1924 Stand 15 A & & O & Stand 15 And Showroom, Corner Cashel and Madras Streets OPEN TILL 11 EM. AGENTS N6493 HUPMQBILE AND OVERLAND AGENTS: North Canterbury Local Representative—A. A. Beid. Travelling Representatives—H. 0. Truscott &W. W. V&ttShSß. Peninsula District—M. Nottingham. , Leeston District—A. B. Tniscott. Ashburton Agent-Geo. Rogers. . 4 ; E-enheim Agent—Broadbent and Co. Ltd. ft J Nelson Agent—-L. N. Montgomery. ' ' -vr", " - " Jt -* \ v_< *,& *. £ r \*Bsif
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18230, 14 November 1924, Page 5
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