The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (2024)

12 THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, .1929. ELECTRICAL, WIRELESS, ETC MACHINERY. MACHINERY. LETTERS 1 Two line (about 13 wordsf, Saturday, 26, (VTriDH and nVMDirrvtritl afu" D.I-,'" lJ class order and condition. Bach Uachlna bains thoroughly overhauled before leaving our store.

iUQ-VOLT D.C, MOTORS, 60 Vlcker. com- Souna wound o.o. Motor, speed 700 r.p.m. B.T.H. Miisj wound D.O.

Motor, speed 440 R.P.M.; Lancashire shunt wound, 1400 R.P.M.; Bergmann (Adrlel) D.O, Motor, compound wound, speed 770 R.P.M.: A.O.B. ihunt lntrpole, ipeed 1400 R.P-M. All Machine being complete with Starter. Ralla, and Pulley if required. 16-VOLT A.O.

MOTORS: Altls Ohalmen Hp ring A.O. Motor, ipeed 720 R.P.M.; 40 K.V.A. Westlnghouse Alternator, complete excttor, peed 1000 R.P.M.; also 60 K.V.A. A.O.B. ditto In stock; Crompton sllprlng A.O.

Motor, speed 1000 P.M.; VH P. Heemaf, squirrel cage. 1440 R.P.M., new machine: Weat-ln chouse. anulrrl cacre. 14 fin rpm All mm- plete with Starter, Ralls, aitU Pulley If required.

UOHTINO SETS. 41 Kilowatt, 110-Volt D.O Oen- srabur. witn rui icy, tsase, ana ewi ten Hoard, comprising Voltmeter, Ammeters, 3 Circuits, Battery Cutout, all complete on marble panel. Hornsby Petrol Engine, with flywheel anil suitable split steel pulley. Just dismantled from lares rtitlrtinria Vrlf on Also DELCO 750-watt 32-volt Plant, with Bat teries ana ewitcnooara complete, 32-volt Motor and Pump for the above Engine, now being reconditioned throuchnut SWITCHBOARDS.

Pour only Switchboards, on slate (cie, en.il in pic to witn mree ammeters, rlple pole switch, and three fuses, equal to fiw. aril-Mil" un a tn Large Stock of reconditioned Volt and Ammatera. Switchboard mounting, assorted sizes. Prices from 15 to 30 each. WATT-HODR METERS, D.O.

and A.O.. from 3 to 100 various voltages. Send us your Inquiries. P. t.

fi nnTrnmi rv- tt- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. ELECTRICAL MACH1N- cnx H-iwninm SI DROTTT-STREET. SYDNEY. PHONE, M2991. UPEAKERS ARRIVn Rmvrnn Just arrived.

1000 high Quality. 8old 310, Our Price, only 10 each Big Cone Speakers. Sold 33; Our Price, only juu covii. aii KUBranieni. luuu la-rmi imparled Batteries, only 126.

Lllllput Bellrlnglng Transformers, only 4. Large Record Bellrlnglng Transformers. B6. Earphones. 86.

Exlde 6-volt Batteries. In ebonite case, only 30. Pyrex Insulators. 6d. Knife Switches.

6d. Radio Prequency Transformers. Sold 10; Our Prli. nnlv 1A ho. nf 3 Transformers.

Torch Globes, 4 for 1. Columbia or big Winchester. 45 volts. 25. nftitr-rniuK huuoe.

qui ucorge-arree. CENTURY CENTURY CENTURY ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC MOTORS. MOTORS. MOTORS. Instal a CENTURY ELECTRIfl MOTOR at mini mum expenditure.

Visit our Showrooms, and Inspect any of the many models from 1-6 to 40 h.p. For sturdy reliability and performance make your choice a CENTURY. W. O. WATSON and 279 Clarence-street near Town Hall), Sydney.

1 ELECTRIC MOTORS. h.p. 710: 1 h.p.; Ei 10: 2 h.O., 12: 3 h.p.. 14; 5 h.p.. 16; 10 h.p..

21. DYNAMOS, all slses and volt a Ren. 50 h.p., 480 v. D.O.. ball-bearing.

English Electric. 425 r.p.ra.. with pulley, rails, and starter. 130: 20 h.p.. 480 V.

D.O.. 860 r.p.m.. 60: 10 h.p.. 480 v. D.C.

900 r.p.m.. 30. SEND TJ8 YOUR INQUIRIES. FRANCIS BELL and COMPANY, 25 a rence -street. bwhuiu, V.R.

EASY-BUILT HOMES AND GARAGES. BUNOALOW8, BALLS, ETC SUPPLIED NO WASTE. LOW PRICES. Timbers cut and prepared, so that mny man capable of using a hammer eaa erect. BUILD TO TOUR OWN PLANS.

CALL OR WRITS FOR BOOKLET OF DESIGNS AND PRICES Open on Baturdaye tin Noon. VANDERFIELD REID. TIMBER AND JOINERY MERCHANTS. WE CARRY LARGE STOCKS OF ALL BUILDING AND CABINET TIMBERS. LET OS QUOTE FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS.

OFFICES AND WORKS: Lelchhardt-streot, Olabe Point, Sydney. 'Phone, MW2S01 (8 lines). Branches: Chatswood and Parkes. REAL ESTATE. Market Very Active.

Despite the approach of the holiday season agents reported a very active real estate market for the closing week of the year. This was especially the case with city properties, In which Interest was unabated. Although nothing big was actually completed. It was reported that there were at teast two con' tracts, each approximating 50,000 worth of property, which were likely to be closed at any moment. Both involved the transfer of city properties which were recently submitted at auction.

Richardson and Wrench, report the vale of the following properties during the week: City, Nos. 15 and 17 Abercrombie. street, 2200 (in conjunction with Mitchell and Cranston and J. O. Orr and house, No.

18 Rlley-street, 2150; Burwood, cottage. Nicholson-street, No. 13, 900; East Hills, two allotments, Picnic Point Estate, 204 (In con-Junction with W. T. Ncwey).

Hardle and Gorman Proprietary, report that they held the last of their weekly Indoor auction sales this year on Wednesday last. A house, Dalby, No. 165 Victoria-street, Darllnghurst, offered under Instructions from Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), and In conjunction with Mr. A. E.

Gray, was sold for 2050; a pair of semi-detached cottages, Nos. 27 and 29 Grassmere-road, Neutral Bay, offered under instructions from Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), was sold for 1400. One-half Interest In the Ben Boyd Garage, No. 189 Ben Boyd-road, Neutral Bay, offered under Instructions from Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), and in conjunction with Mr. A.

E. Gray, was sold for 650; nrririprr.v. Nna. 51 and 67 Alma- street, Darlington, offered under Instructions irom the permanent mtusmjb N.S.W., and in conjunction with Peach urn mu sold subtect to the vendor's ap proval, at 3525; an investment, Nos. 40 to 44 Phillip-street and No.

1 Augustus-street, Newtown, offered In conjunction with N. J. Buzacott and was sold, subject to the vendor's approval, at 2000; land, being portion of the Dartford Estate, Mowbray-road West, Chatswood West, offered in conjunction with T. O. Correy, was sold, subject to the vendor's approval, at 45, and the sale was approved of by the vendor; seven blocks of land, Cullen-street, Chatswood West, offered In conjunction with T.

O. Correy, were sold, subject to the vendor's approval, at 200, and the sale was afterwards ratified at this figure; the highest bid for shop premises, No. 656 George-street, city, offered In conjunc tion witn uameron ana uu tha nivmprtv TOfifl nfUMed In at thlS flfTUre. The following were passed in at the amounts mentioned: wmougnoy, aemuucu "bi Croft, No. 7 Eaton-street, 485; Haberrleld, detached cottage, Wentworth, No.

6 Wlncri-combe-avenue, 1375; Ryde, No. 64 Herml- navnaH ISO The company also reports having sold the following: Willoughby, pair of semi-detached cottages? 1375; Mona Vale, lot 27, Briquets Subdivision, Allen-street, 300. The company will hold Its next Indoor auction sale on JaRaine and Home, Limited, reports that held its usual sale In the rooms on Thursday morning: Bondl Junction, Mop, Paul and Kenllworth streets, modern building, comprising snop ana naw puss*u Chatswood, Myalla, 9 Hercules-street, modern cottage passed In at 1350. Sales by auction were: Croydon, No. 8 Bhort-street, 880; Willoughby, Zeni, No.

85 Marlborough-road, sold subject to approval at 740; South Randwlck, Utah, No. 543 Anzac-parade, sold subject to approval at Private sales for the week were: Waverley 40 feet vacant land in Wiley-street, 480 (In conjunction with Mr. E. J. Egan): Red-Jem, No.

8 Great Buckingham-street, 1250; Alexandria, factory premises, O'Rlordan-street, 10,000 (in conjunction with C. B. Smith); Willoughby. No. 129 Penshurst-street, 900 in conjunction with T.

Forsyth, On Saturday next the company will submit, In conjunction with A. C. Greenwood, Col-laroy, the 10th subdivision of Collaroy Heights Estate, on the ground, at 3 p.m. It com- rises 45 building sites, having frontages to lncoln-avenue, Norfolk-avenue, and Suffolk-avenue. Terms: 10 per cent, deposit and the balance extending over 5 years, with Interest at 6 per cent, per annum.

