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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 73, 30 March 1929, Page 16

After a month's intensive selling with the new Graham-Paige and Renault Car« in our new sales premises (corner of Waring-Taylor Street and Customhouse Quay), we have several Used Cars on hand which we want to quit before Easter. These are all sound cars— not an "orphan" in the lot—that in practically vntf case have done small mileage, their previous owners being only induced, through the unusual attractiveness and value of the Gr«h*m-Paiga or Renault lines, to make a change over. At tbe pricae we have set on them to quit, they are exceptionally "good buying,'* and give \ you an opportunity to secure a first-rate car for your Easter holidays that will see you through next summer and many more after that. Terms if yon want them. There's a Car and a Price to suit you here: WILLY-KNIGHT— S-seater. Tourer, new.paint, good CI9C ". , tyres and in thorough order. PRICE wlmv WILLYS-KNIGHT— Sedan, perfect condition, small COCA • mileage, owner driven, just like new. PRICE <&M«JU . OAKLAND —5-seater, new paint, new hood and side CCA curtains. A REAL EASTER SNIP XOU DORT— S-Seater. In thorough condition Cfift A SNIP AT XOU AUSTIN— S-seater, in good condition CfiC A BARGAIN AT XOD CARS ON SHOW AND DEMONSTRATIONS ARRANGED AT OUR NEW SHOWROOMS WIGHT,STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD. MOTQILSMEiDEPT UMBTON y^ V w k _ MIDLAND STATE «B ■" .-.■..- ■ ; ; HOTEL ;,. * HUE ■ • ' ' •..■•■■■ ••■■' .- ■ ' ■■'■■ ■ :■■ •■'• : ■■' ■ ■ ■ .■■ •■'■■ ■' : ■' | BU>fc I 1 ■ ' ■ ■ '.. V-: :.'"=■'.■■': GRAHAM; | | J[ g r~V #11 RENAULT PAIGE KATHERSKM | ST. "M . ' CARS Sales Phone 42-106 1 I":- ~~| VI ■:...§ " Service Phone 44-317 SPARE F/UW<||§|%% JH^F I . ... 'BEPt VMMO?" -*KE .i-CVtw 1 QOmH S^^^^^^^B "' DENTISTRY 15J6 '*& %«r *O jwr^ j(!^'*^&^i§^Mf J&*^Qjß^!§jmi! \lt you find It difficult to get Ifjj^i »' /f^ii jfn >s t :-.. if 9% ajfit' •fMmf » ■ *C"'■■' s : "\*i' '°'i9ks' * time off to. have your, teeth fttfftfS Jit **'v*t jgßt _i( L to Jgt sj it'&**•* #c '^* ffISR ■ tended to, ring up and males is ' "i:'■ ''' ■■'■■■ •.•■•-...-■ j ARTIFICIAL SETSV£3/3/--s-. '.. (Guaranteed) "''"•'■::••• ■ : : —— ■ ■-■.■■.;'■. —~ ' (Time Payment* arranged) .^^^^^^^^>v taailM^ I^jk ■I E. M. BUNDLE WMtcWi^^^ 6 LITTLE WONDER Shots of P«t«nt Leather or'coloured Glace Kid-how can they best h* I/ElllllUvl VIU) cleaned? A special polish is needed here—and here it is—CO. - - • , ■ : - White Wax Boot Polish. Use it like'any other polish—apply with a | Fof Hot WatCf soft cloth or brush, and bring the brilliant gloss up with a velvet pad. j What a wonderful result! Even old shoes recover the radiance of ' * . j»i* r> API yomw At £5-5-0 Each Thousands and thousands of smartest dressers keep their Patent and Coloured Glict Footwear scintillating and supple with GO. White . A. Sllip tO Clc3£ the Wax. Follow their shining example. C.O. White Wax is sold by all . stores and footwear dealers. LjIIIC S5-?fSISH iJNO- M- md \^j^g/ PULB^II I 139 a WILLIS STREET.