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Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1931, Page 1

M.V. GAEL'. WILL SAIL AS-FOLLOWS—-(Weather Permitting!. .Sails for Bruce Bay and Okuru on August 28th SOUTH WESTLAND SHIPPING COY MOTOR TYRES AT CUT PRICES. 30 x 3} B.E. COLDS £l/0/6 29 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 £2/0/0 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—MICHEL IN, GOODYEAR, ENGLISH DUNLOP AND FIRE- , STONE. We Pay. (he Railage. HAMPTON TYRE COY., 188-140 Oxford Terrace CHRISTCHURCH. MAKE YOUR HOME COSY THIS WINTER WITH ELECTRIC RADIATORS Consider how many uses can be made of a portable electric heater in the home. It can be switched on in the bed room when one rises in the morning. Then it can be used to warm the breakfast room while the meal is being prepared. -* ' , It is invaluable in the drawing room, if you wish to use the latter for a short period only. A snap of the switch, and your heat is there. For drying out damp rooms and airing clothes it is exceptionally well suited. Take advantage of the new low heating rates. An average size heater will cost one penny per hour to use; smaller sizes, one half-penny to three-farthings per hour. KANIERI ELECTRIC LIMITED I>R INTLNG—AII your requirements can he supplied by the “Guardian”, Phone 22M.