Electricity, gas, and city water supply are available. Plans and also an Illustrated brochure setting out all the facts in connection with the estate can be had on application. Stanton and Son, held their final auction sale for the year in the Real Estate Institute auction rooms, on Tuesday last. For an attractive bungalow No. 6 Lanark-avenue, Earlwood, the highest bid received was 1000, which was declined.

2126 per foot was refused for two week-end sites nverinnkinor heath at Whale Beach, offered on account of the mortgagees. No satisfactory bids were received for a large residence, Ashbourne, 19 Shepherd-street, Ashneld; modern bungalow. No. 96 Ttevenar-streot, Ashbury; cottage. No.

3 Holt-avenue, Oromorne, for which private negotiations are now in hand. Sales for the week were: Cottage property at Lelchhardt, 1000; a subdlvlsional area at Pennant Hills, 2000; residence, Lane Cove-road, Turramurra, 3450; residence, Kambala-road, Bellevue Hill, 4000. Peach Bros, announce the following sales: On account of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales: At Newtown-Erskineville, vacant land, Watkins-street, 220; brick house, Charles-street, 450; weatherboard cottage, Albert-street, 270; vacant land, Albert-street, 171; vacant land, Trafalgar-terrace, 50; brick house, Trafalgar-terrace, 710; vacant land, Trafalgar-terrace, 315; vacant land, Edgeware-road, 347. At Ashneld: Vacant land, Elizabeth-street, 273; brick cottage, Elizabeth-street, 900; vacant allotment, Charlotte-street, 200. At Flemington: Eleven allotments.

The Crescent, 3530; weatherboard cottage, The Crescent 550. The above sales were in conjunction with H. L. Cross and Co. and E.

R. Turtle and Limited. Brlghton-Ie-Sands: Brick shop and dwelling. Grand-parade, 3750. Dumbleton: Various allotments, Dumbleton Township Estate, 1306 (on account of the Intercolonial Investment Company).

Bexley: Brick shop and dwelling, 950. Ryde: Vacant land, Lucknow-road, 800. Sandrlngham: Two brick shops and dwellings, Olarevllle-avenue, 1250. Brlghton-le-Sands: Vacant land, The Esplanade, 528. Seaforth: Vacant allotment, Battle Boulevard, 196.

olnlrarrf anri T.M rennrt that although the closing weeks of the year have i commenced, and In the face of the prevailing I Industrial unrest, a very brisk week was ex- perlenced. In comparison with previous records at this particular period of the year, present results are more than favourable. In every department Inquiry was keen, particularly in the farmlet section, where a considerable amount of business was completed, the Horsley Estate at Fairfield accounting for the bulk of these purchases. Following this, seaside, and lakeview lots Interested a number of buyers, who completed contracts for lots at Gymea Bay, Narrabeen, and the Tuggerah Lakes. Residential sites of various grades were selected at Bankstown, Carllngford, Eastwood, Killara, and St.

Ives. Mountain blocks SPOTTED GUM AND TALLOWWOOD. TAXING INCOMING PRINTING. TO THE EDITOR OP THE HERALD. Sir, Both of your correspondents who write on the deputation to the Federal Minister for Customs take the point that the proposed tariff alteration on printed matter strikes specifically at literature.

Both admit that the booksellers of Australia have been making a good thing out ot bookbuyers by charging above English prices. One draws a herring across the trail by Inferring that it has been possible to get a 30 per cent, discount from some English shops. For some time past I have been dealing directly with English booksellers (not getting the 20 per because of the little tariff wall set up by local booksellers on their own account. I saved considerably. It is indeed good news to learn that the booksellers propose to drop their own "tax on education." It has had a long run.

Printing broadly covers two fields the common or (jarden printing, at times technically well done, but meretricious and ephemeral; and reproduction of literature, which Is book printing. As for advertising matter the persiflage of printing. It can be taken for granted that If an article Is Imported, and bears a duty, surely the advertising matter that accompanies should also bear Its duty. Granted the policy is right. If commerce needs tariffs to maintain it, the malntainer of commerce, printing, needs its tariff.

A tariff on the printing gives industrial occupation Just as does the tariff on the articles. In the position as It stands, from tariff policies, book printing also calls for Its tariff. A duty on books, Imported In bulk for sale, does not place a ban on literature. The importer has only to have the printing done in Australia (as the same manner as a like tariff operates in the United States), and the literature educates in the same way as though it were printed abroad. There is more in the need for a duty on books than the stimulation of Industry.

I am aware that in this contention that It touches on the vexed question of taxing art. Book printing is the basis of all printing, and if there were more serious book printing in Australia, Australian printing would itself become a more serious factor in national life. So far, Australia has produced practically no internationally known fine printing or fine printers. And although the market for fine printing Is universal, nature, and man, Is wasteful of effort to produce the flower; much seed must be thrown In the wind for some to take root. Man Improves on nature by making a garden; a little tariff shelter.

At the present time, not only do books come in from abroad untrammelled, but as often as not the Australian author sends his work abroad to be printed. The Australian printer can print his works just as well as the overseas Drlnter. (riven t.hn nnnnrt.iinit.o Am tn the question of no local market to warrant mac. it is to be noted that Sweden, with similar population to Australia, and a language Confined to Its own npnnlp nHnta miMt of Swedish works, and Iceland, situated alike as regards language, but with a population only two-thirds of Newcastle, nrlnts ltn own books. Both of these countries place fine pwubuig cAmuiia on international snow.

I am, Waverley, BENJAMIN N. FRYER. Dec. 4. NATIVE FLORA.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sir, Mr. Froggatt's timely article In Thurs day -neraia- is one oi the strongest arguments in support of the Linnean Society's resolution, which suggested the setting apart of Crown lands for the "preservation, cultivation, and exhibition of native flora Thp long list of reserves for "preservation" only emphasises the absence of any provision for tue ouier two purposes sec out, cultivation and exhibition. Beyond a "Gazette" notice setting out the boundaries of a reserve, and a green line drawn round the area on the departmental maps, nothing has been done to improve such areas, or to render them fit for cultivation and exhibition of the indigenous vegetation. The present scheme contemplates only one area, with a possible extension later to include country, the geological formation of which favours a flora not to be found on the sandstone In the vicinity of Sydney.

This first or experimental area should De witmn easy reach of the capital, but distant enough to render it less likely to be raided by careless crowds of holiday-makers, whose only thought on seeing a native flower is to pluck it. This area should be carefully surveyed from a botanical point of view, and portions set apart for the massed cultivation of selected groups of the plants naturally growing there. Imagine the effect of a hillside covered with Christmas bush in full bloom, a gully with one side devoted to wara-tahs and the other to' boronia. a glen of cab bage-tree palms, a creek bordered with tree-ferns, a cliff dotted with rock lilies, and topped with great rows of gymeasl This Is the scheme carried out In the Kirstenbosch Garden of South Africa, on which the Linnean society idea was cased. 1 am, A.

F. BASSET HULL. Queenscllff, Manly, Dec. 20. POLICE FORBEARANCE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sir, Your leader, "Sobered Feelings," in to-day's issue of the "Herald," is both timely and telling. Without question the time for serious thought In resnonslble Quarters is overdue. Any normal citizen who witnessed the amazing antics of the Hvde Park mob on Tuesday night must have been struck by the lorDearance oi me ponce. a was in tne midst of the crowd, and listened to several inflammatory harangues by certain notorious "reds." Had these so-called leaders behaved In this way at a similar demonstration in London, or any other city iii England, they would have been promptly and unceremoniously ounoiea into tne nearest Diaca maria i It might Interest your readers to know that during the anxious moments In Queen's-square when the police were stemming the tide of fanatics, the valn-Rlorious Jock Garden passed quietly by me, into the safe of Par liament House smiling and alone I 'lnis is Indeed the danger signal for us in Australia, when legitimate labour Is being employed as a subterfuge for "red" propaganda.

I regret to state that the speakers at this futile rally on Tuesday night were from the Mother (jumt arA than nra rannMontaMM nf a ,1 I -t Mn, bloomln' i am, etc, jjeo. 19. PAX WHISKY ANDTHE TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD," Slr, In reply to your correspondent, Mr. Northcroft, who questions my statement that the new tariff on whisky will not appreciably increase employment, I would like to say that there are less than one hundred persons continuously employed In the two distillery establishments at present engaged in aistuiing Australian whisky. Everyone connected with the technical side of the trade knows that these distilleries could easily double their out- manager for Federal Distilleries, says that, if tne output oi cne aisuuery were increasea Dy only per hundreds of additional bottlers, packers, carters, coopers, and labourers would have to be employed.

This is no reply to my statement, as the area ter number of persons employed In the whisky trade in Australia are to-day engaged in this branch oi the business, and tne numoer employed by the importing houses far exceeds the number employed by the local distilleries. There is no lounaauon lor tne statement The excellence and uses of these timbers are well known. But to get the best quality at the best price you must go to A. C. INGHAM AND INCORPORATING THE HOLDSHIP TIMBER BRIDGE-ROAD AND JONES-STREET, PYRMONT.

MW26S4 (4 lines). ELECTRICAL. WIRELESS, ETC. ELECTRIC FANS, for OfBce or Home use. sound condition.

lein oscillating. 340 volts D.O. 316 Iflln Fixed, 240 volts D.O 2 lain Oscillating, 240 volts D.O 210 21n Fixed, 240 volts D.O .116 lOta Oscillating. 240 volts D.O. 26 Each complete with Guards and Blades.

