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Hokitika Guardian, 13 August 1931, Page 1

M.V. GAEL. WILL SAIL AS FOLLOWS—(Weather Permitting). Leaves Hokitika for Wellington on Thursday, August 13th. Leaves Hokitika, for Bruce Bay and Okuru 24th. August. SOUTH WESTLAND SHIPPING COY MOTOR TYRES AT CUT PRICES. 30 x 3£ B.E. COEDS £l/9/6 20 x 4.40 BALLOONS ...... £l/9/6 28 x 4,75 BALLOONS £l/17/6 30 x 4.50 BALLOONS £l/16/0 29 x 5.00 BALLOONS £2/1/0 30 x 5.00 BALLOONS £2/6/6 31 x 5.00 BALLOONS £2/7/0 30 x 5.25 BALLOONS £2/9/0 31 x 5.25 BALLOONS £2/13/0 32 x 4'S.S. CORDS £2/8/6 33 x 4 S.S. CORDS £2/14/0 30 x 5 HEAVY DUTY £4/4/0 32 x 6 HEAVY DUTY £B/0/0 AIso—MICHELTN, GOODYEAR, ENGLISH DUNLOP AND FIRE- , STONE. We Pay the Railage. 1 HAMPTON TYRE COY. 138-140 Oxford Terrace CHRISTCHURCH.

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