HAYBITTLE'S CUBA STREET HAIR DRESSING SALOON, Palmerston North.
Hairdressers may come and hairdressers may go, hut "Bert" Haybittle has become established in Cuba street for ever, and his wisdom in selecting this part of the town as a centre for an up-to-date saloon has been fully borne out. The public appreciate the convenience thus provided, and everyone who has genuine sympathy- with a returned soldier who has "made good" should make Mi. Hayhittle's saloon their place for shaving, haircutting, tobacco, cigarette, and pipe supply. The saloon is up to date in every respect, and is conducted on the most hygienic principles. The front shop is well stocked with all tobacconists' goods which are retailed to the public at fair and reasonable prices. Extend your patronage to this. saloon right opposite the Soldiers' Club. It is just the place for satisfaction. Razors set and ground, ladies' hair-work undertaken. Everything in the way of cigars, pipes, pouches, etc. For gifts, go to Haybittle's, opposite the Soldiers' Club, Cuba street, Palmerston North. 1
WATSON BROTHERS, LIMITED. The Big Cash Store, Palmerston North.
Palmerston North is justly proud of its big cash trading stores conducted by Watson Bros., Ltd. About two years ago the firm decided to cut out all credit and lun this large .departmental store on a purely cash basis. .Hundreds of people predicted disaster for Watson Bros.' business. They all knew what would happen. The cash system would soon spell disaster. After two years' operations, firm, and clients alike, would not go back to the old system for pounds The business has more than trebled in twenty-four months, and Watson Bros, is the cheapest house south of the Line for everything from a needle to an anchor.
ARTESIAN WELLS
Messrs. Brown and Nicholas deep well borers, of Palmerston North, direct special attention of farmers to the need of. a plentiful water supply for their stock. This is a new firm with a complete new and up-to-date plant capable of boring wells, to a depth of one thousand feet if necessary. Mr. Nicholas .was the expert in charge of horing operations for a previous Palmerston North firm, and his :knowledge has been gained as a result of many years" practical experience.' The. firm will undertake boring operations' in any part of the island. . Miv W.-. C. Harrington, accountant and secretary, .of, Rangitikei street, Palmerston North, ; will be pleased to receive inquiries "on' the firm's behalf .
D. WATSON, Plumber and Draiulayer, Taonui Street, Palmerston North. Tel. 5051.
There is no more useful individual in a community than the 'plumber, and prominent among those engaged 'in this direction in Palmerston North iv Mr, D. Watson, who. has'contributed very much to the improvement of local drain; age and sanitation. 'That' Mr. Watson's skill is of the highest, order is evidenced by the demands 'whichare made upon his services, and the eulogiums from appreciative clients that' invariably follow his operations. Mr. Watson is also a coppersmith, tinsmith, and zinc worker, and the goods which are manufactured in his workshop in Taonui street, by expert workmen, embrace innumerable utensils for household requirements, water tanks, ventilators, zinc' rolled edge bath's, and all goods usually as 7 sociated with this class of trade. Mr! Watson has by strict'attention to detail in everything which he undertakes, built up and consolidated a business that ranks second to none in the town.
CHAS. PEES'S MOTOR REPAIRING* GARAGE, King Street, Palmerston North.
No fancy flights of imagination are needed to idecide the time and proper place for effective motor repairs. The time is necessarily" regulated by unexpected happening!) and the needs of your car, while the place is usually selected where a true spirit of general helpfulness and a first-class motor engineer are available. Suchjs Mr. Chas.' Pees' motor. repairing garage in Kin" street, Palmerston North (opposite Gbld° ingham and Beckett's). This well, equipped garage is given over entirely to tuning, repairing, and regulating of motors of tiny make or design. It is well described as the home of the specialist, and one outstanding feature is the correctness and precision with: which troublesome noises > or defects are located. It is Mr. Pees' special pleasure to turn out a job that giveß last->t; satisfaction to his clients. The business is described as "C. S. Pees Automotive C 0.," and besides the proprietor; who is always present in close' supervision on any work entrusted to him,, he employs men of experience and ability, who can be entrusted to repair not^ "wreck" your car when it comes along-' for overhaul. Mr. Pees is a specialist ■in every sense of the word, his twenty odd years' experience in some of the largest works in New Zealand and at Home,: well qualifies him to completely overhaul your car. If your engine needs cleaning, valves or piston • rin^s require attention, brakes need adjusting, or your electric lights or starter won't work smoothly, don't delay, take it to the King street works. Air. Pees has been eminently successful since commencing business on his own, and many motorists testify in no uncertain manner as to his capabilities, and special qualification for magneto and carburettor, repairs, and the lessenins of petrol consumption in their cars. Tires, oils, greases, and all accessories are stocked.
MR. FARMER! If you are interested in a cream separator, milking machines, Anderson's engine, or cow detectors, call on the Huia Traders (NVZ.), Ltd., at their new address, 60, Rangitikei street. This company will be pleased to demonstrate to you the well-known Huia Separator, and the Huia Automatic Detector; also the Fletcher Milking Machine. In fact, anything you require for the dairy can be supplied by the Huia Traders (K.Z.), | Ltd. Make a note of the address: Nearly opposite Holdcn, Kirk's, Rangilikei street.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1923, Page 13
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