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Hokitika Guardian, 18 October 1930, Page 3

m m, 0^ % m <D> m <O. f>r<3 o o OM o Q # &o o. o %>. u Q <3& LLO 1 ■ <rcm TEXACO i c®£l m m H m s&- ,'JSt: in » iili ■ r i if mmm. In the pa£t year thousands of motorists have exchanged their wet gas troubles for DRY. GAS power, pleasure and profit. It is fitting that a motor spirit, which has so proved itself, should be further distinguished by being sold from a new, distinctive Silver Pump. So that wherever you go, from the North Gape to the Bluff, you will know at a glance which pump to Stop at. No more unnecessary gear changing, no more diluted motor oil and consequent engine trouble, but quicker Starts, swifter acceleration, greater economy. Each drop of DRY GAS is instantly transformed into flashing power. 'Change your Wet Gas Troubles for DRY GAS Power. Fill up at the New Silver Pumps. The Texas Company (Australasia) Limited. si spin if i i m />> f’rvfs f SPI-64-30 SCP m » m .. y m m mm mM m mm Wmm [, j m Xi v/>-

General Carrier o and Contractors. THE HOKITIKA TRANSPORT SERVICE. ■\7S7ITH OUR RELIABLE FLEET »y OF FIVE LORRIES we can undertake the largest or smallest transport orders to any part of the West Coast. FIREWOOD A SPECIALTY ! lft. lengths 10/- per lorry load. •• 2ft. lengths 9/- per lorry load. Dockings ... 8/6 per lorry load. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE ! SERVICE- ■& CIVILITY-OUR-MOTTO Yours faithfully, BLACK h STEPHENS ’Phone 190 o' ]3o.\i. Winter spells danger from coughs colds, sore throats and influenza, unless you - take that scientific precaution—disinfect tho bronchial passages daily with .“Nazol.” A powerful, .. penetrating germicide New double size—l2o doses for 2s 6d.—Advt.