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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 18022, 17 May 1930, Page 10

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MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE. •yyAIKATO jgXCHANGE. Saw and Bench, new, £8; Separators, as new, Alfa.9ogal. £ls, 45gal. £7 10s; Engines, 2* £ls and £l6 10s, 11 £10; Topdresser, "iR. and G., BTt., as new, £2O; Swamp Harrows, used £6, new, all metal, £9; Scoop, £3 10s; Rollers, £ls and £18; Konaki, new, £6 10s; Disc Plough, £l4, Swamp Ploughs, £lB and. £22 lOs; Discs, 12bl, £11; Lever Plough,, as new, £ls. And all usual lines. ALEXANDRA ST., HAMILTON. Phone 2409. Hamilton implement' works ltd.12 hi. McCormick Disc, £l3; D.F. International Plough, £l3; D.F. Booth, as new, £ls; M.II. Drill, good, £2O; 7ft. Cambridge Roller, Fore carriage and screw brake, £2O; 2i h.p. Engine, £l4; 4 Horse Set^Blocks and Chains, £3; 1 Leaf Lever Harrow, £2 10s; Block Dray, £l2; Whakalane Harrow, £9, as new; 1 Horse Set Tripods and Chain, £4.—LONDON ST., HAMILTON, right behind New Batik N.Z., Hamilton North. Phone 2123; Private 3010. 1 Massey-Harrts Hay. Rake; f . McCormick Mower; 2 Masse,y-Harris Mowers; 1 Bamlord Mower; 1 Johnston Mower; '1 DeerIng Drill; 1 Pennsylvania Drill;' all reconditioned and ■ guaranteed. still available: New Hay Sweeps, storey stackers and Graos, Gate Sweeps, Motor Sweeps, etc.— A. M. BISLEY & CO., WARD STREET, HAMILTON. CITROEN SIX. THE VERY LATEST IN > ENGLISH CARS. 100 Per Cent English Workmanship. Combines French ana English durability with the graceful lines of American design. The flexibility and power of this car am a revelation. STANLEY & CO., WARD STREET. HAMILTON, who are also still selling the Stanley Super Milking Machine. 6-FOOT WINDMILL WITH PUMP. M. 13-TOOTH CULTIVATOR, «8. F. H. JELLYMANALEXANDRA STREET. WHAKATANE HARROWS ■uuM Whakatane It has come under my notice that makers of other grassland harrows are asserting that I am using their harrow on my Horotiu farm. Although I have tried other harrows I am convinced that they do not equal the Whakatane, which is the only harrow I own and which I consider is the. best yet made. F. J. FARRELL. Collingwood St. HAMILTON. Phone 2296.

for comfortable m i p &y VMHtt mm. Men who can afford to.pay more ' than "Clydella” prices can’t ask for more than "Clydella” qualities. Here, are really cosy protective winter shirts and pyjamas made of a famous fine twill flannel—smart, soft and light, and well-cut as a man could wish. Obviously offering you more for your money than any other garments you can buy ‘ anywhere —and bringing in addition, a definite guarantee that they will satisfy you just as utterly in wash and wear. "Clydella” fine twill flannel will not irritate the most sensitive skin—it is ideal for children’s day and night wear too—and is guaranteed unshrinkable. dydella (MOX>) Unshrinkable Fine Twill Flannel for night wear BRITISH AND GUARANTEED Look for the label —and if you have any difficulty in obtaining " Clydella” write direct for name cfsuitable retailer to Wm. Hollins & Co. Ltd., Box 1440, Wellington, (Suppliers to trade only.)

DRESS UP FOR THE SHOW. —and here's > how you ► can smartly, yet economically.’ , , With every high class Made-to-flUeias u re SUIT from Signs. you may select from our extensive .stocks AN OVERCOAT FOR SI/I/Call In to-morrow. JAFFE & CO. Victoria St., Hamilton.

IJIQ JjVARMERS. Place your orders now for. EVONA TOPDRESSERS and TRIPOD HARROWS at— T J S TOREY ’ s * 182 Victoria Street, Hamilton. Phone 1964.

IN SEARCH FOR SOMETHING NEW. Useful new inventions are sure of world-wide market. Before securing this market, protection by patent is necessary. No idea is too small to patent. To protect it is expert work. Consult us confidentially. Henry Hughes Ltd. (Directors: W. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter), Registered Patent Attorneys, 214-217 D.I.C. Building, Wellington. Local Agents, 209 Dilworth Buildings, Auckland.

SURVEYOR. ■y^ILSON, REGISTERED SURVEYOR & TOWN PLANNER. iIG Victoria Street, HAMILTON. Phones: Office, 2063; Private, 3370,