Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 20 January 1933, Page 4

When water j means money A Mac Ewan Pump is worth its weight in 6 j gold in the dry summer months. Water y IHI k^ 1 then means money. A Mac Ewan Pump /n l||l n. Outfit gives you plenty of water —keeps xjf Hl®- \ your tanks always full, keeps production ■ figures up, keeps your shed clean and cool. Z#\ , i MacEwan Pumps run automatic- II A allystarting and stopping is iVUf r- A r governed by the level in your tank. The first cost is so small . that a Mac Ewan Pump soon ■ pays for itself, while running. A' )■ I costs arc almost negligible. Send J k 11 B . '. . for particulars now, including I y S&l II Copy of our booklet, “Water- \ > I MM! Wealth.” XjZ *' Ijßj® kJ fEt tk kJ 4? Iwlm w ™ l ' " « ADE IWSWyt a-T KEW 2EALANO : ■ In yo** r anil KWKIB address, elip this advcrtlsement and post I ®» MacEwea &. Name — — 1J mVM Co - Lfd - N - p ’ StratII ■ EHBfard, Hawera,.-or O|tu> / r ■ ' - nakB ’ .Address - - - —;

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HOT WORK! _ But it is gd6d to know that at the end of the job there is a sparkling, cool draught of— W ARD’S * • x x xx BOTTLED ALE Get in a supply for the week-ends. Gur Prices are Lower for Quantity Lots. D. J. MALONE & CO. LTD. Wine and Spirit Merchants and Cordial Manufacturers, • Corner Fenton and Juliet Streets - STRATFORD