MEAT UPHOLSTERY.
N'i:\\ ( KM. I "LOW SIDK SCIiKKNs AND HACK I.K.IITS. W'oikiiijr >■•• it 11 >ressrs. l!ayuor« i- >fr ■T. \V. Horner, wlin docs iiothinp hut mninr trimtninj;. His iroiio is, "A thvi-cla.-s job." and he pun run tee* <aiisfactioii. vvhetlior the joli he a eonipleto new hoed. wntor[)roof, of rour»e, or a little trimming on tlir etisliiniis. There i.< nntliinj; more (H.-coneoriinp than <Iri\in<r in a ear clurinp rain with a leaky liooil. It is niieonifortal>le and annoyinp to eviTyhmly, but, more than tliat, it is really ilnugorntis. for if the driver jrets water in his eve- unexpectedly he may lo.»e control of tin* car. Draughts and Colds. Broken side-screens are uncomfortably draughty, and may easily en use colils, and even more Perious illness in the winter, so it behoves the owner to be properly prepared for the rnminjr wet and cold months, or ho and his pa-seiigers. may stttTer. Mr. Horner )m<* had a wide and experienco in making hoods and sideand also in general iiplmlstcrv work, cusliion niakiui:. ru-. lie can recover hoods in very .-hurt time, and tinbest material only is u.-ed. Complete side->ireen>. including the frames, can he made, or the uld-fa-diioned bnttoii-nn curtains repaired with .lew celluloid. (Jlass or celluloid rear windows can ho fitted, and .Mr. Horner's prices are quite reasonable.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 86, 12 April 1927, Page 15
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217MEAT UPHOLSTERY. Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 86, 12 April 1927, Page 15
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