THE PEOPLE'S STABLES, Queen Street, Levin.
Mr. A. V. Wells, the proprietor of the People's Stables in Queen street, has a very high opinion of Levin's future, judging by the large and up-to-date stables he established there some two years'ago.. Mrl Wells has resided in the Levin district for a great many years, and is popularly known to all the district residents, consequently his connection is a very large one, and is constantly growing. • The People's Stables caters specially for country clients, who desire their horses and traps;, being placed in safe keeping. One branch of the large building is devoted to the storage of motor-cars, and, if necessary, merchandise. Mr. Wells devotes personal attention td the business, consequently patrons of the People's Stables get prompt service, combined with civility, every time. The stables are equipped to provide accommodation for fifty or sixty horses at a time if necessary, and at special rush periods Mr. Wells could provide stable room for upwards of one hundred. Patronise the People's' Stables.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 24, 29 January 1924, Page 14
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169THE PEOPLE'S STABLES, Queen Street, Levin. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 24, 29 January 1924, Page 14
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