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The Modern Light Car The modern appearance of the new Overland with its straight line bonnet and cowl, planting adjustable windscreen and cleancut one-man hood ic finished off by such details as full-crowned mudguards §nd ered running boards. ' . Hood and side-curtains are of attractive .weather-proof Duratex, and the curtains, as an added touch of convenience, oppn and shut with the doors. j ! j 1 In fair weather or stormy the Overland is an attractive car. And its owner’s satisfaction is heightened by tiie convenience of its equipment and appointments, the economy of its upkeep, and the unequaled riding comfort assured by its Triplex Springs. A Startling Reduction 1 Overland Light Four! —1 THE ECONOMY CAR—3O MILES OF RUNNING TO EVERY GALLON 01 BENZINE—BRINGS THIS CAR WITHIN THE BEACH OF ALL. GET TEE AGENTS TO GIVE YOU A RUN. • . ; W WILD and I BASSETT, WESTLAND AGENTS FOR OVERLAN CARS. : GARAGE, REVELL ST TELEPHONE 118 W. P.O. BOX No. 13. BENZINE, OILS, TYRES, AND REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF MOTORS

Tt* ■ B b K YOU MUST REALISE THAT CASH TRADING MAKES LOWER PRICES. In. ordinary credit trading allowance has to he made for bad deb losses, a certain percentage must be added to the selling prices o all goods to cover this—in other words you pay for more than you buy. Allowances have also to be made for bookkeeping expenses, collection fees, postages, books and stationery; the cost of all these are added to the selling prioes. CASH TRADING SAVES MONEY. When all of these unnecessary expenses can be avoided, it means lower prices, because there is no necessity to add these costs to the selling price of the goods. You pay less for what yon do buy and pay only for what you do get. Compare my cash prices with those of others—do not overlook quality— and you must realise that Cash Trading will pay you. . E. C. Toofeey, REVELL STREET H H H H a a a a a SBBBB XX

STEPHENS BROS., REVELL STREET s HOKITiK# REVELL STREET ! HOKITIK/ ARB OFFERING A LARGE ASSORT MENT OF LADIES’ TWEED ANI RAIN COATS AT GREATER RE DUCED PRICES. STEPHEN’S BROS. \ A. LITTLE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER AND IMPORTER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. rNVITES the public to oome and in-apo-t his large and varied stock [IGHGRADE BOOTS AND SHOES; INSPECTION INVITED. REPAIRS a SPECIALITY jtjrsT CLASS WORKMANSHIP. AND BEST OF MATERIALS.

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Hokitika Guardian, 20 March 1922, Page 1

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397

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 20 March 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 20 March 1922, Page 1

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