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BOARD AND RESIDENCE. yyANTED —Board and lodging, near Technical School preferred. "Imperial,” care News. c.e. yyANTED, by married couple, no children—Two Furnished Rooms. Apply “Rooms”, Daily News. b.w. MISCELLANEOUS. not miss this opportunity. Badden’s Display closes Saturday. Hooker’s Sample Rooms. c.p. jgADDEN’S Display, Hooker’s Rooms:; Brass wares, O’Oyleys, Tray Cloths, Cosies. Last day Saturday. c.p. J AST Day Saturday.—Hand-made Laces, Indian Pillow Cases, 27/6. Hooker’s Rooms. c.p. yyANTED —Ladies with Superfluous Hair to send stamped addressed envelope and find how easily this can be permanently removed. Address: Box 1441, Wellington. f.w. INGLEWOOD. OQTTIER’S, Inglewood.—Call and see our reduced prices for White and Unbleached Sheetings; it will pay you. OOTTIER’S, Inglewood—Call and see our reduced prices for Towels; it will pay you. OOTTIE.R’S, Inglewood.— Three pieces only Dark Winter Tweeds, 42ins. wide; usual price 8/11 per yard; reduced price 5/11 per yard.• OOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—Call and see our Roslyn Tweeds, 56 inches wide; best quality; big range of patterns; price, 14/6 per yard. OOTTIER’S, Inglewood, hold one of the largest stocks of Ladies’ Coats in the province; prices, 63s to £6. 10s each. If you require a coat be sure and inspect ours before purchasing elsewhere. OOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—We want your trade; we are catering for- it this season in all departments. Call and inspect; you will not be pressed to buy.

AMERICA v. ENGLAND. £T would be a pity to- allow the public interest and amusement that was engendered by our reply to a recent famous advertisement of one of our competitors to die down for the want of some further interesting information on the same subject being disseminated, so whilst we are awaiting their next effort we wish to mention another aspect oL.the controversy. For the sake of pleasurable argument, we will admit that the “White” Truck fairly represents the best class *of truck that America produces, and we presume our opponents will admit that the “Leyland” likewise represents the best class of Truck that England produces. Whatever may be said of the American superiority over England in Motor Car production and value, we venture to say that no unprejudiced person will argue otherwise than that for solid value and long-lived service, English Commercial Vehicles far out-distance the Yankee goods, even though the selling price here is higher than the American of similar tonnage —and by the way the actual selling price here of the English Truck is in many cases actually lower than the American ones—but we will take say two machines of 5 tons capacity each with the English machine selling at £17.00 and the Yankee at £l6OO. The point is that the English machines are built to the Imperial weight of 22401bs per ton, whereas the Yankee builds his to the short ton of 20001-bs, but both are commonly referred to here as 3-ton, 4-ton, 5-ton, and so on, which is obviously wrong. Now, in the case referred to above, the actual built-in carrying capacity of John Bull’s production is 11,2001b5, and Uncle Sam’s is IO.OOOIbs, although, mind you, both are referred to as 5-ton machines, and the English price is £lOO more—so that to get at the beginning of the real value of the trucks you must divide the carrying capacity of each into the selling price, with the result that England wins handsomely, as always when value is considered, as follows—

Cost per lb of carrying capacity: England 3/OJ America 3/2 2/5 Let this be an argument in support of purchasing British goods, which is the market for our produce. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM AND WANGANUI. New Plymouth Representative: P. A. Bulmer, c/o Jelly man’s Garage. PHONE NO. 504. MOTOR BARGAIN COLUMN. 1 5-seater SINGER Car, in excellent order;, any trial. Really worth inspection. Price £450. 1 o-seater Cutting Car, guaranteed in tip-top order. Should be great . speck. Price £l5O. 1 5-seater DODGE CAR, in excellent running order, fitted with electric and self-starter. A great snip. Price £325. NEWTON KING, LTD. SOMETHING SOMETHING NEW. GOOD. THE EASTING WINDSCREEN. Makes a Side Ca< as comfortable as a Motor Car. Gives perfect protection to the passenger in al 1 kinds of weather and adds to the appearance/of the Side-car. Suitable any side-car. IRA J. BRIDGE, . MOTOR CYCLE DEPARTMENT, 'PHONE 66 ELTHAM.,

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Taranaki Daily News, 4 May 1921, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 4 May 1921, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 4 May 1921, Page 1

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