Page 15 Advertisements Column 4

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 2 June 1923, Page 15

,#»A9C»4ey pHot Water in | abundance! | Cheaply Produced & 1 Instantly Available! | The METEOR | boiler. 5 i Size: 3 17'Ain- wide. | ISin. deep. I 24-in. Siigi*. IPrice (I. E. SHAGKLOGK LTD. Sole Manufacturers Dunedin, Wellington, <9 and Auckland. THE NEW Meteor” Boiler for Hotels, Restaurants, Boardinghouses, Sheep Stations, Dairies, and Reuses where cooking is done by gas ipg|\ or electricity. m This compact Boiler is designed to Al provi-de a plentiful supply of hot CTji* water, independent of the kitchen p;;»§!:ran&e. It is particularly valuable m gpljfi homes wheTO gas or electricity is t gigffused for cooking. It, is strongly { Inbuilt, quick in action, will bum alSjjmost any fuel, can be easily con--1 nected with existing Hot Water Systems, and gives sufficient Hot Water for a bath every 15 minutes. The Meteor Boiler may be placed in Ba brick obimnoy or in any convenient position and worked with a stove pipe. It may alao be used aa a Destructor Second-hand Machinery Wo have on hand for sale tho following list of machinery been thoroughly overhauled and in many cases is equal to 1 LISTER PORTABLE SHEARING PLANT, I LITTLE WONDER SHEARING PLAN L 1 2i PETROL ENGINE (POSH MAGNETO), 1 FORD ONE TON TRUCK {WITH DELIVERY BODY). 1 POTATO SPRAYER, 1 P. AND D. 13 HOE STAR DRILL, 1 TEN BLADE SUNSHINE DISC CULT 1 STORRIE RIDGER (EQUAL TO NEW} 1 M.H DRILL 17 COULTER COMPLETE, 1 M.H. MOWER. 1 MoOORMACK MOWER, 1 MoOORMACK BINDER. 1 STORRIE TWO ROW SCUFFLER, AND MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. which ban no's?. s (3 0 0 10 0 25 <1 0 180 0 0 12 10 0 00 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 10 b 0 0 0 0 0 0 & S 3 20 «5 20 20 18 R. J, & Co., Ltd W AIM ATE. TT *of.pmwg M f.i'l'. VITST Shooting Season. 1923 D-B. B.L. ..GUMS S.«. B.L. GUMS By the Best Makers. | WINCHESTER RIFLES—Single Shot—Repeater—Automatic and High. Power. AMMUNITION of all kind for 10, 12, 16 or 20 Gauge by 24 and 2} Shotguns. , . RIFLE CARTRIDGES—. 22, .25, .32, .35, .38, :44, .303, .401 H.P. SHOOTING LICENSES or Native Game Issued. Priest & Holdgates; Sporting Headquarters, ARCADE and! STAFFORD -STREET

WANTED*. TANTEDA NIGHT WATCHMAN. Apply by letter to: MANAGER, C.F.C.A. Motor Dept. WANTED to Let —Large Stable and Trapshed,. on Acre of Land, Wilson Street., Apply It. H. Bowie, 7 Evans Street. STUDENT. of International Correspondence Schools (Engineering), desires position in. Garage. Apply Engineering, Herald Office. BOARD and Residence, privately, .is offered, most central (two vacancies). Address 46 Church Street. ypEACHER of Pianoforte and Theory X. has few vacancies for pupils advanced or beginners. £T 10s term. Pupils prepared'for "examinations: Apply'A.T.'C.L.,. Herald Office. SUPERFLUOUS Hair Destroyed by Rusma (Registered). Send stamped addressed envelope for tree literature to Mrs F. Hullen, C.M.D., 3 Courtenay Place, Wellington. BAD Legs can be cured; Varcx Treatment, Varicose Ulcers and Eczema Nurse at 43 'William Street.

SPECIALS in Keep Warm wear and Top Wear at den’s, Stalford Street North, phone '434. Under- j Mars- i Tele- ! FOR Baby—Wool Singlets, Pilches all Wool 3s 6d, Wool Gaiters all Colours 2s'9d, Gloves, Wool Coats, Hats, Dresses and Shawls, etc. 171 OR Ladies—b.S. Women’s Woven ; Nightdresses 13s 6d, all Wool Spencers and Velvet Finish Spencers, Short and Long Sleeves, from 4s (id, j Singlets and Combinations, a splendid I assortment of warm winter weights at i cur fine prices, Fleecy Lined and Wool ■ Bl.iomcrs from 5s 6tl, and Petticoats 6s , lid, all Wool Gauntlet Gloves in Dark j and Light Fancy Mixtures 4s- 6d. C CHILDREN—' Wool Dresses 8s- 6d j ' Wool Vests, Long am Short Sleeves, Girls’ Fleecy and Wool Bloomers Wool Scarves and Hats to match fis lid .Jerseys and Cardigans for Boys and Girls, Warm Shirts for Bovs, ail sizes 4s 6d, Girls' Wool Hats Ls (id. MEN’S— All Wool Sweater Jerseys, j with or without Sleeves 10s 6d , and 13s 6d, Wool Ribbed Sox Is 6d. ileavv and Fine Wool Singlets and Underpants Fleecv Lined and Velvet I'mish Singlets and Underpants Worn (is 6d, "Wool Gloves 2s lid and Mulhers, Flannels, and Shirts, a line range, at pay cash pay less pnccs. FOR Flannel, Warm Shirtings. Romper Cloth, White and Striped Flannelette, Winceyette, Plain and Twill, Swansdown, etc., try W. marsden Cash Draper and Mercer, Stallord Street North, where it pays to stop and shop. NO NO. Tlio only Stiop Tor School ’Bags, Smith’s Jimmie ( Weo Leather Shoppie, 180 Stafford Street, Timaru. All cheap, 3s (id to las on. Solid Leather 8a upwards Ladies. Sunshine Purses from 5s (with a weo baggie inside too). MASON AND RAMSAY. I PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS AND i GENERAL HOUSE DECORATORS. ! 1). B. RAMSAY AND J. C. MASON, • "JfT&EO to intimate that they have ! _0 started business as Working I'art- ; net's in the above Trade. | All Classes of Work undertaken, town ! or country. j Materials and Workmanship guar- ! an teed. 1 Gbrvi.ti ami do Eiy.n-5 SL. Tuatiru.