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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1927, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN —Bush rugs, dark grey and brown, medium and large sizes, 7? I ld. 9s lid. 13s 6d at MeKAV’S. TJLANKETS, BLANKETS—AII wool Colonial white blankets, lowest prices—single bed 19s lid, doubly bed 29s lid pair at McKAY’S. KAPOC MATTRESSES, best Samara ng knpoc, single bed 37s Cd three-quarter bed 5-js, doulde bed 08s Cd at. McKAY’S. RYLAXD’S GOLD MEDAL SHEETING. 1000 pairs, white and unbleached sheets, single-bed size, three-quarter and double bed size. New reduced price list—2s 3d. 2s Cd, 2s lid, 3s 3d, 3s lid yard at McKAY’S WANTED KNOWN—Chorlev linoleum. Oft. wide. 7s Od yard, Cft. wide inlaid linoleum, 12s lid vd., passage linoleum. Is Cd yard at McKAY’S. BOYS’ hard-wear trousers, sizes 0 to IG, price -Is lid pair. Boys’ grey tweed school knickers, sizes 1 to 11, prices Is lid to 7s Cd at McKAY’S. MEN’S wire-twist working shirts, wonderful value, -Is lid at McKAY’S. T'vEXTM TROUSERS, men’s special * L price, 4s lid pair: navy overalls 8s lid pair: best Palmer nap trousers 8s Cd at McKAY’S. Wanted known -Hoys' lnmiwear grey shirts 3s 9d to Is fid at .McKAY’S. FOOTBALL! JJOKITJKA SATURDAY, MAY 7th. 1.3(1 p.ni. Excelsior v. School 3rd Grade. 3 p.ni„—Seniors: Excelsior v. -Magpies (Grey). Juniors: Kokatahi v. Excelsior A. OASS gQUARK,

ADMISSION Is. I’IiICSKNTS OK I’lflMK XKW ZKAI.AND LAM 11. T may not lie generally known Unit ■*- the New Zealand Meat Producers’ Hoard will receive orders at any time lor (lie delivery on anv date ol' single earcases of prime New Zealand land) to friends in the United Kngdom. The arrangements made by the Hoard aro not simply confined to the Christmas and paster seasons. The lamb eating season at Home has now properly commenced— so send a prime New Zealand lamb to your friends now and thus help to advertise New Zealand produce as well as providin'; the folks at Home with a welcome treat. If your gift is sent to a person at Home who has not yet- sampled our New Zealand lamb, or who may he prejudiced against our lamb because it is frozen, then it- will he even more valuable as a means of advertising and encouraging the consumption of prime New Zealand lamb. All that is necessary i- to send L'l lls to the Secretary of the New Zealand .Meat. Producers’ ISoatd. P.O, liox 121. Wellington, together with Unfriend's full address. This amount covers all charges to delivering at the friend's private house, to whom a postcard will ha forwarded indicating lTie sender's name, and instructions regarding defrosting, etc. The post-card will arrive a day or two ahead of the lamb, and will indicate the date on which the lamb may he expected.

THE STUDEBAKER STANDARD SIX CUSTOM SEDAN /" AL'STO.M beauty of line and finish * —' h i longer depends upon the size e(|iii])inenl. It even has a custom emblem on the radiator! the silvered figure of Atalanta symbolizing the futility of pursuit. It is a car to arrest the eye and evoke your admiration. Its lustrous du done body is richly lacquered in rich Studebaker Blue and Pewamn Wile pin striped in light ivory. Seats are luxuriously deep and wide, with forni-fitting upholstery of line Chase mohair and exquisite broadlace draw curtains at the wide rear windows ecu form t-o the best standards of I aste. The one-piece windscreen is of the no-draft ventilating type, exclusively Studeibaker. It deflects air currents over beads of passengers, or into the driver’s compartment, as desired. Position iconirollod by convenient lever above instrument hoard. When tilted for cowl ventilation, water cannot enter driver’s compartment as hicliltroughs are provided beneath the cowl to carry if oil'. The advantage of this feature in rainstorms is quite obvious. An artistic instrument hoard carries an engine heat indicator, petrol gauge, speedometer, ammeter and oil pressure gauge—all of which are mounted in nil oval group, under glass. A coincidental lock to ignition is controlled lithe same kov operating the door locks and spare tyre carrier. Two-beam acorn, headlamps and cowl lamps are controlled by a switch on the steering wheel. Hear traffic signal lamp; automatic windscreen cleaner; rear-vision mirror; front bumper and rear hiiniperettes are standard equipment. Htiidehaker has provided a full vision steel bodv of advanced design and construction. Pillars are sturdy, yet extremely narrow to give maximum visibility. Poor openings are full 2C>in. in width. Based on the ratings of the Social,v of Automobile Engineers, the Standard Six Custom Sedan is the most powerful sedan of its size and weight. The quiet L head Standard Six motor is renowned for its endurance, reliability and economy.

In addition to remarkable performance, the Standard Six chassis offers features which contribute maximum safety and riding comfort, such as four wheel brakes disc wheels and full-size balloon tyres. Oil filter, air purifier and a waterproof ignition system combine in sealing the engine against foreign matter. 'Die mechanical excellence of the Studebaker Standard Six chassis is attested by reports from more than 800 STUDEBAKER OWNERS whose cars have been driven 100.000 MILES OR MORE AND ARE STILL IN SERVICE. This high-class car will l>e on view for a few days, from Thursday, nth. May, at Turner’s Garage. We also have one Special Six Studehaker for sale. This car is in good condition, electric light, self-starter etc. and four new tyres. For quick sale—£2oo. This car is also on view at the garage, rear of Turner’s Fruit Mart. Terms can he arranged. User car taken in part payment for new car. CHRISTCHURCH. C. CHAMBERLAIN. WEST COAST ,T. li. TURNER. AGENTS.