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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13736, 30 May 1913, Page 2

AEROGtN GAS. Ideally suited uu <:oii;iti.y bouses stores, hotels and billiard saloons. Hundreds of testimonials, including one froßv Mr .hi-tH'<> Maddon of VictoriaThe following tossiinomal has been received from A. Se'tior. F,sq\ Manager of the Flour Milk nf 'ilotueka:— Nov. 26, '12. Messrs Tabled* ct Lover Doar Sirs, My Aerogeu Oas Plant has been tvorkuig perfectly and has not given mo & moment's trouble from the start. For light and boat there is nothing, in my opinion, to equal it. Yours faithfully. A S Senior. The Aerogen Safety Gas Machine simply winds up like a clock and is ( entirely automatic. The system is adopted by N.Z. Government Railways for Station lighting. N. Z. PubJio works Department for public buildings. T&sker and Levien, Hardy Street Local agents for N^ls-oti and district, who will bo pleased to show a plantworking and Ef»v*" dullest particulars. BLUE CREEK COLD, SILVFR, AND LEAD PRO3PKCTSNC ASSN. TEN I>K S TBIENDTCTJS »n> tr.vic . ■ ■<■ UOO teet of X L\RLVI (.4 { .-. ti.- ,*.•*•*- Specifications to be se-B ;t ■ f< .b -nig's, Hardy street, or at t^<- M n- ;\J>!<. -uvr's Office, Wangapeka. Tnn:-r: c- -■• i.'.n tflst May. 1443 BY !■• o -*- « 9Jf "BAIUE NtCOL jARVSE." THE WHISKY OF THE PERIOD. M. M. Webster, sole Agent, 75 Trafalgar Str-wt. r|PRY <*>ur largv- H>>>.,-,.■>, \.•.->,.. ■••■- very neat type '.m;. :,-<•*'••<<•• ••<.■: draper? grocers, bootmaker-, ;. ' ;•.'. .■.tor;*'-.

"iflfi *$ * !*s"_" I _3& wmraSOTMßOTiaamßßSjo^^ 1 | €$L §-_'^ %a>if4 JP' 13 jjguarantee.'• Good remuneration to thol :. tiitr __ lU _;. iiirT _ M _ MW ,.__ B -_»i.i W _w_F_pni Bright man. I li_.nnr" lJ"°""l" j;!M'l'"'^'-"J""Tr **"i"if' t—■»_ . ::riJr_aa!3io____arjK." -™-~~—-™T~" IT IS S MYSTERY TO MANY PEOPLE HOW SCORES CAR S.^S^liS^t Sl^^ti'iSlr^iSS f J f«__ly _■_■■ ! DRESS WELL ON COMPARATIVELY SMALL INCOMES. *•**• _?5 f«tr #1 P*»*-.ft I r_*_i_aiLY _i_i&si. . . ~. m . MT w ralkind has o«- « d&%l _&tr c& g eJfote_?«*^■*--*-*ft- ? T _ _ • - The secret i 9 easily explained-they buy their clothing I, ~ o ,™ n S , to nSfef to residents I If the breadwinner at any time is payil]g a Httle dmvn a * d a v mtle a tf ou nGver se e.tks Clded to extend the same Pllvlle2 es to resldents or as,, | - - s~ »_ j out of work through sicioess, or other people shabby while waiting till they have saved enough moWl . . , , «, , .;* ,«,i uwkl" fi ' *B^S» 6S. ti;ii v v Lr< ■i' unavoidable cans., thon I suspend the to buy a suit, or fco gettheir children clothing. They realise tha He offers £5 worth of goods tor £1 depos« a.^ t V c! s'; | | instalments entirely until he has re- a good appearance counts in this world. If you are paul fortnightly or monthly, you pay yom insLaimtiu. « | covered. as you get paid. Terms couldn't be easier, could they t jj g How to Order.—Write about any- There is no need for any honest person to save and scrape ti T ,n n .' p n -tn.r,.. X Drapery. Clothing, and Tioou to thejj thine you wn'it Remember, I cuar- they can. pay cash, because they can make up small orders or : Send your orders for anything you.want—Ladies Lootn im..., h nmm , n t wi'l he i'orv, t! v direct 1 'intee satisfnotion but in order to order and send it to BALKIND, ard secure what the CoatS) O r'Underwear—Men's and .Roys' Suits \Jndenvear, IJooi- j,..me amount, WDo i,)m,..i...<. p avj)i'd unnecossary'correspondence or wnnt at once, by paying a moderate deposit and a few shilling j and Shoes, Hats and Caps—everything—and I will guarauuv: |,0 you on receipt ot -Us. | delay, please stato name in full of a week. I satisfaction. 3 . ' i if <f husband and wife, also occupation—by . ■ T «T, m -1 - I ' ho go°ds aro °f " "'".?.* ' = whom and how loner employed; length S Well-to-do people don't miss the money this way, and to tfc BALKIND'S QUALITY IS ALWAIS RI&H1. Uwnruc .;■ | an j 11]y terras the easiest 1 ..>..!■!■• . of residence in present district and! wage-earner is a GREAT BOON. He knows that he has to foi things look common from first to last, so we only feature good:- | ■. any other'information you may care to I ward a few shillings week by week, and does not miss it, and Iv o f quality. 1 !,'• send. Tliis . ■irifornnvtion is only re-| family are well dressed, and this man's house is comfortabj | ; quired with your first order. AfterH equipped There is NO WORRY—NO TROUBLE. . You can clothe the whole family here, father or son, mothei | v/rfte, enclosing stR--;, H-y :<•:::•- ' that yon-only nood send the money 1 < w PATTrran-a 1 ' or daughter, besides buying blankets, quilts, sheeting• towel hi:- I , order as yon r<'f;nire tho goods,,paymg| That is L. W. BALKIND S plan. and other household necessities, and everything of the best, either | - TO • ■ « foTlillinS r:XlX offth^moSt of I BALKIND'S business was established in in 13« cash or ™ Gas^ ment ' ' I T _._. ~„ , s .. , \ purchase. , | Christchurch people soon showed their appreciation of the libera . -+i l+ l in TC n V 'T trp-it yon So lon'T ; I Ij. W . I>/Illj'[*■ i'; !" c -, -, , 7 +~;ol «r^ri terms. Theveagerlv became, customers. To-day this businea You will be delighted with the way Itmit jou bo on | ju. H. J»^w >< Sit down a-Kl^l me a trial ordeii thousan^s o f pleased cus t O mers throughout Canterbury, an; a man or woman is honest and straightfor^aid, 1 meet tlv,» ... f DRARER AMD HOU SEHO: T jj will makl°nV« Wfriemi* ' S numbers among its patrons many people of standing, who find £ the most liberal manner possible.. ■ |] SUPPLIER, ? ".L. W, "RALKINDJ . . ■ "~™^ ' " "~ ■ a.- •:. I christchurch ' j