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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4757, 3 January 1918, Page 3

Mr. Farmer ggg! i m 4SSSS 2^" A MOTOR CAR IS a. necessity for you, especially—you’re a busy man and haven t time these strenuous days to fool round garages or listen to the tales of enterprising agents. Just you follow the wise heads, those who have tried and know, and'order the,car they use —the ANO HANDSOME. RELIABLE, ECONOMICAL PRICES ARE GOING UP AND SUPPLIES SCARCE, SO ORDER NOW. Ail if No matter what car you possess, you want the best mr- moioribl accessories procurable. We can supply your wants, for we carry the largest and best-assorted stock in New Zealand of TYRES, BATTERIES, AMETERS, NON-SKID CHAINS, PLUGS, MAGNETOS, ELECTRIC FITTINGS and PARTS, GREASE, OILS and any article any motorist may require. The quality and prices are right, and our service good.. Come and inspect our premises and stock. We specialise in Motor Tyres and Fitting. SOLE AGENT FOR—BUICK. SUPER SIX HUDSON. REO. COLE CARS. Also the lj-ton FULTON TRUCK, the finest of its class in the world. November price, £4Bs'. . ' 1 Prices are going up and supplies scarce, so ORDER NOW. JOHN H. ORMOND, CARR I ACE FACTORY, PEEL STREET. GARAGE, BRIGHT STREET. PHONES: 71, 771, 710, 228- 1005. HUDSON SUPER SIX SUPER L SIX

The Marlborough Express says a slight frost nipped potatoes, tomatoes, and other susceptible plants in several parts of the Blenheim district. It was a very narrow escape from general and serious loss —especially in the case of the potatoes, which are well forward everywhere. For Influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is Sd, 2s 6d.* Cyclists!—Ride a tyre that the makers are not afraid to guarantee for 0, 12, or 15 months—tiie North British Clinchers, with the extra air space that makes for easy riding. Ask your dealer.* The wisdom of the Greymoubh Harbor Board deciding to resume dredging as scon as possible has been practically demonstrated on several occasions lately (according to the Star). Several vessels in attempting to swing have become hard and fast, and have had to wait for the tide to rise to allow them to get free. For Chronic Chest Complain ta, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. 1 6d. 2s * Kodaks and Reflex Camera, all grades. Prices same as advertised by ixodak Co. —A. W. J. Mann, PhotoCliemist.* A Rakaia farmer, who spent two days in an .unsuccessful search in Christchurch for a domestic servant to assist during the busy season, was emphatic in bis opinion that the Efficiency Board should take in hand the organisation of female labor to assist the over-worked wives of farmers, that being just as pressing a problem as the supply of labor for outside work on the farm. DRINK HABIT CURED.

Wt K3S sm 3s |*g PE !K GET IT at “PERFECTA” A FEW EXAMPLE:* O r OUR LOW PRICEB. TYRES. TUBES. GEORGE MORRIS PERFECTA CYCLE COMPANY, GLADSTONE ROAD.

J An Auckland woman writes: —“My friends will hardly believe the difference in Mr. 13. since taking Brinko. Please send two more packets.” A patient at Trentham says: -—“I have now no desire for liquor.” Write to-day for free booklet describing this secret remedy. Sent in plain envelope. Lady. Manager, Brinko Proprietary, 212 J, Lambton Quay, Wellington.* If you want the charm of s —nd white teeth, and a clean sweet breath you should use “OZO” TOOTH POWDER twice daily. 6d Tins everywhere.* 4 During a discussion at the meeting of the Auckland Acclimatisation Society recently one member said he lately saw about 20,000 wild ducks at one thne on Lake Whangape—the largest number he had seen at once during very many years. He was of opinion that wild ducks were just as plentiful as ever. Several other members disagreed, one stating that there were not one quarter the birds now, and they were decreasing fast. If your grocer doesn’t stock Hayward’s Military or Flag brand pickles he is not giving you the best for your money or table. Insist on these favorite Dominion appetisers. All leading grocers.*

The Second Division soon to Be called up. Should we wait till then Before striking a Blow for our country ? Something can be done right now and the Motoring Public can help by supporting those who uphold and help to maintain British trade and institutions. We solicit a fair share of your, patronage and pledge ourselves to- give the best workmanship and materials. John PEEL STREET. PROPRIETOR.

Be'B EH l s> \ O HUttSOM'S SSfcS rjssims %MG ! rnmzm Don’t Forget— Every Lady who buys a tin of Balloon Brand Baking Powder gets a copy of The Balloon Baking Book—FREE. Ask Your Grocer I ll n wmmm is*s

We Wish You a Non-stop Run through 1918 Looking back over the last twelve months we are gratified with the liberal support which motor car and motor cycle owners have accorded 1 us. We wish our costumers A BRIGHT, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. May your journey through 1918 be one long “pleasure spin.” We assure you of a continuance of our efforts to please you this year. All business placed with us will receive the same courteous attention as in 1917. ; JR. GREY STREET MOTOR AGENTS, GISBORNE.