hills hoist

The company is also well known for making the Hills Hoist.

He comes to the Hills Hoist and stops.

In 1947 Hills Hoists began manufacturing a wind-up clothes hoist.

Hills makes electronics and lifestyle products, including the Hills Hoist clothesline.

Griffiths says he once swung around the Hills Hoist so fast he flew off into space.

Has anyone seen a mauve Hills Hoist?

In Scotland, a Hills Hoist is referred to as a Whirligig.

The company Hills Hoists became Hills Industries in 1958.

The iconic clothesline, Hills Hoist.

Diwali lamps, saris on hills hoists and fusion dance bring Mumbai to the centre of western Sydney.

Just past the Hills Hoist and outdoor dunny sits John Clarke sipping tea.

Hills, which makes the iconic Hills Hoist clothes line, said there had been plans to put the two iconic brands together.

A Darwin family reported that the only thing left standing after Cyclone Tracy was their Hills Hoist.

Although originally a product name, the term "Hills Hoist" became synonymous with rotary clothes hoists in general, throughout Australia.

Lance Hill begins production of the Hills Hoist Rotary clothes line in Adelaide, 1946.

Professional highlights include the design and production of the 1996 Adelaide Festival marketing campaign, featuring a "burning Hills Hoist" poster.

The Australian icon, the Hills Hoist clothes line, was invented by the Hill family in neighbouring Glenunga.

The Hills Hoist has been manufactured in Adelaide, South Australia by Lance Hill since 1945.

Hills, which manufactured Australia's iconic Hills Hoist clothesline for many years, believes it will save $40 million by 2013-14 as a result of the transforation.

The Hills Hoist is listed as a National Treasure by the National Library of Australia.

A few weeks ago, for example, I heard a National Public Radio story about Hills Hoists, a brand of clothesline produced in Australia.

Hills is now pegging its future on technology and communications services - a departure for a brand best known for its namesake Hills Hoist clothesline.

In addition to the famous Hills Hoist, Hills Industries manufacture a range of products including amongst other things, metal, fibreglass and timber ladders.