Inspect tp-day. me trade specially catered for. F. T. 8.

O' DON NELL, QRIPF1N, and oi uruut-atrcet. Sydney. 'Phone, Maooi pkREE- VALVE ALL ELECTRIC. uanasomc caoinet, uiuminao uiaj. 30.

INSTALLED FREE. 30 rERMB 2 DKPOSn. ABSOLUTELY CHEAPEST IN SYDNEY Trial Given Open Friday Night. MENDELSSOHN RADIO PARLOURS. (M3578t tno noor.

214 Pitt-it, near Lyceum Tneaire. KADIO RECEIVERS. Latest models, electric or battery Ivdb. from 15. Buy direct from manufacturers with a reputation.

Demonstrations wiuioui oDiigation. BURG IN ELECTRIC 340 Kent-atreet jncar King-street) ELECTRIC FANS, 240 volts. AC for Suburban use and Country Towns. 101 Oscillating 3 ltiln Oscillating 410 Limited umbel only, sound condition, each complete with guard Apply 61 Drultt-streeU Sydney Lx)R XMAS PARTIES. Just plug In.

Gramophone, A. Sneaker. Pick -tin Prrnti Power AmollAer. for Hall Complete In beautiful walnut console cabinet, also Dynamlo Speaker and Baffle. The lot oleeson, 174 commonwcs i tn -street, ayaney.

'fWO ONLY MacnlARpnt fl-valve Electric Comblna. a Phono-Radio Sets, 68 each, complete. The equal of any sold tn Sydney up to 125, cash. Terms arranged. Installed and delivered free.

EDMUNDS RADIO, 124a Bm wood-road. nunwwu C-'LECTRIC MOTORS and DYNAMOS. Large stocks of new and second-hand. All atxe and voltages. Price low for Cash or Terms.

W. BARTHOLOMEW 237-0 Susaex-sl. near Drultt-st. MASCttO. FLECTRIO RADIO and PHONOGRAPH COMBI- NATION for SALE.

Plays Edison and all other makes of records. Beautiful cabinet. Eight tube equipment. Onjy 60 complete, with quantity of inone, lor aeinongiraiion. HANDSOME CABINET SPEAKER, on stand, new, moonlfleent tone, suitable home or nubile hall.

adaptable any set, sacrifice, S. Demonstration ujr ppomuneni. j. uaujvuah, ju uenisun-ruBit, i-cwtj nam. rci.

totz. FYOUR RADIO SET giving satisfactory results? If not, see us. We Bpeclalise In Radio Repairs, all Electric, our Speciality. Have your Set Serviced for Xmas AIRELECT RADIOS, 188 Rlley- strcci. opposite MUCKingnanrs.

RADIO. Attwater, Kent. 85 for 53; Latest American Receiver, 00 for 60; Grossley Jewel Ibox. 65 for 45. All cash.

3B Dennlng-street, Coogee. FX3oi, ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO and PHONOGRAPH, cost 65. No reasonable offer refused. Magnavox uynamic speaxer given, out Sunday afternoon. lung-street, aaimain WIRELESS, all-electrlc.

Valve Combination, with built-in Phonograph, wonderful tone and beautiful appearance. Must sell at once, 35; half c*nt, weens in use. uui. M.ECTRICAI.I.Y-EQUIPPED S-VALVE RAD-O. ft-j with Cone Speaker, and all accessories.

Perfect order. Value 35. Will Sell for 16. A genuine snap, wing wot aunaay aiternoon. IOR SALE, Four-Valve All-Electric Wireless, cheap, cash or terms.

Also Console Gramophone cheap. 30 Violet-street, Enfield, off Bur- wooQ-ronq. 'HREE-VALVE ALL ELECTRIC, TO no DBttenee, no aeriai. uuirauiccu. Phone, LW3864.

for Demonstratni In your home, iJAY RADIO -7 ttegent-streci. tvogwrmi. KADIOLA, 6-VALVE, In polished Cabinet, indoor aerial. In nerfeet order. comDlete with speak er, and batteries, cost 65.

sell 20. MATTHEWS. 7 Davld-st, Marrlcxville. Pet. 878.

NEW All-Electric. A.C. 3 Philips' puns. Speaker, 20, guaranteed 12 months, cost 35; Eliminator and Philips' Charger. 410.

IHREE-VALVE RADIO, complete, with Spenlter. 95. Radio Portable, complete, 100. Philips' 1. Eliminator, 076.

All guaranteed new, perfect. loo Kliey-Street. a aoora uuuiuuni-n--- SEVEN-VALVE Electric Screen-grid Super-Hetero-dyne Wireless-Gramophone Combination. Mag navox Speaker, interstate guaranteed, wortrii cijju will sell. 50.

7 Torrlngton-rd. Maroubra. FZ1769 All-Electric Wireless Set, I Billiard TaDie, ana a nne wrmmi x-mnu. aim -uw. WHITE WINGS POULTRY FARM, EXCELTRON ELIMINATORS.

315: BATTERY CHARGERS, 3. UNSURPASSED by makes costing double. Guaranteed 12 months, easy terms, iree. nuor ot ALL-ELECTRIC Wireless, illuminated dial, 2-tone, art lacquered cabinet, with beautiful tone speaker, complete. No aerial required.

16710. lbJ Alison-ra. uoogee, near iwouiu-bi. rAouoo, NEW ELECTRIC THREE. Pilot Pack, Magnavox Dynamic Cone, worth 35.

accept 25 or offer. Also Philips C. Eliminator. 1 wctimiiq-anco, ATEST ALL-ELECTRIC, Console Model, Speaker -Li built In. all stations guaranteed.

No aerial. 20 icash offer wanted). 17 Beauchamp-st, oppo- slte West Marrlcxville acnooi. LL-ELECTRIC, Just plug In, 5-valve, mlS3lon oaa. noor moaei, extra une -uii mm 116 Edwin-st, Croydon, Close ptntiwii BATTERY BARGAINS.

WHILE THEY LAST. 45 volt 25 Sire 146 45 volt 12 size 0 INTERSTATE SALE, 245 Caatlereagh-street. ALL-ELECTRIC Three-valve Set, Amulion perfect order. Olft. 1410.

36 Bathurst-st. Wooflfthra. end 2nd section. BcllevueTrnni EIECTRIC 3. new.

guaranteed, with 4 Philips valves, 1310. 46 Meeks-st. Bouth Kensing ton. 1 PORTABLE 5-VALVE set, complete wun ms-. vox Speaker, wonderful reception, 10, oner; IIVB-VALVE NEUTRODYNE Battery 80 IS, sup-nllofl tn rmintrv deal in.

low or Ice. Write MENDELSSOHN RADIO. 214 Pltt-st. Sydney. PORTABLE WraELESS, as new, complete, cost 2410, sell for 12 cash.

Ring MA2046, Tnis Morning, ELECTRIC THREE-VALVE, Philips parts, supplied RADIO. Zno noor. -tie t-Btreet. near i-yceum. AIRZONE 4-Valve PORTABLE, new, 1610.

Heran, Blrnam Grove, off Homebush-rd, Strath- fleld. SET, complete, snap, 4 and 6 5. 13 Centennial-avenue, MarricKviue. QET OF 5 3-STAR WET good order. Best offer.

BATTERIES, In 4SB3, Herald. SEVEN-VALVE Stewart Warner Set, 30; 6-valve Crossley. 25. With speakers. Electric.

neaumont-sircet, rtosc nay, XTttW a.Vlve cnmnlnte Interdtata. beautiful cabl- i-1 net, worth 50. Take 12. Must sell. 23 Aiireaa-sr, uoogee.

rAivua, riiHREE-VALVE SET, best parts, complete, JL Eliminator, or separate, cneap. 10a Anareu- street, yetersnam. TLECTRIO 5-valve RADIO SET, with Speaker, complete, new, mum. ocu, ui Been any time. 19 Northcote-street, Haberfleld.

ELECTRIC 7-Valve SET, and Wireless Combina-tlon. beautiful cabinet, not soiled. 90. instru ment. Must sacrmce.

a-Ja. t-none, r.uj-. 'IRELESB SET, Interstate guaranteed. Must be SOIQ, OWing going e.iibjbhu. oulhvi I ELECTRIC 4 -Valve ET, new," beautiful Speaker, nnlv 1 17 Terrv.Bt.

Rozelle. W1567. "PORTABLE 4-Valve SET, new, beautiful tone, only JL 610. 13 'lerry-st, nozene. wiooi.

A LL-ELECTRIC Console, 5 Philip valves, complete, rv ia. ibi tiomer-st, unoercmic. IjMVE-VALVE Neutrodyne. interstate guaranteed, 12. complete.

15 Bnnkslde-ave. tJ.ndercllffe. LL-ELECTRIC 5. two-tone Console, 1710, complete. 43 Arqen-st, uioveny, (1ABINETS.

Ploor Models, to order, any finish, n15A Dickens. 468 Harrla-at. MW1607. IRELESS SET, Accumulator, Batteries, Loud Speaker. 6, 141 Johnaton-st, Annandale 1 ELECTRIC 5-valve Set, complete, 30; ensy terms.

7 Bayley-st. near Dulwlch Hill Station. A COMPLETE 3-Valve WIRELESS SET, cheap. Apply zb wesi-si. ye-ersnam, LL-ELECTRIC Maple Console (4 glorious set.

