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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 110, 5 November 1925, Page 17

FREEFor every person who attends the Show at Palmerston North- we will cater in good style." There is always a first-class menu at Freeman's (late Rawlins, Ltd.), and for the convenience of those attending the Show, lunch is on from 11 a^m. Morning and Afternoon Teas a Specialty.. Make this your- meeting place, and lunch witli us before going to the Show. -MAN'S FREEMAN'S

DURANT SALES AND SERVICE, LTD., 99, Rangitikei street, Palmerston N., Make a Fine Show Display. The rapid popularity -which the lingby, Flint, and' Durant Cars have attained is fully accounted for when 0:10 knows that their' builder, Mr. W. i C. Durant, master builder, is responsible for more.of America's popular, cars than any one builder. Four years ago, Durant Motors Corporation was organised, and to-day their factory's Show production figures and their products have attained popularity of manufacturers of twenty years' standing. Durant Sales and Service, Ltd., 99. Rangitikei street, Mauawatu district agents, at their stand, show a very comprehensive range of cars. Their Standard Rugby, with five balloon tires, a Special Touring Model, an exclusive Coupster model, seating three passengers, priced lower than a Standard open car. A.Flint "'40," and a Flint "55." All Durant's cars are engined wi*h a Durant-designed Continental Red Seal Motor, Durant Patented 6 Cross Member Chassis, .'and in every way ar« "To-morrow's Cars To-day." Members of the local firm have a long association with Durant lines^' and have some exclusive features to demonstrate to purchasers who appreciate the sound engineering construction that this experienced manufacturer has embodied in his latest products. ' THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LTD., Palmerston North. Branches, Taonui and George streets. ;: With a consistency worthy of: a 1 great institution, the New Zealand Express Company continues to render ' invaluable-services to the people of this Dominion.' For thirty years the company have been entrusted With the Mnnawatu aiid West Coast A; and P. Association's cartage, .and no doubt will coutinuo to do so- through-' out the years, that are yet to come. It ■ is n New Zealand institution, and one special advantage with the company is that parcels and goods can bo handed to them in any centre in the Dominion and dispatched through them to any-part of the world. In addition to the magnificent horses employed in the old-time horse lorry, the company has a .really fine and up-to-date motor service, and last, but by no means least, a staff fully equal to any sized job. The New Zealand Express Company, is noted for its extreme care and attention to every detail in tho matter of furnituro removal,'and have special motor vans built expressly for this class of work. You need have no liesit.at.ion in handing your job over to thuin anywhere at any limu. DEVINE'S EMPIRE HALL, Palmerston North. Tito Umpire Hall, situated in Princess street, I'ftlmerston North, . and owned by Mr.. William Devine, has been so completely improved of recent times that it now is the best and most suitable building in Palmerstoii North for travelling ''companies, lecturers, balls, parties, etc. The caretaker, Mr. Gardner, is an experienced and thoroughly reliable man in that position, and intciidiii'! patrons can obtain all information as to available dates, etc., on application by letter to him, care of the liall. H is interesting to note the splendid supper-room and sitting-out arrangements when required for balls. It. ia electrically lit throughout, and it is questionable if tlnre iis a more up-Ici-olute hall.in any part of U» Pomhaiau. ; *