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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 3370, 26 September 1931, Page 8

"Dear Bill,— Yes, I'll come over and hear the concert off that jolly old Radio of yours. I know it's good, because I heard one of the Crosley Sets at Mackay and Jones, Ltd.'s. Old Jones told me they were selling them like hot cakes. However, I chiefly want you to see my new carat least it looks like new—Mackay and Jones sprayed a coat of paint over it, and fixed up the hood and upholstery a bit, and she'll do me now until times improve. Come to think of it, paint is the cheapest thing out, considering the way it preserves things. Goes into the cracks better when sprayed on, too. Old Jones says things are on the mend, what do you think? Yours in perpetuity, JIM." MACKAY &~ RADIO, MOTOR, AND GENERAL ENGINEERS, SHERIDAN STREET TE KUI' footwear is more attractive than ever this season. We are showing an interesting assortment of trim, smart models in canvas and leather, suitable for tennis or golf or for general street wear. Men and Women H. C. 1 BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, RORA ST., TE KUITI.

*mm m vm. & r:v 111 m The Best MEATS at the Lowest A SWEEPING STATEMENT! However, we are proving it by our ever increasing number of customers. Cheapness consistent with Quality is our aim. Cotter's Butchery, Ltd., RORA STREET PHONE 11

SALE! SALE! I 50 JOB LINES TIMBER! ONE POUND per Stack. Also Other Lines. COME AND INSPECT. Each Line Comprising:— 100 FEET SCANTLING FEET BOARDS SUITABLE FOR SHEDS AND OUTBUILDINGS. WE HAVE ALSO ALL CLASSES OF FIRST GRADE TIMBERS IN STOCK. r\ O I\ 9 TAUPIRI STREET PHONE 80.