THE DECORATING CO. (T. A. WELLS, LTD.).

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 5 July 1921, Page 5

THE DECORATING CO. (T. A. WELLS, LTD.).

(Successors to B. and E. Tingey, Ltd., High Street, Hawera.; also at Wellington and Auckland.) ThJs enterprising firm is always to the front with the latest in house decorating. They have an excellent display of up-to-date wall-papers, friezes, etc. No one need have any difficulty in finding to suit their tastes, for the assortment is wide enough, for all. The fixm are also showing a large assortment of paints, enamels, oils, etc., including the celebrated Da-Cote car enamel. This enamel enables every car-owner to i paint his own car in any colour at a small cost. They ar,e also introducing the famous Mab floor stain, which has had the greatest sale cf all stains in Wellington and will prove a boon to the ladies. It dries hard and quickly and lasts. Last, but not least, the popular manager of the firm will at all times be only too pleased to call and give anyone a quote for contract?, large or small, in town or country, and] as they employ only the best of trades-' men and use only the best material they are in the pcsitinn to do the best class of work at the lowest price. The 'phone number is 190. If you give the firm a trial you will have no regrets.

CARS OF DISTINCTION TO BE SHOWN IN TARANAKI. The Tourist Motor Company, Ltd., of Hastings, Hawke's" Bay, who are famed throughout New Zeaalnd as being agents for such high-grade automobiles as Minerva, F.N., .number, Hillman, Rover, and H.C.S. cars, will be showing at Hawera Winter Show the very latest post-war productions as follows: One handsome Silent Knight Minerva 20-h.p. model, fitted with a beautiful 5-seater touring body. This car is complete in every detail and is" finished in a nice shade of Minerva grey with trimming to match. It is a wonderful example of high-grade automobile construction and the finest of its kind that has yet been imported into the Dominion. The H.C.S. car, which is designed and built by Harry C. Stutz (America's foremost race car designer) will be shown fitted with a new type of sporting 3-seater body, finished in ivory enamel with black mudguards and six detachab'e RudgeWhitworth wire wheels. The H.C.S. car will be the centre of great attraction on account of its high-grade design and finish, and will hold its own in the best of company. A very handsome 12 h.p. 3-seater Rover car will ■also be shown. The past history of the Rover Co.'s productions is so widely and favourably known that we can safely predict that this class of car is bound to meet with great favour in Taranaki. An 11 h.p. 2-seater Hillman light car and a Humber 15-9 sseater touring car will afifo bs on exhibition if space will permit. The display will be in charge of Mr Gordon Saunders. The Tourist Motor Co.'s special Taranaki resident (representatives, Messrs XW. E. and J. Hv.sloo, will also be in ■ottendan^e, and w'U hn happy to meet everyone interested and answer all enori^'es. Demomstratfrns can be arranged during and after the show. —rAdvt.