Very cheap. 42 John-st. Woollahra. XTEW ELECTRIC 4. Philips parte, bea'utttul tone.

lv 1515. 23J victona-ra. warricuviue. AONAVOk Dynamic Speaker, practically new. i.

j. Apply jo renKivu-ai-, upnai. 7ET BATTERY, 80-volt, with Charger, 50. After 1 D.m.. 66 Dunmore-st.

Bexley. LW1388. TjORTABLE 5-valve Set, 12; also 3-valve Set neniey, loo tuninni-rnj, niiiiiiiiumc, rpHREE-VALVE SET, Valves, Accumulator. 410, i nnvrft.rn MrniiBra. A LL-ELECTRIC.

3-valve, beautffut cabinet, any -t-L trim. BBCnilce, mmmc, LL-ELECTRIC SET. latest out, 3-valve, T2. f-L a gilt, oi aream-Bt, coogee. ELECTRIC Floor Model, complete, 2310A cash.

Terms. 210 deposit. 44 Portland-st, Enfleld. IIVE-VALVE Neutrodyne, Speaker, indoor aerial, 7ANTED to Hire, tor 10 days, at Xmas, Port able wireless set. King Mascot go.

ANTED. Philips B. anBt Eliminator and Charger. Particular to 13 Bhlpham-stoncord MACHINERY. Two lines 1 about 12 words), Saturday, 30.

13 MACHINERY MERCHANTS and ENGINEERS. Pumping and Irrigation Plants of all capacities. Manufacturers of the Nuhan Patented Spray Irrigation System thousands of acres are being watered. Bur.acott Oil Engines and Farm Pumpers. Drag Saws, Circular Saw OutflU, Petrol and Crude OH Electric Lighting Plants, Alston Windmills, Tanks.

Piping. Trough Jug, etc. Agents for PETTER Crude Oil Engines, Pulsometer Turbine Pumps, and Filtration Plants: also Boab Water Softeners. Send us your inquiries. BUZACOTT and 7-11 Market-st.

Bydney. IARMPET STATIONARY ENOINES. made In England. Sturdy Jobs that have a punch. Two flywheels, magneto Ignition, automatic speed governor, nonpar water cooling, bronze bearings, detachable head.

These ennlnes will do any class of farm work. Price, 3 B.H.P., 25; 4 B.H.P., 40. Very easy payment terma. M6861. BRADLEY Wentworth-a venue.

IOR SALE, COLON7AL-TYPE, MULTITUBULAR. LOCOMOTIVE, JACKASS, CORNISH, LANCASHIRE, VERTICAL, B. and and 8T1RLINO BOILERS, all sizes, thoroughly overhauled. COMPOUND. HORIZONTAL, and VERTICAL ENOINES.

all sizes. PUMPS. STEEL and O.I. PULLEYS. BLOWERS, FUNNELS.

any slae. SHAFTING. BEARINGS eto. All classes of Machinery In etock. EDWARDS and SON, opposite Sydenham Station, St.

Peters. L5065. IIs AILS and ALL LIGHT and HEAVY RAILWAY MATERIAL LAROE8T STOCK Of NEW and GOOD SECONDHAND RAILS IN SYDNEY. RAILS, 141b to 1001b per yard; also PORTABLE TRACK. runriiAD-ui, ruioio, na unuoainuo.

STEEL SLEEPERS. TRUCKS. LOCOMOTIVES. WHEELS, and AXLES. ROLLER BEAR! NOB.

DOQ-SPIKE3, BOLTS, and NUTS, etc. J. E. TOOLE and 70 Hunter-st, Sydney. B8111 tTolSAL.

BH711tTNO, PUXtEVd. PLTJKiMER J1 BLOCKS. COUPLINGS, and Belting, all sizes; COMPRESSORS, JIG SAW, ELECTRIC MOTORS, and quantity of Steel Plata. Apply Aome Metal Exchange, 8 Bridge-road. Qlebe, opposite Hudson' TimDerxara.

aNE 9-tnch centre 13ft bed Engineer's S.A. Lithe, with ehneki on ft.inrh centra 6ft bed Engineer's Treadle Lathe: heavy Plata Round and Square Tank Overhead Foundry Traveller. Apply Acme Metal Exchange, 8 Bridge-road, Olebe. opposite Hudson's Timber Yard. VTirrvnn fiPINtJLE MOULDERS.

SX'W BFNCft. el Disc Sander Exhaust Blowers. Steam Winch loin eyiinaeri, runcn ana anoarB. riKnisnuiR nam-vtAiinn tTnlit-i. Piillv Rhaiftlntr.

Vtnanrm. Beaflngs. Sundries. W. SCOTT.

33 Queen-street, off MA330l fUMPING OtrTFlTS'. 3in and'airToould's Geared All Rnalnn ft tl. BKRnHnilffK Mflchlnefy Merchant. 718 Harrls-irt. Ultimo.

MA110B ROLINDER and MCDOWELL 4-slded Planers and mitrit-a. ii a 4. for Bale, cash or terma. AJAX ENO 133 Morehead-st. Redfern.

ft Sw6A 1 and 3 h.p, MaUo-Viokirs. MACHINERY. yoODWORKINO MACHINES AND A00E5BORIES. WADKIN JOINERY MACHINES. BOUNDER PLANERS.

OBER COPYINO LATHES. SANDERSON NEWBOLD SAWS and KNIVES. BOLINDER PATENT CDTTERS. RENOLD8 CHAINS. OOODYEAR BELTING.

AUSTRALIAN STEEL SPLIT PULLEYS, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FROM STOCKS, CASH OR EASY TERMS. Your Inquiries dealt with promptly. THE AUSTRAL BNOINZERINO SUPPLY 490 KENT-STREET. SYDNEY. rpHE RECORD OP SUCCESS a established bv MANQROVITE ATERPROOP LEATHER OR RAWHIDE BELTINO nas been gained solely by MERIT Its never-falling ability to transmit full powei under the Hardest conditions, without the necessity for constant and costly stoppage for adjustment, associated with power belt-'ng of Inferior manufacture.

uangroTlte Belting Is made from the highest-grade materials, and Its whole process of manufacture Is In accordance with the most advanced engineering practices. Cemented throughout with waterprool cement. Write lor samples post free on "cquest. MANOROVITE BELTINO, LIMITED, Charles Ludowlcl, Managing Director, tg York-atreet (Wynyard-aquare), Sydney. W7T55H en? ENGINEERS.

BOILERMAKERS. MERCHANTS, ST. PETERS, N.6.W. 'Phone, L603Q. 3pectalslng in the Manufacture and Installation of DAIRY and REPRIOERATINO PLANTS.

BOILER INSTALLATIONS, Ihlgh and low pressure), and OIL-BURNINO SYSTEMS. Also Representing ELL'S (MELBOURNE! GLASS-LINED DAIRY EQUIPMENT, HYATT BEARINGS. ADVANCE RUMELY TRACTORS, KOSSLEY OIL and GAS ENGINES. ETC STERNE ENCLOSED COMPRESSORS. STANDARD and ELTO Outboard Marine Engines.

CPHERSON'S PTY, MACHINERY TOOLS WOODWORKING MACHINERY. Largest and most Complete Stocks of up-to-date MACHINERY IN AUSTRALIA. WE SELL MACHINERY ON EASY TERMS. We are also eomplete ENGINEERS' FURNISHERS, and carry large stocks of pumps, pipino, and FfrriNas. TOOLS POR ALL TRADES.

Fully Illustrated Catalogue post free anywhere. Call or write. M6081 (7 lineal, MCPHERSON'S 51-68 Bathurst-street, SYDNEY. SORUTTON'S SCRUTTON'S WOODWORKING MACHINERY and MACHINE TOOLS. MACHINE TOOLS.

MACHINERY SOLD ON TERMS. TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT: SI1APTINO COUPLINGS, COLLARS. KEYS. PLUMMER BLOCKS. HANGERS, PULLEYS.

irnanciiui, Olylir. YV O. ENGINEERS' TOOLS. PRECISION TOOLS. MILL- INQ CUTTERS, REAMERS, MICROMETERS.

SPANNERS, TWIST DRILLS ENGINES. BIO CHIEP KEROSENE ENGINES. EVINRUDE PUMPS and BOAT MOTORS. SCRUTTON, 161 CLARENCE-STREET. SYDNEY.

AOONINAN and I BROADM EA DOW, NEWCASTLE. SEND US VOUR INQUIRIES. Castings (Iron or Steel). Gear Cutting, Drop ForgtnRS. Rolling Stock, Private and State Railways.

Heavy Machinery Tools. Coal Waggons and Skips. Coal and co*ke Screening Plants, etc. For Information apply Sydney Office, ROFE CHAMBERS. 'Phone.

B2009. 19-21 O'CONNELL-STREET. pONCRETE MIXERS. HIGH-SPEED HOISTS, "CHAMPION" TILTING DRUM MIXERS, CONCRETE CARTS and BARROWS. ROAD-MAKING MACHINERY.

HAISS EX- KuaHttta ana screens. 4 BRIDGE-STREET, SYDNEY. Single or Double Line or Self-Dumping. Catalogues on application. MORISON and BBARBY, Engineers, NEWCASTLE.

099. rpRUOKS. Side and End Tipping, RAILWAY TROLLEYS. RAILS. POINTS, and CROSSINOS, TURNTABLES, all sizes, and to suit every gauge, manufactured at our own works.

