PETONE AFFAIRS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 95, 15 January 1918, Page 7

PETONE AFFAIRS

MEETING OP BOROUGH OOTJNOIL. The Potone Borough Council met last C. P. «bank W Cox, J. Churchhnuse. W. MDou. D. M'K«n Z ie R. H. Jones, J. Foster, and 8. Newlnnds. King Bros., carriers, adv sed tne no longer supply the council v,.tl» the obieot of securing shingle at a of East Street «*«» for an extension of the maw The council agreed to grant tho ex tfi Tli n e ""on g ineer in his report stated th,t Cuba Street had suffered severely ™ th,. rrcent exceptional motor iraifiT\r%Ke formation of tbe str«t Sγ it difficult for the street to St itsps!"for the AVellin,ton iWtal Board notified the council that SeKaa a case of tuberculosis m the borough. SBBVloT? WTTH COMFOUT IN OVERUND "lIQHT FOUR," Serviceability alono is not sufßcieut in a car-neithor ie comfort. Overland "Light Four" combines both, and meets every demand of tho modern motorist. Bat "Lisht Four" goodness does not end there-it inc.des grace, economy, power and U all that a car con d be This splondrd new model has a 106-inch wheel base and a enng, cosy body. Upholstery is rich.and soft, and the car can be "closed in" in one moment by one man with the one-man top and side curtains. Electric lighting and starting are included-also electric horn, variable headlight dimmers, extra demountable rim, extra tyre and tube, ventilating wind-scrceu, tools, jack, pump and tyro repair kit. Inspect a model—let ue show you its motor and its mechanical goodiiess. The price is only .£360 complete, at; main ports. A. Hatrick und Co., Ltd., Wanganui and Wellington.—Advt.