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Hokitika Guardian, 8 September 1931, Page 1

M.V. GAEL. WILL SAIL AS FOLLOWS—(Weather PermittingL For Wellington—Wednesday, 6 p.m. SOUTH WESTLAND SHIPPING COY MOTOR TYRES AT CUT PRICES. 30 x 3J B.E. CORDS £l/9/6 29 x 4.40 BALLOONS £l/9/6 28 x 4.75 BALLOONS £l/17/6 30 x 4.50 BALLOONS £IA 6 /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 £2/14/01 30 x 5 HEAVY DUTY £4/4/0 .32 x 6 HEAVY- DUTY £B/0/0 AIso—MICHEL! N, GOODYEAR, ENGLISH DUNLOP AND FIRE- , STONE. We Pay (he Railage. HAMPTON TYRE COY.. 138-140 Oxford Terrace CHRISTCHURCH. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. WESTERN AUTO COY. Lower Mackay Street, Greymouth. | At last the West Coast is the possesj sor of a real modern . DUCO AND ENAMELLING DEPOT. : All workmashnip is under the personal supervision of an expert, whose | qualifications are unrivalled, he having had extensive service with Messrs Smith and Waddington, Sydney, and General Motors, Wellington. When re- | quiring renovations to your CAR, consult us‘. Our Motto; Service, coupled with lasting quality of finish. JAMES H. HAINES, Manager. T ETTERHEADS, on Bond writing ■ Paper, plain or ruled, in any colour.—“Guardian” Office, ’Phone 22M.