Large stocks. THORNLEY and SONS, Sydenham ironworks, St Peters. AMES BUDOE, McEvoy and Harley streeta. ALEXANDRIA. L5034.

vctni.uuu ior an purposes. Complete Cooling Systems for Butchers, Hotels. Caies And Dnlrlna. Butchers' Shops fitted throughout. Including Meat Bars, Ccld Rooms, eto, Ice-making Plants and Clear Ice Equipment.

vu" iH nun, tnoui veo oera. pOLONIAL TYPE BOILERS, AIR RECE.VER8. siuhvi, obCHin ooiier. Vertical and Horizontal Engines, 6. 8, 33 ta.D.

Air Receivers. 11, 14, 17 3. 1201b w.D. Steam-driven Air Compressors. Steam and Centrifugal Pumps.

Second Pipe and Fittings Always in stock. E. A. MARR, Machinery Merchant, u.nnna Miller-street, MW2298. P.rmnn pRrTilEA53: ROLLERS, BENDiHa and Canister Makers.

Quotations and recommendations for Press Tools. Terms arranged. We also undertake the design and building of new machinery ALLEN-STREET, LEIOHHARDT. 8YDNEY. PIPING.

Steam and Feed Mains of all sizes, for M. high pressures, with welded-on flanges, Expansion Bends and Bends ot all kinds. Steam Separators and Electric-welded Tanks. Piping Systems for steam, air. erected.

Rallway-paradel LIDCOMBE. UX7941. rJENEHAL ENGINEERING. Having Installed latest type high-speed Kearna Universal, surfacing, boring, milling, drilling, and tapping machine, we are prepared to undertake machine work for the trade. JAMES BUDGE, McEvoy and Harley ata, Alexandria.

'Phone. L5034. THEEL8. We make every description of Wrought Steel and Cast-iron Wheels; also Engine Transports. Ooncret.

Mixers, Tar and Bitumen Boilers, and all Municipal Apnllancea. Get our quote. GEO. PORTESCUE and SONS, ARNCUPPl FOR SALE, CORNISH, LANOASHHtti, (JdLdNlAL BOILERS CRUSHERS, HORIZONTAL ENGINES, for sawmill drive; Pulleys, Shafting. H.P.

Valvea for Water and Steam; Isolating Valves. Various types of Grabs MORISON and BEARBY, OARRINOTON, NEWCASTLE. 'PULLOCHS PHOENiXTRON WORKS. LIMtTlSb 1 RHODES. SYDNEY.

ENGINEERS. BOILERMAKERS. ROLLING 8TOCK MANUFACTURERS, IRON and STEEL POUNDERS CONVERTED STEEL CASTINGS A SPECIALTY SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE '-GRIFFIN-1 PATENT REINFORCED SHOVELS. UM8373. IIRCULAR SAW.

ALL SIZES, MAdB 1M AU4- 2 it." "ioo.oii oicei. rilgn-speed Steel Knives, Bandsaws, Saw Tools, etc. HENRY DISSTON and SON8. INO. IAUBTR.1, Sallsbury-road and Olbbena-street, CAMPERDOWN.

i -1R0S8LEY. 2022 h.p., crude oil NOfNE Woy Woy railway station, local electric power available January, only reason change. Runs for 6d an hour, suitable eawmlll, butter fectory, or light plant. Price, C. SwAnooTT, Woy woy.

IOR SALE, complete SAWMILL PLaNY. Particu- lairs CLAUDE R. WEBB, Mai. chatter louara. moss vaie.

pott SAtii. KotNiERs1 T661A RAblAXt5RiCL. PLANINO MACHINE. LATHES. MORISON and BEARBY.

Carrington, Newcastle. TOftEBIliotClJ. IRBrRlCKlS. Manufacturers' FIREBRICKS. Prices on apptT- wfkifii, nw iimiii ououivdd oniUBj VVJi, LI Oo i don and rough ton rdi, Artarmon.

J1738, npESTlNa MACHINES, AVElty, BRITISH AUSTRALASIAN SCALE COMPANY, 60-91 QUA Y-8T i Central-square l. M2M4. I ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. Magnetos, Pans, Fit- tings, and Wireless Equipment a heading "Electrical. Wireless, ete fMRAMdtlT PATeM1 paVIMO Miaeri and Hoists for Bale or Btra, 15 rrank I readnouqht PILES, the file Worth While.

Cuts twice aa fast, lasts twice as long. OH A RLES RITCHIE. LIMITED. Agents. 334 Pltt-lt, riR Compressors, portable, ilO and 160 ft; also A m.

mil Ul AV HV. rallMlltlllVrtl, fXIT Picks. H. Lestrange, 107 castlereagh-st. MA4a3fl.

sides, Break table Engine, Ralls. Galvanised Iron. Sawmill Plant. Belting. H.

Leatrange. 107 Castlereagh-street. ITWo THOUlfAWD i -gallon dalvanlsed Screw-top Drams. Apply Acme Metal Exchange, Bridge-road. Glebe, opposite Hudson- Timber Yard, ELECTRICAL, WIRELESS, ETC.

1 CUSTOMS It ON ALTERNATma OORJUtirT MOTOR-. PARKINSON AUSTRALIAN-MADE MOTORS WILL NOT BE INCREASED IN PRICK. ALL SIZES and TYPES, up to 128 h.p., an avaUablt for prompt dclivsry. Sole Distributors NOYE8 BROS. LTD, SYDNEY, 115 Clarence-st.

NEWGABTUt, 11 Watl-at. 'Phones. B1081. Newcastle 626. Central 7360.

BATTERIES, BATTERIES; BATTERIES. A OREAT RUSH. Bellini Hundreds. NEW SHIPMENT of celebrated English Elide -volt Batteries. In ebonite cases, complete, for the use oi Radio and Car purposee.

In perfect order and condition, guaranteed or money refunded. Shipment consuls of 3100. Sold at 86 each; Our Price, 30. 20-volt Batteries. Exlde.

sold 34: Our Price, only 07. 45-volt Batteries. 86 each. French Big 4I-T0(t Batteries. 6.

Here'a a big bargain, ej-Orontes: 150 big plug-In Dynamo Speakers, sold 1010: Our Price. 315 each, guaranteed 12 Screwdrivers assorted, on card. 36 lot. Valves. 4-volt, best, 7.

A.W.A. Valvea. 33: big Speakers, cost 4: Our Price. 10. Double Big Duty.

100-volt Batteries. 226. Anothet Big Bargain: Oenulne Exlde English Celluloid Batteries, half-price. 20 amp. 06.

30 amp. 116. 40 amp. 13. 50 amp.

156. 60 amp. 176. Come and see rush on the 6-volt Exlde Batteries In ebpnlte case, complete. Sold 66.

Our Price, only 30. iiiiilddk, urtTTflie ittnirtsteredl. 621 Oeorve-atreet ibelow Regent Theatre). mum, IIT'IIT nv OT Electric A.C. Motors from the Customs Overtime Sale.

Our Directors have ordered the above 3-phase A C. Electric Motors to be sold Irrespective ot Uielr real market value. They are brand new, out of Bond, and In perfect condition. If rejulred. a trial will be given.

The motors are from the world-famous French manufacturers Do Lyon et Dauphlne. Voltages range from 400 to 690 volts A.O. Our clearance price: 10151 1.6-h.p.. 17101 2.4-h.p.. 22: 4.5-h.p., 27: 6.75-h.p., 35: 38; 45: 55.

If you figure out what they would cost under the new tariff, you will see at a glance what a great bargain we offer. BRADLEY Wentworth-ave. wwii A LL-ELECTRIC 0-valve Screen Grid RADIO. A. world' latest and best, cost 75, Sacrifice 20.

6 Klng-at. Balmaln. HAVE WON THE ENTHUSIASM OF OUR GREAT ARCHITECTS. No. 41S contains large rooms and bis; sleeping-out verandah.

"Ready-out" for erection at 104 The most valuable Homes ever offered for so little money. Our Urge works and modern maehlnery make these prices possible. Call or write for new Booklet of latest wonderful Designs. YOU CAN PAY FOR XT EASY LIKE RENT. MELBOURNE'S MOST MODERN HOTEL NOW OPEN.

The most Important fact about the Hotel Alexander Is that It Is an Hotel of character and distinction the Melbourne Home of those discriminating travellers who want the best that Australia can give. TARIFF: Single, per day 38, per week 168; Double, per day 45, per week 300. Room and Breakfast: Single per day IB, per week 100; Double, per day 370, per week 1826. Telegrams: Hotel Alexander, Melbourne. Telephone.

4141 (10 lines). Cables: 'Hotelalex." ALL ENGLISH. Daasarl. Table. Soup.

88 Sll Dessert as 196 lfl 8 66 86 9 TaMa. Soup. 3S6 30 376 24 338 31 Dessert Knlrea. 89 I dn. 86 Steel Table lit I do KNIVES.

STKKL Kl laDie n.niT.s. 108 dot. STEEL, 1st QUALITY. Table Knives. 20 doa.

Deasert Kntra. 93 dot, Dessert Knives. 170 i aos. Table. nsaert U6 1 do.

18 I dot. Table. tiaaMrt. 138. 139.

113. 126. 936. 266. 30.

