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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9008, 15 August 1907, Page 4

- Tak e Care ■ of the Lawn . I When you have the proper tools, it is a pleasure to care for the lawn. At Recce's we have a full selection of the best tools, priced reasonably. «*«__-M_ai*MM««M-MiWMMM* " AVONIA " LAWN MOWEE, a really good mover at low price, cutter bar and hlades made of first-grade stpel, in three sizes, 12 inch cut 25/- 14. inch cut 27/- 16 inch cut 30/- --" KEEN "CUTTER " MOWEE, awarded Gold Medal at N.Z. International Exhibition, ball bearing, easy running, and generally excellent, has four k <wn cntting bladei, a mower we can' highly recommend, 12 inches 45/- 34 inches 50/- 16 inches 55/- 18 inches 60/- --" EXCELSIOE " LAWN MOWEES, the best mower on the market being roller driven, it allows you to cut the edges of the lawn, an easyrunning mower, in five sizes, 12 incbes 70/— 34 inches 80/— 16 inchas 90/- 18 inches 100/- 20 inches 110/- - -"DAISY" WEED LIPTEBS, for removing w«eds from the lawn without damaging the grass 1/9 each. GEASS SHEAES for clipping edges and corners, lient or straight I/O to 4/EDGING KNIVES for lawns from 3/- up. LAWN EAK-.S frqin 8/6 v EUBBEE GAEDEN HOSE at from 7_d per foot for f-inch hose in 50ft. coils. CANVAS HOS El, f-inch 9d p»r yard. Larger sizes at similar low prices. HOSE EEELS 10/6 v . •.- i * NNMWMWMIMMMWWW* (~£yj^^^_. Qolombo -___C^ cf-^£L* ' Street - l ' ' J [BONNINGTONS TOOTH POWDER PRESERVES THE TEETH. \J . This is a scientific preparation, the ingredients of which are so, wisely chosen, and then so thoroughly well prepared, that the result is a preparation of the highest ' order for preserving and beautifying the teeth. It is one of our specialities, and, to suit every taste, is prepared in three flavours, viz. : — . . ■ . ■: -, > ; - -■<■■ ■;,■■.■ -. .. - |- j . ■■■-■■■■ ■• ■,:'■■■■■ .. i ARECA NUT CARBOLIC ' COur 8l > preme •"«*«•> Containing the right pro- .■;,•■ portion of Areca Nut, . A beautiful cream-colored .... .• ii • ..j Powder, which foams which is so highly prized The finest obtain . ,^'j whUst in pse . by the Natives of the _ Ue varie t v of andjeaves an after- feelEast Indies for whitening th j s p 0 p U i_- p o w- , ing of cleanliness in a the teeth and hardening J eft : degree unapproached by the gums. any other dentifrice. 1/- PER TIN. 1/- PER TIN. 1/, PER TIN. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOB THE »EBT DENTIFRICE ON THE MARKET LOOK INTO THE MIERITB OF OUR POWDER. 1— BONNII_tONS=_J ■

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