page 9

TABLE CUTLERY THAT LASTS. If you liny a pocket-knife for fiftee:i pence you feel mean, yet Minson 's table knive at 1/1 and 1/3 will be good knives in L'O rears. .e Those interested in Motor Power for the Farm should call at the International Harvester Co., Casliel Street Showrooms and inspect the very latest Mogul Kerosene Tractor, obtain names of those New Zealand fanners who have purchased, are using, and are willing to testify that the Mogul Tractor is a reliable power for ploughing, cultivating, drilling, harvesting, as well as belt work with ehaffcutters and threshers. The Tractor is supplied with either Colonial or Oliver four-furrow self-lift ploughs. It should be particularly noted that the Tractor is built in the well known "MeCorniick Works," and all NewZealand farmers know that "MeCorniick" htauds for quality and reliability, s