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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19208, 10 January 1925, Page 3

r 1 (M wORn THE “HARDY” FLEXIBLE COUPLING BRITISH MADE. Acknowledged the ideal power—transmission unit. This coupling has many advantages over the machined metal type of universal joint: — IT REQUIRES NO LUBRICATION IT IS PERFECTLY NOISELESS THERE IS NO WEARING PART IT ILIMINATES BACK-LASH | The Hardy Laminated fabric disc is more flexible g than leather and will take a drive at a greater angle. s Full particulars will be gladly supplied by the Sole New Zealand Agents : 3 A. R. CHRISTIAN, LTD., | Lower Tory Street, WELLINGTON. H L I HI 1 'll B £5OO for Snapshots hßuy a Kodak or Brownie now, - take a picture and enter for the ! KODAK £5OO Film Competition (Confined to N.Z. only.) »»» Send in as many entries as you like. Prizes awarded for the j Pictures, not for their technical quality. Senior Junior Sections. £l3l/10/- in Prizes each month. Full particulars and Entry Forms OF ALL KODAK DEALERS AND LOCAL KODAK DEALERS : I CROWN PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT; M. MARK, CHEMIST; | C. V. INGLIS, Chemist; WILTON’S Avenue Pharmacy | —“■•—————————— Prism Binoculars Just landed—a stock of LEMAIRE’S FAMOUS PRISMS—the very things for the Farmer, the Sportsman or Tourist. Also Opera Glasses, Tele- # scopes, Microscopes, Compasses, etc. David A. C. Lilbume OPTICIAN ;; THE AVENUE :: WANGANUI. Here is a. good snggestion for a XMAS GlFT—say a pair of these famous Prisms, SW a Telescoue for the boy, or perhaps a Microscope.