338. 48 set. SON PTY (NEAR UVPC)L-8TRa-Vr), ironviiN aL iools AKD POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. We carry large stock, of modern Machinery and Equipment fo Metal and Woodworking Trades selected front the world OUR STOCKS INCLUDE: Lathes. Millers, Planers, Shanen Grinders, Vertical and Radial Punching and Shearing Macblne, can Stan and Turret Automau; Screw Machines.

Tapping and lcre hig Machines. Cylinder and Orankahaft grinders. Hacksaws. Aro Welding t. Electro Plating Plants, oil and aii HSW 'SI Band Saw," Mo tltlng Machines.

Sanders, Planers and ThTckncnsprs. Splnrlle Mm ider. Saw Benches. Ploor Sanders, etc Engineers' Sundries and Tnnam'iauiS; Supplies of all descriptions. PRICES LOWEST CASH OR TERMS.

PARKE LACY HnrIE t.ItTITPn 60 CLARENCE-STREET, DRY OLEANINfl LARGEST AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTimPna Buy only the MACKENZIE GUAHANx5rr STANDARD LAUNDRY and 1 DRY CI pliHR MACHINES embodying niSSJQ n.ii Experience. Special attention given to country lnqmn. Ittrr. jr control valves -w. accural gS? 5 iwnuriKNZlK BROS LTD Laundry s'vSiS'' THIRTY-INCH TRIPLE-DRUM SANDEA 3-OUN DUCO SPRAYING PLANT INTERNATIONALATME RECORDER.

Apply GOODWIN and BONA PHILLlP-STltEET. PARRAMATTA. tJAGAR Ban-bcnrlng SAWBENCh: nil fn 30ln saw. with Sum. nnd JONES, Qlebe.

BWinSo- 321n' '--Biiir-cKipr JOQCL n1h.L,r.4 5-crude Edgire, 2th.p.. cheap. 574 Parroinntln.rH Wi Sond-hanrcONCRCTi price andwh-er'. To e' Sl nABP.STi!XBlS"Sri. Union Bank Chambers, NEWCASTLE.

RANTED, 8-ton ROAD ROLLER, oil or slam new or good order, second-hind. 01 1 A NTCn Sydney, PurnacerTfwd a tr nV' ompie, Dumpy Level Staff, nieodollte. SLnte nrlrV iini T' ,7 (j, i jieraiQ V.1T5D- fm" Tank or Iron iHiirTliiSbi, it for burnlna ahavln.c. nnnnnn 45 Pennant-st. Parram.iti ANTED, 40 p.

A.C. Motor, 650 r'p Soulrrel VtJJage, orsllpRig mi Herald WNoTiaH1H'2rTXp Iianl1 WANTED, STEAM EllUINB, with cylinder lein to lain diameter, for sawmill, U02. Herald WANTED. 5cwt Iron RolTeV. arlevesnWon.

stead-aye. Undercllffe. JJUBUO WORKS DEPARTMENT, ij 23rd DECEMBER, 10211. PORT MACQUARIE POLICE BUILDINGS: and Painting. (Fresh TendRr.

i wiast piT'n to Laundry, and IPresh Tendera.l SYDNEY UNIVERSITY: Suiply and Erection of Distribution Board and Moms 30th DEflKMliirw inoo JUNEE WATER SUPPLY: Supply, ol Eire- nit-D FUM "lme citendedl. DUBBO SEWERAGE TREATMENT WORKS: Ei(c- tlon of Caretakor'a Cottaee. (Fresh Tendeii' emended sneclDcatlon.l BERltlMA DISTRICT HOJ- EUABALONG TO MURRIN BRIDGE: Forming and flth' JANttAnv mm JUNEE DISTRICT HOSPITAL: Construction of nnrt TTcntment Works, etc. KENMORE MENTAL HOSPITAL. GOULBURN: Delivery snd installation of High-pressure steam Boiler in Kit- t'ltfc imninv DENIUQUIN WATER SUPPLY: Construction ot i aiuKiiia ior ouciion Main, i Suction and Rising Mnlna.

NEUTRAL HAY pnT.Tnn nTATrrM. of Verandah Into Meal Room, and Erection of .1 w.c, ana r-niniing. ituxALj WUIIIH HOS. PITAL: Installation of Steam Heating and Domes- ,1. nur.Mii i ritw in niiiHes wunriera.

tiuuid-WEST TABLELANDS WATER SUPPLY: Supply, Of 16ln dlam.tnr Fl.frtrlrnllv.un:Hnri MR ii. for Gravitation Main from Cowanit to Cootnmunaia. TEMORA TRANSMISSION LINE: Supply and delivery nf Hardwood Poles. TEMORA TRANSMISSION LINE: Manufacture, supply, and delivery of Conductors. PLANS SUPPLIED AT 5.

PER SHEET. AND SPECIFICATIONS AT 5 PER COPY. PAYMENT fAKlMBHT. POR ARCHITECTURAL WORKS runpo mm ruiiiinou. Quotations are Invited bv the Public Works Denarttnent for th.

Runnl. anH n.liv.rv nf ih. following (particulars In Contrnctors' Room). Offers in must be lodged In the Tender Bos at or belore 2 p.m. on the dates mentioned: if 23rd DECEMRER, 1029.

if No. 181, Graphic Voltmeters tspec. 1611: No.i 318. H.W Poles ISpec. 1B6I.

27th DECEMBER. 1029. No. 325, 40 tons Asphaltum, 00100; No. Blue Metal.

30th DECEMBER. 1929 No. 319. Concrete Mixer: No. 321.

Siptlc No. 322. C.I Pulley end Slide Bells: No. 3:3. Tioat.f; No.

324. Hot Tar Meter: No. 327. 1 Hes. Hollo: Drill Steel; No.

328. Galvanised Down Pipe. 3rd JANUARY. 1930. No.

330, Electric Stove, Copper Boiler, Bath-li heater. 17th JANUARY, 1930. ft No. 276 Chlnrlnntlon Plant E. A.

BUTTEN8HAW. Minister for Public ICU62.I Ss, MUNICIPAI, COUMCII NOTICES, 1 1 JJUNIOIPALnY "OP K03Mall.J ESTIMATES 1930 GENERAL AND LOAN FUSDS.j NOTICE Is hereby given that the Council of the; Municipality of Mosman approved of the Gci-eKl and Loan Fund Estimates for the year 1G30 at duly constituted meeting of the Council oa: the 22nd October, 1020, as fallows: il lal xne amount oi proposed expenditure out of the fund to which the proceeds of the rates are to be carried 13 (b) The amount In hand available for such expenditure Nil fcl The amount of other revenue likelv to be avail-- able for such expenditure (Including 30,000 from Loom 41,670 Idl The amount reoulred to be raised by the rates for such expenditure 132,021 U3.ff! (al The Unimproved Capital Value of all Land Is 4.130.323. Ifl The rates to he mnrte and levl-d Rate J.1940d, 50.000 Loan Rate 1MM 100.000 Loon Rate NO. 1 351. H0MM Loan Rate No.

2 U20d. 75.000 720d. Svdnev Harbour Bridge Rate Id. Mm Roads Rate Id Total to be levied as a blned rate of 5Id In the on the Dnlmpronljf Csnltal Value. This total rating represents a reduction Id In the on 'he total rales evl-d current year, following a recent the Unimproved Capital Value of ratsbls pro-' ARTHUR O.

MARSHALL. Town Clerk. Town Hell. Mosman. 2m nere.hr-r.

11120. HfUNtCIPALtTV BEXLEY. rtl ESTIMATES. GENERAL FUND. Notice la hereby given that.

In arcordanee nhj the following Estlmntes for the year 1030 haw approved by the Council of the abovenamed Mum-K lal The amount of proposed expenditure out the funds to which the proceeds et tn General Fund are to be carried Is bl The amount in hand available for sucb expenditure Is Nil. h. The amount of other revenue llkflv to available for such expenditure Is idi The amount reoulred to be raided by the rsw iyj. r. the.

ei in. tntai value oi nio i.iiu rate levied Is: Unimproved Capital Vslui.1, 1.200 000. ifl The rate proposed to he made and l'a nvepence three farthlnes ildl In the oni; the Unimproved Oapltal Value of Land. SPECIAL PUBLIC WORKS LOAN RATE ACCOuW, (al The amount of the proposed exncnilltiir' of the funds to which the p-ocerds of IJJ Sneclol Public Wo-ks Loan Rats srs to Ml, carried Is 13.740. 'bl The amount In bund available for sueb rt-fi pendltur.

Is 5650. ICI The amount of other revenue lllte'' to available for such expenditure Is 400. idl The amount reoulred to be tn. rate for such expenditure Is lei The total value of land on which the we; Is be levied la 1.200.000. ifl The rate proposed to be made and levies ij one penny three farthings (lldl In the u.u.v.

oi imna. R. W. CHURCHILL. Town Cltrs.

Council Ohambers, HUXLEY, DCCCmPer ZO. 1P2U. gJHRT "wVaLdTO OP Notie. Is herehv elven that Councillor ARTHOIf LKuri. or ueiiamoi.

lauawang, uu'i oeen eiecieo rresioent ior tne months' period. J. NEW-CAMPBELL. Wy.ldr. Shire Hall, shire Oers, Oulgong 1412'20.

jyjUNioiPALrrif of balmain. ELECTION OF MAYOR, 10311. Notie, Is hereby given that ALDERMAN SWAN, LL.B.. has been re-elected Mayor for tal ensuing year, 1030. W.

