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Levin Daily Chronicle, 12 June 1917, Page 3

i Bargaios In Motor Cars > • ,-rt?cnz:v'■ \ IIOLDAWAFS °* | \ N". J. i£O j)li. V, iulJs agencies for the * f "Bl'lCK" The "HUP MO BILE" f and Iho "OVKK LAS D " Motor Cars ; three i r vehicles of proved exoellonce. The prices now < > being quoted tor these will astonish and please. \ Call in and p,et particulars at | HOLDAWAY'S MOTOR GARAGE I I m—nnftfc—l—miTiiiiniiraiMTiiairinirhiiiii iii .vrr "~r~r r r —ri rrrn mil r Oxf->rc Street, - - - LEVIN". 5 V Oars Repaired and Painted: Satisfaction f guaranteed. f Don't Forget: We still do Coachbuilding. *1 -w * _ ,— No I ncrease in Price Still the same value for the money. Efficiency Economy, Ease, and Durability. The FORD Car still retaiqs its position as the cheapest and best Car on the road. Touring Car £180 F.O. B. Wgtn. Runabout, £170 Wgtn. J. C. MILNES, pi^H^ L r N '' A. W. S M I TH, , r Motor Cycle and Cycle Agent Oxford Street. LEVIN. Has a large stock of Electric Cycle Lamps. These are recommended specially for Lady Cyclists. Price, .9/6 each. Ai.-io a largo stock of Pccket Lamps MOTOR CYCLES IN STOCK" : Excelsior, Big X, Douglas and B. fcf. A.. FOR CASH OR TERMS See our window for new stock of Cycles Prices from / £8 10s, Gent's and Ladies.' Juvenilles' £7 10s. BkAßlNvi THE BRUNT AT THE FRONT THE HARLbY-DAVIDSON THE WAR Ol'iFlCE lias a .shmvd \idoa of what is gccd enough to stand tlio wear and strain of War Usage. And it chose the Hsirley-.Davidson Motor Cycle J.O do some of her hardest, most dangerous and important work—DESPATCH RIDIXG The Machine which is so reliable, so strong and swift, and overcomes the severe test of roads ;at the front is the MACHIN'E FO(R YOU. It is right up to the moment in special features and full of good points. Come in and see it for yourself. Robertson & Co., I MOTOR & CYCLE ENGINEERS, LEVIN. I Sturdy Hose_for mBBSturdy .Boys-"-"! 'llgf I TBiiyii ii i in rlfeiiilkln/BOr - Costs UjgS'inore to Mail your Order! ~ The average boy, no matter wlial his age HiPM .... * may be*'is rough on his Hosiery—and . . hose manufacturers have all along endeavoured to produce sturdy hosiery that would beat tlie boy, and they have sue- ff|liP^r ceeded very well. , The best examples of this Sturdy Hosiery A will be seen at our Store, and the , 'T selection is exceptionally good. B CHILDREN'S SOX, in while, tan, navy and black, at 9d. to ... 16 a pair (post free). S THREE-QUARTER HOSE, with'fancy tops, suitable for boys 1 of from 4 years !o 10 years. These are in black, tan, |j and heather mixtures. At 1/6 to H/- pair (post free). S GOLF HOSE in black, with while tojw -wii'u heather tops, or :T with the tops in ■■•lio il ; als.> in grey and heather. ■ lAt 2/6 to 4,6 a pair (pod free)- 1 Choose your needs f:'o:r '.hcc's Specials, 9 and Maii your Ortisr '.o-de»yJ H Geo. FowMs. Ltd. I Manners Street, \\ hi.i.lM/1 * •• A:id at Auckland, m