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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1927, Page 4

ITS NOW INSTALLED ! 1# THE MODERN BAITERY CHARGING EQUIPMENT IS NOW READY FOR OPERATION. THIS REMOVES US FROM TH CATEGORY OF A GARAGE TO AN UP-TO-DATE SERVICE STATION MAKING AVAILABLE TO CAR OWNERS THE SAME FACILITIES AS WOULD BE THEIRS IN THE LARCEST CITIES. *'6 AFTEII WE SELL, WE BEBYE. BAIT’S GARAGE WELD STREET HOKITIKA AUSTIN DODGE RUGGY CARS.

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