FGXTON MOTOR & ENGINEERING GO., LTD. ' MOTOR AND GENERAL ENGINEERS 'AND BLACKSMITHS, FOXTON. MOTOR GARAGE, CLYDE STREET. TELEPHONE 84. Cars overhauled, and painted. All classes of machine work and. gear cutting. Wilkinson’s Safety Carbon Remover plant installed. FULL STOCKS OF TYRES, TUBES, OILS, AND r ACCESSORIES. District Agents for FORD-and STUDEBAKER Cars. Full stocks of spare -parts Batteries overhauled and charged. GENERAL ENGINEERING WORKS, * MAIN STREET.. TELEPHONE 30. Oxy Welding Plant for repairing broken castings. All sizes of Pipes, Fittings, arid Bolts stocked. Machinery of any description made and repaired. Flax Machinery a specialty. BLACKSMITHING- WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Agents for BOOTH McDONALD FLAX MACHINERY. Full stocks carried ————————pi m M ■ !■■■■! I. I 111. I I MEN! YOU CANT GET WET IF YOU WEAR A “MATAMAC” COAT. THE featherweight, Stormproof Coat —proof against wind and rain. Tt only weighs a few ounces, and folds up for the pocket when the sun shines. SMART IN APPEARANCE, AND COMFORTABLE IN WEAR. Lighter weight, cheaper price, and equal in appearance to an ordinary Rain Coat. Ideal for Golf and Sports wear. Secure one of these handy coats without, delay. RAGLAN STYLE, 75/-. TRENCH STYLE, 85/-. BOYS’ from 65/-. SOLE AGENTS FOR PALMERSTON NORTH: MILLAR & GIORGI. “THE GREAT OUTFITTERS,” PALMERSTON NORTH. W- i , Imported / Cartridges Outclassed C.A.C. Shoot Best— Cost. Least. CAT. Cartridges have outclassed and beaten imported Shot* gun Cartridges, now advertised for -.ale in -Ntvt Zcslml papers at 30/- and 3*//6 - per 100..,againrt “ C.A.C. pricil of 22/6 and 26/6 per 100. Moreover, “C.A.C." invariably proves to be a better Cartridge. 1919 and 1920 Auckland Gun Club’s Live Pigeon Ckempioa* •hip Matches were both won by shooters 'Using CAC Cartridges. Record Scores were made at . th. Stratford, And at,-the Dimedin Gun Clubs’ Matches on Bth .February, using C.A.C. Cartridges. Get “C.A.C.”—The famous N.Z. Cartridges. COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO., N.Z., LTD., AUCKLAND
B. C. PATTERSON PHARMACEUTICAL AN I VETERINARY CHEMIST MUN STREET - FOXTO!' 1 PRESCRIPTIONS dispensed da\ or night. Purest drugs ob ta aable only used. A full stock o j druggist’s sundries and patern j mi dicines | EYESIGHTTESfED an- 1 Spectacles to suit all sights supplied. Teeth carefully extracted VETERINARY WORK A SPECIALITY Night Bell Telephone No. 59 Agent for the Alliance Fire and Marine- Assurance Coy.. Ltd. LICENSED TO SELL STAMPS P. J._JACK. FURNITURE MANUFACTURER AND SHOP AND OFFICE FITTER. ’P|tone 91. P.O. Box 54. FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE AND REPAIRED ON -SHORTEST NOTICE. Woollen Flock, 9d lb. High-back. Kitchen Chairs, 16/-. Loose-seat Dining Chairs from 22/6. -Pedestal Cupboards from 25/-. Kitchen Tattles- from £l. Dining. Tables from £3 5k Od. Duchess Chests for £4 17s 6d. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. WANTED KNOWN.—Special reductions... Towels 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, j 2/11 each. White Voile, 44in. wide, j 2/11. F. GAMES.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2429, 16 May 1922, Page 4
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