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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 159, 21 June 1935, Page 11

38u ECONOMY J SVAIPUKURAuJc jjf Cl fid I % / RETURN | NTH, JW foxton f.>.-jjwip“"*rf' J ® bbS A | r ; '|' MI LES PER GALLON 1 «>a> 1 1 MM lMw« |H (1$ 7 Q W ®WW® | „. .... n u * 1 n j iIS r=“~““ I 30 Miles Per Hour Average Speed 4 t» « |B I NO CONSUMPTION OF OIL ISJJ2SS3L. xte Dm Bir, " Aa ofKetal iWcw M a p«t»«l-»<»WWMS t*H rw fro« J I I X j • • B > /B st a ndard ‘ Cen t reoo is e V 8 o tn Fora V-S OeAtreeolee FeM»T.B«AaA vltt ebeervsr Me ** ***"*■ ■ ** ■ ■ ■w ■ teX ** ■*X tex ▼ driver. " Mutt! ..lilixMo (7tor»*o) W ,«ol«. rtt rwtOß, twirrtrU, VriliU d.v1.110.. WlpMur«», .ilUfl, «o< r.tm. ffj <| fl I" JOQO B 1.,„«„ 07.', .11". (m. fl»w» i. tekm fto. u. WIII.OM 1 WVMWII MreUla MU. •».«>. tor 'M lorwwod•*lou»ur«> Motion, .Mob InelnOoO the ooapulaorT _ _ _ _ __ _ . WELLINGTON to NAP ER eUm of lew then 1< fro« the I.A. date over the whole ’’ *" ■■ ■-w w** ■ * * ■ ■ *• ■ > dcrable Journey.) MM of<hr mm « «*!»•« •» ♦"» "wemMM (Via Foxton, Palmerston North, Marakeke Deviation, Hastings) ataapail ■a*we. It Mwior teak wee draiaed and 2 pinta were found to remain. For the return journey ■ . ■ 1 t^oonolueioa' I ?*j/? T plote were drained free tank. •‘ II and return by sam route nuot «..o if r«noM ;/5 «>»•■ oe run; T.Wel .11.M*: ».«9 MIM ft «Mlon. ■ JR MF j ~.r„. n. to'«7 • »1«1M «•• •"' U M». M •!*•■ ■ /■ X X—, ■ |«M „,. XTJXiS.—I t rO I 2 MILES on I U GALLONS PETROL then filled with 1 plloa of After returning he ’ellingten the ell r® the cMAoaaw waa Matured and it K wee found that VPOtho ef a pint of oil had been need SH ~m,■ jv—wtr* M1111 T• 7 ■■ ■ on the na of 437-5 ■llw. ■ J; uorod toiwa. p 5 ■( R - <> Zr ' Closed Cars from £282 Delivered to Your Door Anywhere in New Zealand. c '- '•'' The ‘Centrepoise > V 8 is the Most Economical Full-size Car J. E. PEACH & Co. Ltd. Op S±i,. NAPIER AND HASTINGS VI Nwn-m ||

Another Boon for the Public Locality Guide in Railway Timetable Every office and home in New Zealand should be pleased U have a copy of the New Zealand Railways Timetable (popularly known as the “Pocket Guide”) which has an introductory section of 25 pages, appropriately titled “Locality Guide." This gives an alphabetical list (about 2,000 names) of the towns, townships, suburbs or villages of the North and South Islands, within a certain range of railway stations. Opposite the name of each town is the name of the nearest railway station and the number of the page in which such station is shown in the index of the timetable. The list will be kept up to date. Other good features of the book showing the many wayi in which the railways are helpful to the public arc well maintained. A GOOD INVESTMENT OF SIXPENCE

WHEN IT’S TIME FOR BED. You can stop those uight coughs with Pulmonas. Suck the pastille slowly and the medicinal vapours penetrate the air passages, completely purifying the respiratory system. That is why Pulmonas are quicker than liquid remedies. Excellent for children, too. Keep Pulmonas handy and banish all chest affections. 1/-. 1/(1 and S/fi.**

G. H. HURST, Tailor SALE now on! UREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUITS — OVERCOATS — CARDIGANS SHIRTS — Etc., Etc., Etc. HEHETAUNGA STREET (below Municipal Buildings) HABTINGfi

The value of glasses to you cannot be estimated in money. When xou obtain correct glasses you purchase not only a precision instrument made expressly for you but also a skilled professional service. H. M. Bennett, Optician, Hastings Street, Napier,*! '