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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 25 January 1927, Page 1

MOTOR SERVICES. REDUCED FAREE. REDUCED FARES. sJo.s. Hawera to Wanganui 12/6 Hawera to Marton 21/Hawera to Wellington 32/6 Hawera to Palmerston 22/6 Hawera to Ashhurst 25/Hawera to Feilding 22/6 Cars leave Hawera as follows: — 7.30 a.m., for Wanganui, Feilding, Ashhurst, Palmerston, and Wellington. 9.45 a.m., for Wanganui, Palmerston, and Wellington. 1 p.rn., for Wanganui, Marton, Pal merston, and Mangamahu. 4 pm., for Wanganui and Marton. THANKS. The management of S.O.S. Motors wish to thank the travelling public for their support during the last 4? years We have always aimed to give GOOD SERVICE by employing only reliable drivers and utilising first-class touring cars only—NO CHARABANCS. For the convenience of passengers we have now opened in Hawera a CENTRALLY SITUATED BOOKING OFFICE in Princes Strete (sub-leased from the Egmont Hotel) in which we have our own telephone installed: ’phone number 341. This is in addition to our USUAL DEPOT at CRITERION GARAGE, Regent Street (Lysons, Foord and Keilar, Ltd.) where the cars are housed overnight, and which will still remain our STARTING OFF POINT FOR ALL CARS. From our office ’phone in Egmont Building we have an EXTENSION ’PHONE into the driver’s bedroom (’phone 341), and another driver has the ’phone at his residence, c/o Mr Blake (’phone 219), so that INTENDING PASSENGERS can book at anytime of the day or night. REDUCED FARES. S.O.S. have not been COMPELLED BY COMPETITION, as some people think, to reduce the fare: it is a natural outcome of our expansion. Having now a much more frequent service we can deal with increased passenger traffic, and we knew from the popularity of our WANGANUI-WELLINGTON service (130 miles for £1) that reduced fares on the Hawera section would bring INCREASED PxVTRONAGE. s,o.s. are the pioneers S.O.S. ARE THE PIONEERS W.e want that fact to SINK IN. It was our enterprise in establishing a service 4i years ago in face of adverse circumstances, and later our further enterprise by making a motor connection with ASHHURST, enabling passengers to get from New Plymouth to NAPIER and Wairarapa IN ONE DAY, that has been such a boon to those who have only a limited time available for travelling. S.O.S. enterprise in FIRST ESTABLISHING the above services paved the way and brought into being the splendid chain of motor services now operating oetween NEW PLYMOUTH and WELLINGTON. Therefore, when you travel PLEASE REMEMBER THE PIONEERS. POCKET TIME-TABLES srivintr full

I V./V^JA.J.4 X X details of our services are available at our BOOKING OFFICE, and at Lysons, Foord and Keilar’s Garage. S.O.S. M OTORS - Head Office: Rutland Hotel Buildings, Wanganui. Affiliated with “White Star Tourist Services, Ltd,, N.Z. HAWERA BOOKINGS: Office ’phone 341. Garage ’phone 168. Night ’phones: 219 and 341. s.s.s. MOTOR BUS SERVICE. HAWEEA-NEW PLYMOUTH DAILY. Leaves Egmont Hotel, Hawera, 8.20 a.m., arrives New Plymouth 10.40 a.ru.; leaves New Plymouth 3.45 p.m., arrives Hawera 5.55 p.m. Connects with cars for Te Ivuiti and Daylight Express. SUNDAY SERVICE. Leaves Hawera 5.15 a.m.; leaves New Plymouth 4.15 p.ni. Fares: 6/- Single; 10/6 Return. Seats Booked at Shaw’s Parle Store. A A ED HGDSON’S PIONEER MOTOR SERVICE, LTD. WANGANUI: ’Phone 2.121, Hawera to Wauganui, Palmerston North, Ashhurst, Wellington. Please note that our service leaving at 10 a.m. for Palmerston North, and the 30.15 a.in for Ashhurst, both con nect with tb ! Napier express. Booking f ffice: High Street (opposite Union Street), and Egmont Tourist Motor Co, Lid. (next. “Star’’ Office) Telephone 309, Mr F. Latham; privatf ’phone 607. New Plymouth: Campbell and Telfar, ’phone 62. Wa7iganui: Hodsou’s Pioneer Motor Sorvie®, Ltd., St, Hill St., ’phom-e 8111.