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Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13819, 8 October 1918, Page 4

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WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR STOCK. ' We Have Everything to Furnish With* lurniture, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Blinds, Mate, Carpets, Dinner Sets, Tea £"*•.., Cups and Saucers, Crockery, Toilet Ware, Ornaments, Enamelled Ware, Silver Ware, Electro Plated Ware, Cutlery, etc; . ' Etery thing For' Tie Gardes: Seeds, Manures, Spade*, Forki, Rake*, Spray Eumps, Arsenate of Ivead, Bordeaux Mixture^ Everything for The Farmer: 'Hone Covers, Cow Covers/Cow Drenches, Horse Medicines, Sheep Dip, Machinery, Ploughs, Chains, Saddlery, etc* Everything For The Painter and Builder: Iron Spouting, Sidging, Nails, Locks, Hinges, Oil Paints, Glass. Tools of All Swta. « Everything For Tie Winter: Lamps, Lanterns, Kerosene, Hate, Oil Coats, Heaters, Trunks, Leather Bags, General Hardware. We Are Ageats For: Massey Harris Implements, Domo Separator*, Australian Alliance Assurance Co. HAGUE-SMITH LTD., Branch** at THAMES, PAEROA, NETHERTON. yy SPRING AND SUMMER FOOTWEAR. f f Opening up daily, all the Latest D|H f Comfortable Styles and Shapes— IF I for all the Family—at REASONABLE Ju y prices. j&P Come and Have a Look '£F~^r^^oo»L in Our Windows! SPECIAL: Women's Tan'and Black / r—^*\ \**r Shoes to be sold very cheap. See these at o»ce at . C. H. WHITEHEAD'S RELIABLE FOOTWEAR STORE.

Oil/*!* Sl\Artf^fHT •'■ ' wWm H\ t ■•■? f^-^Vi This represents the difference i| II H\ . . -P-M •■■j _ F § J ■ R BOOTH . SELF-OILER and all others. Not Many Points in Doing a Dirty Job 50 Times a Year when a Positive Means of Cutting Out 49 of Them Offers ! ! ! . This is not mere " selling: tall;" but is a statement of practical every-day fact, proven to the full, in thousands of cases, all over the Dominion, and we are continiually getting letters meaning the same, but not perhaps so concisely put, as the- following: Waikari, Dec. 6th, 1916. Messrs. Booth, Macdonald & Co., Ghristchurch. Dear Sirs—l thought it might interest you to know that the first Self-Oiler Windmill I got from you just two years ago was put up at that time and filled with the specified quantity of oil, and has not had any more put into it until to-day. The cog was still dipping into the oil, and it may have gone another year. I am, yours sincerely, (Signed) HENRY H. HOLLAND. P.S. —The mill has to supply water for six paddocks, the stable, garden, and all about the homestead, so it is not idle. 95 per cent, of Windmill troubles result from inattention to lubrication. With the BOOTH SELF-OILER lubrication troubles are non-existents As there'are no other troubles of which we have any knowledge tho 8.5.0. IS 100% gOOd 1 It represents: Service— Plus / Trouble, Minus! Get illustrated Catalogue) Post Free. Please mention this paper. Booth, Macdonald & Co., Ch-ch. Auckland Branch: Corner Albert and Durham Streets. Local Agents: D. MeL. WALLACE, Thames, Te Aroha, and Matamata. Thames Representative: Mr. Hare, P.O. Box 64 - ' - a