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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 218, 11 June 1930, Page 6

BARC AIN j]j| COUNTER 500 Bead Necklaces [ln AU Colour*} 1/9 each I SPECIAL or TODAy| ■ ■ ueveo ‘Gives Closed Car Comfort at Minimum Cost! At this seasun, a dosed car is the ONLY car—but . there is no need to pay exorbitantly for the privilege ot enjoying dosed (far comfort! The Triumph Super-Seven Colonial CoachbuJlt Saloon has all the comfort, appearance and performance of the big, expensive car, with an economy of upkeep peculiarly its own. Wide doors, beautifully sprung upholstery ,and large sliding windows are features of this saloon, while foot wells in the floor of the rear compartment provide ample leg room for the tallest passengers. The specification embodying many features that are usually found only in big cars of high cost, includes 1 hydraulic four-wheel brakes. We invite you to make a detailed inspection, and to take a demonstration ride. Wellington Provincial Distributors: H. L. WHITE, LTD., 'r 330 WAKEFIELD STREET, WELLINGTON. Provincial Agents: Steward Bros.. Ltd., 10 Bell St., Wanganui. Midland Motors, Ltd., Rang!tlitei St, Palmerston North. Fantham & Central Garage, Jlasterton. / ■ • ■ ■ ■ - ‘ ' ■ v EWs letter from *ygj ’ fl istchurch Bootmaker ■wonderful message to igestion sufferers. igo I was operated on fur idered chronic appendicitis. :ter 1 was as bad as ever. After rations my trouble was diagnosed oy sever*. uvvwxo «s chronic dyspepsia. I then tried - {jKa various remedies, but without relief.. .until finally I ■sfl took ANTI-ACIDO. Since then results have been !$a vellous; my appetite improved,' I could eat any ■||| food, my weight increased —in fact, I got relief i||| after the first few doses of Anti-Acido.. .and I’ve I ijSa had only three tins.” pp—--4KTI4CII)o| x iiitilmiiiiimiiiiniKiiiHfiiiiiniimutiiij | At NIMMO’S | in the Square, Palmerston North | i A Branch of I I New Zealand's Finest • I | Gramophone Record | ■ . Service I i A counterpart of the luxuriously-fitted / I | Audition Rooms in Nimmo’s new building ■Jjafla ffla II MMMTORg = S' in Wellington is available to residents ot flffirfi Iwß [l nhftMsßll 5 | Palmerston North and surrounding districts ■pl HdJunißi = 5 at-Nimmo’s premises in the Square. fflWdw HIMM'mJffIMM? = j ’ •’ t iBRr LjWjw EHM 5P n = 5 The same courteous attention is avail- ’ ■BUfl] PJ Mfl 'ffIKMS 1 j = = able from a competent staff—and new ■BMg iatj till iSliffl Ml 5 = = Audition Rooms make luxurious surround- JflStn MeVJff 'Mfflßl®?' 1 a ings in which to choose the record you want. | = New releases are continually being added, i | and a full catalogue of records is available. 5 I When » new title is released—you will find Nimmo’s Now Building, 5 it at NIMMO’S first. Willis Street, Wellington. ; His Master’s Voice j 3 Columbia I Brunswick 1 Broadcast, and Parlophone, Records | NlMlWs I THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH (W. Oates, manager). | I Comer WILLIS and BOND STREETS, WELLINGTON. | f mnmmiuiliriiui It <»■""■"» .....................