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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 18 June 1920, Page 4

l3HSß«JH&asasasi33Sia si si m si m si st ssss si si si ss si si ss si si si si si si si si si si si Sawtell <& Franklin General EngineersRailway Crossing, Queen Street, Levin. Experts in I OXY-ACETONE CUTTING AND WELDING. m FOURTEEN YEARS PRACTICAL, EXPERIENCE i ?§ In the Autogenous Welding of Castings, Iron, Steel, Brass, § ill Aluminium, and their alloys; | ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 1 PLANT JUST INSTALLED, yDISTRICT AGENTS FOR Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, S'? Latest Models now on view. kkk’ & S-ts Mkk&k kkk kk kkkkkkkkkkk kkkkk kkk k k Osaf«rtoas3**sta;;; Shoes of Unquestioned Distinction. JgEAUIY, daintiness, arid cuiluran ce are the chief points of the models detailed in this unnouncciucn;. Made by the world ’s leading ho cists, they are unquestionably ideals of style and elegance. *, A visit to i’carcowill convince you of their extremely high character. Call in and imped the follow gin:— BLACK Bl Li.) L LOW COURT Bit ULsi, neat steel buckle, Louis heels, “The Perfection, ” bus. SMART NUBUCK TAB COURT SHOKB; large covered buckles and Cuban heels, puuip solos, in brown and fawn, “The Vernon,” i)OS. l-AWN" NUBUCK TAB CO Li; T BilOLft, welted soles, covered buckle, and Cuban heels, “The Inclusive,” 57s (id. SPECIAL AMERICAN BLACK Nt BICK LOW CULKT SHOES, high Louis covered heels. “ The Selby,” 63*. Pearce’s Arcade, 106, Cub,And, at Rid: cet, Wellington ; i Street, Newtown. OEAU N J L HOMES. icJ ' rir.;,- v-.tir-"-'T!SSSSaJC??SJ Iff itX • ' & warn .:AT‘ 'asm -R V r-CMHwel If you want a beautiful ho: ■ictmesque, up-to-date building pet a . n design A. KOFOf; D, fvfanakau, FOR DESIGNS ■ SPECIFICATIONS. The Farmers Milking Machine Write for Quotations and Sr . lions to A. ROFCED, DISTRICT ’ FXT, P.O. BOX 11. MANAKAU. 3 r —■—mi—■■■ 3»VAX 1 SI WH MS .. ■rrr:* • Wf. m mm. r -'vSAM-'l •a , “ When Can You Deliver ? ” i gipHAT'S the customer first question. usually. How do you answer? Your goods may be superior, you; a-..-i.-.tantss courteous, your Biot* ».ttrac-| tive, but, after all, unless your deliver! <•- are prompt and dependable, yenrj customers will be disappointed. Do yo u realise Low many people judge a| store by its deliveries’ Is your delivery system on a par with the rest o; your feuiiness? Does it] draw new trade or lose custom*-g for you? Are your horse* ai auitabl* /or you at they were at one time? If no*, why do you persist in being a little] behind the times, when a FQBD ONE TON TRUCK would be more in line with your other business standards 1 Perhaps deliveries] cost you too much? The Ford Truck u-.es less fuel when hasdling a fall load] than some trucks, ns* rti ing empty. It is a money saver, so why BOtl modernise this department of vour ! :- *e sat oaee? Fhoncc, 1,3, and 100 j. C. MILNES, Licensed Ford Dealer, MOTOR GARAGE. LEVIN. »aag«gggtaasaißM93BMßaainaaßW»teaßßßMWMMß>

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ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS LTD., Produce Department, LEVEL JTOlt SALE AND IN STOCK FULL LINES OF: OKA as HEEDS PAPE AND TUENIP SEED* CHAINS SHEaF lIP WOOLPACKS CEiIENT FENCING MATERIAL BENZINE AND OILS KEKOSENL TEA. FLOCK, ETC. A TRIAL SOLICITED.