SOMMERVILLE. WMfy Hs-UNICIPALTrs OT PADDINOTON- NOTICE It hereby given that ALDERMAN JOjJJ CONNELL hat been elected Mayor of this MOW clpallty for th. ensuing Wrm. Town Oltrfc Town Hen. Paddlngton.

20th December, 1S29. JJNOINEERS' TOOLS MAKB IDEAL XMAS PRESENTS. There are so many useful Engineers' Tools to cnuoao irom you will una no aimcuuy in picx-Ing a Tool your friend will be very pleased to accept as a reminder of the Festive Season. These Tools Cost little, but nothing la mora acceptable. Nearly everybody ean find good use for Engineers' aiiu a lew ar.

a.rrunacr mantionea uia. would be a welcome addition to any alt. FOR THE OAR OWNER: BLAOKHAWK HYDRAULIC JACKS. KISMET TYRE PUMPS. Sets of B.S.A.

SPANNERS. BONNEY CHROME-VANADIUM SPANNERS. MOS8BERO SOCKET WRENCH SETS. HANDY ANDY TOOL ORINDER8. FOR THE APPRENTICE or AMATEUR: SETS OF STARRETT TOOLS.

In cases. 8TARRETT BOOK8 for APPRENTICES. STARRETT CALIPERS and DIVIDERS. CHENEY'S HIGH-GRADE HAMMERS. BROWN and SHARPE MICROMETERS.

FOR THE MECHANIC: SETS OF REAMERS. BET OP TWIST DRILLS. SETS OF STOCKS and DIES. MECHANICS' VYCES. BRAZING LAMPS.

OM. 'Phone, or write OOODALL'S. and they will deliver. tMMt A. unrf tn nu quire.

Prices are bedrock, so give your friend an Xmaa uu. uiiiy appreciate, out a present he will find extremely useful, and will Keep for many years. Every time he has occasion to use your present he will remember you with kindly thoughts. Should none of the above Tools appeal to you, sn jus, in wnat your iriono is inieresiea. eno OOODALL'S will certainly be able to suggest a TOOL he will find both handy and use- Drop a note, and Ooodall'a will do th.

rest GOODALL and Universal Maehlnery Merchants, 301 Kent-street, SYDNEY. piONEER BELTINO transmit, maalmum horae- Irletlon It runs Ii? "ear and tear all round. Smooth running because It graded hides, scientifically tanned and sorupulouslv t0 the mot exacti, US? thr'" transmission advice free on application. PIONEER LEATHER BELTING. WARNING TO BUYERS OF BELTING Another Belting Company using a t'S 'Ar in no way con nfu.ed PIVS.J.' "rlglnal organisation, hi ihE Beftlng Is made onljl bv tSi 'eundeS llii Charles Ludowlcl In J.

O. Ludowlcl and Son, Pioneer House, 117 York-street, Sydney. JjEMCO MACHINERY COMPANY, rffirrnKJ' MACHINERY TO AVOID I I mix. Sne'neers toois of every kind. il.es" ti'cSZiZZ'gSX JP nd i ENGLISH LATHES RAPin EltS: TOOL GRINDERS; PUNCII SB JSLECTHIO BLOWERS: SPECIAL IND.

PI.aJjt FURNACES, and us trades, write EASY TERMS TO fiTTTT Inspect our SIHT YOU. r.vr eisewnere. WUl melt iron, steel glaM.0 "r'VinL DEMCO Oil Burners will fnd your oil substitutes. one ano SsV-ouV-Brwrk DEMCO MACHINERY COMPANY, 38 Mountain-street, HaloetTS BuntlnV Oh.ireni. woiseley Sheen 01 Petrol Englnesf TanVye Tllngye Suction Oas Hoists, Lifting Jacks, etc.

Qane Milking Machines; Aiccinon nome Lighting Plant and storage Battery. Duu.rugmi ana umces: Phone. BW2363 MILLER'S POINT. SYDNEY. yOODWORKINO MACHINERY.

JOINERY MACHINES IVarlous). and SAWMILLING PLANT FOR SALE. Apply LANODON and LANGDON, foot Johnston-street, 17 ATIONAL ENGINES, or Penned Puel Oils, Wood Charcoal. co*ke, and Coal Gas Prom 2 to 1800 h.p. WESTERN MACHINERY Sole Australian Agents, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, PERTH.

vmC iV lyiiia-atreet. JAUNDRY MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. Tl' t.e,rr stocks of Laundry every description Including Heated Mangles; Hydro-Extractors; Drying Tumblers; Power shirt and Collar Ironing Much lies; Dryroom Cabinets, etc. Call terms 'Pe pr PARKE LACY HARDIE LIMITED, 60 Clarence-street, Sydney. 'ta ne 10 3 st.ol ff Loco Crne one 41n if hed Centrifugal Pump, coupled 5.

100 ton Hydraulic Jacks; Top Trucks: 3 Pnasenger Carriages and Y.nn' 4ind Locomotives for 2ft rail gauge; one Turntable; one Allday and Onions Rail Truck Inspection Petrol Motor; So tons of Olrdcrs fl a.nnei o' Wheels and Axles. Immediate delivery, ex stock. E. A. 6L0MAN iwocuery, piaacot QJ7.

1 EOROE RinirAnnn rn the lamuus Pearn-Rlchards Horlsontal Boring, Drilling, and Milling Machines. Non-traversing ani flm SpmIe Types. Vertical Boring Mills from 3ft diameter and upwards. Single and Duplex slot Drilling Machines. Inquiries solicited.

Sole Agents, GIBSON BATTLE and LTD, 638 KENT-STREET, Liverpool-street. 'Phone. M6661. pRANES I 1 Caterpillar Loader; 1 steam Shovel and Skimmer; 1 10-ton and 1 3-ton Electric Overhead Travelling Crane. 1 10-ton Steam Travelling Crane.

1 7-ton Electric Derrick Crane. 1 3-ton Steam Derrick Crane. 1 2-tcn Electric Derrick Crane. Hand Derrick Cranes. 6.

3. 2, 1, and 1 ton. for 8ale. J. E.

TOOLE and 70 Hunter-st. B5111. IjlOR SALE. 1 OOLbNlAL BOILERTTIOlb w.n.; 2 Marine-type Water-tube Boilers, by BabcooK. 2200 aq.

ft. heating surface. 1801b w.p,; 1 large Ventilating Fan, 100.000 cubic feet per hour; woodworking, and Engincora' Machine Toola; Air Oompreasors, Concrete Mlxera, and Stone-crushing Plant. J. TOOLS and 70 Hunter- tlONCRETE MIXERS and BUILDERS' HOISTS.

CONCRETE BUCKETS. HOPPERS and CARTS. PETROL LOCOMOTIVES and EXCAVATORS. HOT MIXING "THE LEADER." OAS PRODUCERS, "P.S.L.." for power or heating. SEMI-DIESEL ENGINES, J.

Samuel White, of Cowes PUMPS and PUMPING ENOINES. Hathorn. Dnvey. PRANK SAUNDERS LIMITED. 127 York-at, Sydney.

1TIR PLANTS for all purposes. Edge Runners, ricra aim uuiiiu.ine, neinaerauirs, Boilers, Motors, Paint Mixers, Oonfeetlonerv Machinery. Stone Baws, Polishers, Floats, Woodworking Machinery, Pumps, Stone Crushers, to. W. NEWTON and Laurence-street.

Alexandria, i i.i i on. riaub. vuiiipriom, luuiiary, annealing nven. and maehlnea. for th.

m.nnla.,,ir. oi maneaoie ncringa. aireaoy installed. Satis factory sransier oi leaae could pronaoly De ar- ranged. Apply No.

1073, Herald. fOR SALE. Super 6arretl steam Waggon, anions twu- biLjiiiK auay. Apply HUMS. Town Clerk, Holroyd; Ad Town Clerk, werryianoa.

ClOLONIAL-TYPB BOILER, N.H.P., overhauled, all new tubes, delivered, nlaced under it cam BOILER REPAIRS. DUNCAN. BOILERMAKER. 481 Parramatta-road, Lelchhardt. Pet.

577. TX)R SALE. Hydraulic 2-ton STEEL HOISTana steel T1PPINO BODY, suited to Dodge or other inaKes oi irucna. naore-a. nox ijuumMOH VVOODWOUKING MACHINERY.

Large Stocks, vT cheap to clear. Herbert Boyle, Oentral-st, rpRUCK HOIST, at new, for Sale, stacking barrels 1 or casea, will saorinc. Inspect at Newton, wwr.iiiig aim bk, ftieaanoria. FOR SALE, Boiler and Engine, In working order. Want offer.

Apply B.8. Double Bay, or 'E1'. flttlc- TACKBTED PAN Plain, all sues: Mixing ei Machines, for all purposes, Oheap. w. NEtv-TON and Laurence-street, Alexandria.

SCREW-OUTTIrlo LATHE, tin centre: Emery Orlnderr also Oln Lathe, 130 uorunna-ro oianmore. i-none, r-et. 2J22. owmo SAW, good as new, with saw, Jones, MW1C50. Miubaw uomoination woouworaer, Hand Moru- cere, etc, Boyle, Oentral-st, MA1350.

