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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10299, 2 November 1911, Page 1

Lawn Moweis of duality! The " BRIGHTON," light and easy running, from 20/«• The "REGAL," Ball Bearing; made by the BftHle firm as the " Great American " ; from SS/« The " GREAT AMERICAN," easiest nmaiag movrct on the market, fiom ..." 60/. The " EXCELSIOR," with Grass Box. The mower that mows and rolla at the same time. From ' 70/* Lawn Keillors of all Sczas. Our Illustrated List of flowers free on application, MASON, STRUTHERS & Co.Ltd< The House for Quality

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Owing to the Wootton being stuck on a mud-bank at Stewart's Gully s tha Kaiapoi Shilling Company put its ptheif steaiiiei-j the Kair&ki, into commission yesterday morning, Tho Kairaki JiaS been laid up for the past thi-eo weeks, but tho company intends to employ ho.r in the timber trade between Nydia, Hay and Kaiapoi while the Woott-on is laid up. It is understood that tha Kairaki will not take aJJJ putside freight but only that cf ier Oytiars, and the timber carried from tiie Eounds will bt at, the wills at Kai«