JACK ELLIOTT,
Motor and Coach Smith, Grey Street, Palmerston North. Mr. Elliott, formerly a member of the firm of Collingwood and Elliott, has now secured up-to-date premises in Grey street, in the vicinity of Abraham and Williams's produce stores, and is piepared to execute all work pertaining to motor and coaehbuilding. Ironwork generally is undertaken by Mr. Elliott, and special attention is directed to his capabilities as a designer and maker of iron gates and fancy fencing. It is one of his pleasures to get in behind an old, worn out, and springless motor chassis, nnd bring it. right up to concert pitch. Spring-making, fitting, and general smith work is carried omV promptly and well on the premises. Good workmanshin, reliability of service, and moderate charges count at Mr. Elliott's establishment every time. Eemember, when you need a smith around your car, take it to this young tradesman, who ia out to treat yon well aud give you'complete satisfaction.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 13
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159JACK ELLIOTT, Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 13
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