TCLY Press, used bullet Bandsaws, oifiers. Dies. CHAlri 8L6ck. ll-loni Bench brllllng MacEIHa, iak, l-lnch drill, cheap. Ring FWloot.

m. in. rear 9 iv XT ALP-TON Prletlon Holst, with clrcul'. Tjr-aksrs, XXcaga, D.w, Mil gut. J5763.

GET OUR ESTIMATE. SEE WHAT ELLIOTT'S SAVE YOU WHEN HOME FURNISHING. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF DOZENS OF BEDROOM AND DININO-ROOM SUITES. LOUOHBOYS FROM 4. CABINET BOOKCASES, MADE OP ATHERTON FIGURED MAPLE.

ACKNOWLEDGED BY EXPERTS THE MOST MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE TIMBER OF THE WORLD. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY OIVEN WITHOUT OBLIGATION. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. FACTORY CASH PRICES. THE CRESCENT WAXED MAPLE FIOURED BEDROOM SUITE.

Our Pries, eiS176: Elsewhsre M0. BEDSTEAD TO MATCH, 651 WARDROBES. 6176 to 38. INLAID BEDROOM SUITES. WITH BEDSTEADS TO MATCH.

ROSEWOOD. MOLE, or SYCAMORE FINISH. FIGURED MAPLE, from 28 to 03. HUNDREDS OF DINING-ROOM SUITES and SIDEBOARDS. ALSO IN JACOBEAN and PERIOD.

THREE-PIECE CHESTERFIELD, DAVENPORT, or WAYMOUTH SUITES; selsct your own coverings. Prom 1310. WILTON CARPET SQUARES. HALL RUNNERS. RUGS.

MATS. SCOTCH LINOLEUMS, CUTLERY, DINNER and TOILET WARE. OFFICE FURNITURE, TABLES. CHAIRS, and CABINETS. WE MANUFACTURE AT OUR CRESCENT FACTORY FROM ANY DESION OR CATALOGUE AT FACTORY PRICES.

THE TRADE SUPPLIED. WE PACK AND DELIVER FREE TO RAIL OR BOAT. FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 20 MILES OF OUR SHOWROOMS. FOR EXTENDED PAYMENTS THE CAMPER DOWN ESTATE COMPANY WILL MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO SUIT YOU (two doors from our Showrooms). OUR LAY-BY SYSTEM IS AT YOUR SERVICE.

MAIL ORDER CATALOGUES FORWARDED. ON APPLICATION, TO COUNTRY CLIENT'S. 0. K. ELLIOTT'S, LIMITED, COMPLETE MANUFACTURING ECONOMIC HOME FUR NIB ERA.

226-44 PARRAMATTA-ROAD, CAMPERDOWN. (Opposite Cardigan -street.) ALL LEICHHABDT, HABBRFIELD, ABBOTS FORD, snd FIVEDOCK TRAMS and BUSES STOP AT O.K.E.'s. LTD. HUDSON'S "READY-CUT" HOMES GEORGE HUDSON. THE RELIABLE TIMBER, FLOORING, AND JOINERY SPECIALISTS, OLEBE, 8YDNEY.

CITY OFFICE. 7 Caatlereagh-strset, Sydney. Tatephonei: BWU51, MW27S1, MW2791S lines each. THE HOTEL ALEXANDER, SPENCER-STREET, MELBOURNE. OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION.

200 BEDROOMS. 200 BATHROOMS. at Blaxland, Lanassa Park. Lawson, and puU without Increasing labour required. Re-Yanderra were also Included In the week Divlng to my statement.

Mr. Taylor, sales th DjRtllleries wiil be able to employ hands as a result of the tariff. Though SHEFFIELD CUTLERY STILL THE BEST, 1 AND A MOST SEASONABLE GIFT. IT LEADS THE WORLD FOR QUALITY. 80MB MODERATELY -PRICED OIFTS HERB ROM SOME OF THE LEADIHO MAKER8 D) THE FAMOUS ENGLISH STEEL OTTY, OIVE HEFFIELD CUTLERY.

list. ryi PnHnlh T.tH nn1 f.anna iwcooio, i. Canty, at the Real Estate Institute on Tues- day submitted an attractive list of properties In the estate of the late W. J. Elliott.

There was a large attendance, and lor most oi tne lots the bidding was spirited. The sale realised 9144. Mr. Forsyth sold the following: City: Nos. 22 and 24 Kensington-street, 920.

Enmore: No. 21 James-street, 250. Redfem: Terrace property, Renwlck-street, 14G0; two brick houses, Renwlck-street, 810; Nos. 41 to 47 inclusive ureat BUCKmgnam-streei. ter- K0? twosto7 huses' 2.60: 87 to 93 Botany-street, terrace of four two-story houses, 2200.

Waverley: Nos. 78 and so Hewntt-street, two om weamerrjoara cottages, 615. Mascot: Vacant allotment. Sharp-street, 368. Guildford: Vacant land, Cardi-ean-street, 21.

Several properties were tiassed in at nrices a shade under the reserves Mr. Forsvth also reports selling privately: Castiecrag: Lot 14, 350. Willoughby: Edinburgh-road, 1425; vacant land, Tyncslde-avenue, 300; and in conjunction with Raine and Home, a cottage, Pens hurst-street, 900 NEW MAP OF AUSTRALIA. A map of Australia has been compiled by the Lands and Survey branch of the Commonwealth Department of Works. The map Ss reproduced in lull colours, ornwn to a scare of about 66 miles to an Inch, and printed on a single sheet 30 40 incnes.

NATIONALIST DEBATERS. The Mosman Nationalist Debating Team has won the National Association's debating championship, beating the Bnlgowlah team by narrow margin of points. Forty-three teams entered the contest, the final of which was adjudicated by Mr. S. R.

Innes Noad, M.L.C., Sir Elliot Johnson, and Mr, A. J. Reynolds, under the presidency of Mr. Archdaie Park-hill, M.P. The winning team consisted of Messrs.

Frank Louat, V. Roberts, Barton Addison, R. E. Aldrich, and W. J.

Phillips, the runners-up being Messrs. A. H. Long, J. H.

Hawkins, L. C. Carrlngton, James Watt, and J. Verrall The contests served to bring under notice of the campaign committee many fine speakers, who have since rendered valuable assistance to the National party on tin public SPOONS AND FORKS. WHITE METAL.

T.a. Par dot. ..19 HEAVY QUALITY, par I dos. 39 DIXON par dss. 3S i Qualltr.

Al, par 1 dot. 19 A. twr I dot 11 thev have had a special preference of 9 per gallon since the Pratten Tariff of 1925, they nave suocecaeo, in tnose tour years, in increasing their sales by only 88,000 gallons per year, which meant that practically no increasea employment inrougn rreaeraj uistii- lerles followed, while the consumption of all whlskv fell off bv 143.000 sallons. With this decrease In consumption a large number of bottlers, packers, carters, coopers, labourers, and others connected with the distribution side, must, of necessity, have suffered. It Is evident, therefore, that the tariff utterly failed to provide any Increased employment, the only fOSSlDie.

enect oemg aecreasea empiuyincub. hope this will satisfy Mr. Northcroft. I am, eto Dec. 19, H.

L. ASKEV BOUNDARY STONES. TO THE EDITOR OP THE HERALD. Sir, In your correspondent's description of city boundary stones I think a serious error nas crept in re cne stone tnac was supposea to stand outside the Duke of Cleveland Hotel, at the corner- of Dowllng and Cleveland streets. Rod fern I have a distinct recollection of the stone standing at the corner of Bourke and Cleveland streets, Redfern, out side Ward Boundary stone inn, at tnac corner.

The stone and the Inn disappeared about the same As the stone was really in Redfern, the beat person to confirm this would be the Town Clerk of Redfern (Mr. P. W. Orlcrson). who is a very old Identity.

and has access to all records. Cleveland House referred to stood on the sit where the Good Samaritan Convent now stands at the corners of Buckingham, Bedford, and Chalmers streets. Strawberry Hills, and one of the cast-iron columns stood at the corner of Elizabeth and Cleveland streets, when the drinking fountain now stands. I am. etc.

JOHN BUCKLEY. JO. Redfern. Nov. 28.

par I dot STAINLESS SHI KNIVES. 41CEDHAU VKALLII and TYZAOK BTATNLSSS AYLOR'8 EYE WITNESS KNIVES, STAINLESS LOCKWOOD SPECIAL STAINLESS MIRROR FINISH KNIVES. shapM or Plain Blad. Knives, HARRISON BROS, and HOW80N, WT I dot. CARVERS IN PAIRS, TAYLOR Era wi CASE OF CARVERS.

TAYLOR EYE WITNESS LOCKWOOD OARVERS. IN PAIRS 166 pair PRESENTATION CANTEENS, BY THE FOIXOWINa MAKERS: TAYLOR'S EYE WITNESS BRAND. HARRISON BHOS. and HOWSON, 68, 108, 120, I33A to 300 each. pocket knives Sheffleld make 1 to 136 each.

scissors, Shemeld 1 to 108 per pair RAZORS. Bengal, 48 to OotU. 1061 Safety, 3 to 10 Stropa, 39, 46. 83. 711, 10, 128.

ROTARY KNIFE SHARPENERS FOR STAINLESS KNIVES. CALL AND TMSPiaT. ALSO CTJT OLARKVABe! i'RONZE WARE, and MECHANICAL TOYS. JOHN DANKS AND 334-330 PITT-STREET, SYDNEY. i I i' -l.

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