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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 25 October 1917, Page 4

Ring up M?hone 65. Helensville Pish and Oyster Saloon. COMMEEOIAL EOAD. THE residents of Helensville and surrounding district can now rely upon a regular supply of FRESH AND SMOKED pISH DAILY, and Oysters in Season Fish and Chip Potatoes a speciality. The best of YY Drinks on hand Try oar Cider, 3d glass MRS DIRAKA.. PROPRIETRESS Visitors to Helensville call at I at the Central House COMMERCIAL ROAD Only Three Chains from Railway Station Tariff: 4s 6d per day; perinanents 22s 6d per week. Meals is Dinner at 11 a,m. on Stock Sale days. Good House. Every attention given. MRS CHANNON Proprietress.

I Advance Helensville and District I. | • © | A "Capital" Time to Buy! | I A "Capital" Time to Sell i I If You have Properties for Sale, or Want to Purchase U A HOUSE OR FARM [| O Advertise at once in the O | KAIPARA & WAITEMATA ECHO i It would ?ive you an EXCELLENT Eeturn for your outlay. TRY IT, BANG IT, AND THUMP IT. j Cheer Up! And Don't Be Down-hearted. = | THE WAR WILL SOON BS OYEB. [ • AND HELENSVILLE MUST GO AHEAD ft In .^x/w^ ra Buyers are Plentiful. Sellers are Reasonable | Baggsßl + i iBBBI ___]•! injj| GGDD f&HHB80 Concrete Roads "**fi REPAY THEIR COST IN EIGHT YEARS OUT OF SAVINGS IN UPKEEP ALONE Mr Hines, Chairman of Road Commissioners^ Wayne County, Michigan U.S.A., speaking of a two-mile stretch of bituminous Macadam roadway' said: If someone had offered to build this road absolutely without one penny's cost to Wayne County, stipulating only that we should maintain it m a fairly average condition, AT TEE END OF EIGHT YEARS we should have teen money ahead ly rejecting the offer and building it ourselves of I concrete." But, in addition to the saving in maintenance, | CONCRETE. ROADS Lessen the cost of hauling. Increase the pleasures of driving. Lengthen the life of horses, carts, motor-cars, and all Increase the prosperity of farmers. [vehicles. Increase the value of property. Are SMOOTH—DUSTLESS—PERMANENT. 1 —^—i i i