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Wairarapa Age, 22 May 1928, Page 6

Where Manchester Values Reign Supreme Here are Sheetings and other Household Items that are well worth their cost. More than worth their cost, in fact, because they have all been Reduced to Prices that make them Superb Values. SHEETINGS SPECIALLY PRICED! 54-in. White Twill Sheeting 1/9 yd. 80-in. White Twill Sheeting 2/6 yd. 54-in. Plain Unbleached Sheeting 1/9 yd. 80-in. Plain Unbleached Sheeting 2/6 yd. Heavy White Twill Sheets—Single Bed Size 10/11 pr. Double Bed Size 16/6 pr. Plain Pillow Cases 1/- each. Serviettes 6/11 doz. 50-in. White Damask 2/3 yd. White Turkish Towelling lOS. yd. 36-in. White Twill Flannelette 1/6 yd. 36-in. Striped Pyjama Flannelette 1/3 yd. 36-in. Sheepskin Pyjama Cloth 2/3 yd. 30-in. Light Grey Union Shirting 1/9 yd. 27-in. Storm Flannelette, in Blue, Shrimp, Fawn and Grey 1/- yd. iC. SMITH, Ltd. “THE PEOPLE’S STORE” QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON.

GREAT NEWS FOR DAIRYMEN! The Famous— Alfa Laval Separator PRICES STILL FURTHER REDUCED! NOTE THESE PRICES. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW TO SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT! Type. Capacity. Old Price. New Price, per hour. £ s. d. £ s. d. VIOLA 3 I3gals. 10 10 0 8 10 0 VIOLA 4 22 gals. 13 0 0 11 0 0 COLIBRI 3 33 gals. 16 10 0 14 0 0 COLIBRI .. .. H 3 33gals. 18 10 0 15 10 0 COLIBRI 4 45gals. 21 0 0 18 0 0 COLIBRI .... H 4 45gals. 23 0 0 20 0 0 DAISY 3 65gals. 29 10 0 25 0 0 DAISY H 3 65gals. 31 10 0 27 0 0 DAISY 4 90galt. 36 15 0 31 0 0 DAISY H 4 90gals. 39 0 0 33 10 0 REGINA 3 130 gals. 55 10 0 47 10 0 NOTE.—“H” before number denotes High Stand Machine. The “Daisy” Separators listed above are without Supply Cans, which may be procured, if required, at small extra cost. C. E. DANIELL, LTD. OUEEN STREET MASTERTON. ’PHONES: Office and Hardware, 1620 (two lines) Timber Yard, 1128.

Drunken Governors SYMPTOMS.—PIaying out of tune, or making a burring sound, even to loud rumblings. This fault may be caused by: (1) Using gummy oil; (2) insufficient oil; (3) dust or small particles of brass worked into the collar from the lock screw, or uneven tension on governor . springs. Tho former trouble will be overcome by cleaning with benzine and working fresh oil through the governor collar. This is best accomplished by letting all power off the main springs and then turning main spindle backwards and forwards while dropping fine oil on governor spindle at each end. This motion draws the oil through the collar. Uneven tension — loosen springs on brake end, pull them evenly, thon tighten screws gradually. If unsuccessful, replace with new springs of correct gauge. To remove brass dust—take spindle out of governors and agitate in benzine bath with lock screw out and remove flakes with soft stick. THE 1928 MODELS OF H.M.V. JUST OPENED ARE A REVELATION, COME AND HEAR THE GREAT MASTERS ON THEM. DEMONSTBA TIONS ARRANGED FOR ANY TIME. We have a glorious selection of Gramophones by Renowned Makers for Cash or Easy Terms. Prices from 50/- to £97. Also a few of the Old Models to Clear at HALF-PRICE. ARTS AND CRAFTS THE HOME OF MUSIC—THE HOUSE FOR PRESENTS. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON.