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Taranaki Daily News, 11 June 1920, Page 9

! NEW PLYMOUTH - OPUNAKE SERVICE. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. gNEIXING & ANDREWS, Taxi Proprietors, of New Plymouth, desire to intimate to the public that they havo purchased the above well-known) service Mr. E. Woolilridge, and will assume euuu-ol us from Monday next, 17th May. Tin- new firm will carry on business at Mr. Wooldridge's present address, opposite Royal Hotel, Brougham Street. They trust that they will be accorded a fair share of public patronage in their new venture.

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