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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13735, 29 May 1913, Page 2

AERO6EN 6AS. Ideally suited lor country hoas«e stores, hotels and billiard saloons. Hundreds of testimonials, including one from Mr Justice Madden or Victoria. AEROOEH The following testimonial has been received from A. Senior, Esq. Manager of the Flour Millp at Motueka:— Motueka. Nov. 26, '12. Messrs Taake/ <fe Levien. Nelson. Dear Sirs, My Aerogen Gas. Plant has been working perfectly and has not given me ft moment's trouble from the start. For light_ and. heat there is nothing, in my opinion, to equal it. Yours faithfully. A . S. Senior. Tfis Aerogen Safety Gas Machine aimply winds tip Uko a clock and is entirely automatic. The system is adopted ny N.Z. Government Railways for Station lighting. N. Z. Pubilo Works Department for public buildings. Tasker and Levien* Hardy Street Local agents for Neltwu ami district, wtoo will be pleased to show a plant working and g've particulars. .$ .__ blue cheek colo, silv~r. ano lead prospecting assw, ■tk:.v-db ss TEND' r,l)'of'.fti lbk-c' roe ?A\i (Wt of DRIVr-ifi f'jf eta- :■•..■•■•<> Sjf^fiifications i.o !>••; c^-nnn A ■■ ■■.ll'fi^.s 'Hardy street, ©r ftt the Minp V;- r:.-,..-.v's O'/fieo, WKBgaveka. Tender' c -.j< :\>n Mny, ' J4UI Ji_>e , * *# "BAiiU.c Wi.OGt '.iHVIJE.." THE WSiHSKY or ".-«€ 'FftiOO. M. M. Websn-;1 Self Agent. •T-3 Tir^:.:■:•'■ -:'-r. frRI T\'y..ir -ur;^ I > . ■ i* outfits •*- very ?i^"'.-■'•;■- ' ' •■■*r ■~.;: pc it grocers., - -•, >\ i-:-:'k '■>*..-■

"7 . • ; vw' '*/- '*: ■'• . ■ • - Jf ■ foil ■ ' . and':- kittle ' • ' —^——.- .. ■ _^ __ : • «^ek £5 for £1 lieposit and ss. per Week I }^^S^^M' N *4. 4s? 4r«rin i . ■ . guarantee. Good remuneration to the J.'-, __iimuiiJL-UL-iLiihi mm limnHimmr— ~ right man. ■ ( v- - ■ [^.M^yiuuniuillliiM— ;.j ifipftar i f Mil MHl\ HHKB33 UllllllKl IMIJH li"l"l'il'lli»i Illlnlli'llll»liiillUiimi——l—> ' ' ■: y ' " ■ ' \> ' ■ -~_^ u ~___ .'|T[S ft MysTERY T( j; MANY p topu j,M -SCORES" cam. SZt^m^b^S^^ SPECIAL. OFFER TO OREBS WELL ON COMPARATIVELY SftIALL IMItB. • pei:iods «- H^^^ei* FAMILY MEN. •_ . Owing to the success of his method L. W. BALKIND has de- &OTBb'&E HOP^^El- . T* *i i . • 4. x- • The socrat is easily expamed-thev buy their clothing I. cid ed to eltend^same privileges to residents of this district. If the breadwinner at any time is paying a little down and a little a week. \ou never see tbe.<. ; cwea to exiena m« b»u«3 pume^s v «w#B''K«* en lififtoiU' out of work through sicjoess, or other people shabby while waiting till they have saved enough mok '] > '. . . „- Arm '±. o _ j* r- c ™ nr) Wr. filflCl 3© te!l^Sßi« unavoidable cause, then I suspend the to buy a suit, or to get their children clothing. They .realise th?> t He offers £5 worth of goods fpr £Id eposit amd.^,^f K'{; instalments entirely until he has re- a good appearance counts in this world. If you arc> paid.fortnightly or monthly, jou payyour instalments covered. fa .n as you get paid. Terms couldn't be easier, could they.' How 'to Order.— Write about any- , There is-no need for any .honest person to save and scrape ti;- y : , Drapery, Clothing,' and Boots to the tliin" vn. ■RAmrm.hpr T o-Vinr tht T can P*tf caslx i because they can make up small orders or ; Send your orders for anything you want—Ladies' Costumes, 1 J» , . «» f fllM vorrin,q riirpHSite? satisfaction Zt in 'orde gr to orde? and'send it to BALKIKD, and secure what the ? CoatSj or Ut.der^ear-Men's and Roys' Suits Underwear, Boots above amount, will be ioiivaided dnect avofd nnnecossa,y corfesp^Sn^ S w{lTlt at onee > b^ Paying a moderate deposit and a few shilling? .. f anc | S hoe,s, Hats and Caps-overything-and I will guarantee to you on receipt of 20s. delay, please"" state name in full of a week. j satisfaction. . . . lumhiTirl inri wifft ildn nr-minitinn hv -.!■'. Tho goods are of the highest quality, whom and how long employed; length Well-to-do peoplo dun't miss the> money this way, and to i... BALKIND'S QUALITY IS ALWAYS RIGHT Common and my terms the easiest possible.1 ; of residence in present district and wage-earner is a GREAT BOON. He knows that he has tofc>i things look common from first to last, so we only feature goods • - • ■ j■ j ■ any other information you may care to wurd a few shillings week by week, and does-not miss it, and i.r of A.I. quality. / . . ;. -— * - send. This infofmati'on is only re- family are well dressed, and this man's house is: con>fortau ] . ■■ N quired with your first order. After equipped There is NO WORRY—NO TROUBLE. . Yoircan clothe tho whole family here, father or son, mother tf/rite, enclosing'stamp for reply,- ~- that you only need send the money . - n ATvrvmxa r,u-n ■ • or daughter, besides buying blankets, quilts, sheeting, towelling , . order as you require the goods, paying luat is h. VV. iSALKLSSV b plan. and pther household necessities, and everything of the best, either T q fcfm^LT^'ofl'the^ou^o? BALKIND'S business was in Christoh.rrchia.WV for spot cash «r o. my P I M : , ■ v <?w Cl°^ n *nA.,? el d in«. a., t"al oi; cle? has thousands, of pleased customers throughout Canterbury, ar. * a man or woman is honest and straightfontaKl, 1 meet thorn. iv DRAPER A ND HOUSEHOLD NOW. You will be satisfied and I nux^bers amoncr its patrons many people of standing, who find i! the most liberal manner possible. .., Dmirp & will make now mends. & " ' . B Surruith, L. W/BALKIND. . .'■ .".: -■.;"■;■. ..'.•.. «--^^ '.. ,' . . .., 4 ..-'; " .cumsTcnußCH. r : ;