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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 168, 17 June 1936, Page 9

Car Greasing etc tVe employ an estert MAN inot boys) tor tills work .... come, and watcli him on the job. , . , do charge if not satisfied. PETROL SERVICE CO.. Cr Kangitikei and Queen 3t«. A. C. PIN WILL. l*roD.

ANLY goods which are consist* ently good can be consistently advertised. Buy only advertised goods and refuse substitutes.

Special steps are being taken, to enforce the 30 miles an hour speed limit in London.

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