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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 161, 11 July 1939, Page 3

HE’LL BE HAPPY ! In a pram from Aitkcn and Evans! We carry a large selection of baby carriages of latest design, from the deep, luxurious comfort of the fulilength pram for the really wee chap, to the easy-to-handle, quickly folded push-chair for Master Growing-up. Inspect these stocks of attractive baby carriages you will have no difficulty in choosing just the model for your requirements, and our prices are very moderate. AITKEN AND EVANS, KIMBOLTOr ROAD, PEILDING.

€\U ELECTRICAL REPAUSsBLRTS In order to ensure the ufmoet power and easy running of your car, let us test the electrical parts. © Plugs, Generator, Distributor, Magneto or some other part may be faulty. Repairs are executed promptly and efficiently and our chargee are moderate. HOOPER, LOWE & CO. LTD. GARAGE * SERVICE STATION, FEXLDING. ’PHONE ISOM DAY OR NIGHT.

FEILDING PLUNKET SOCIETY JUMBLE gALE FRIDAY, JULY 21st, 1939, .10 ft.m. Shop next Auction Mart, Fergusson St. Contributions gratefully accepted. Sweeping.—Don’t risk a fire; for clean wnrk, 80yd.—24 Hobson Street, or ring 211.

Hew Railway Carriages New types of railway carriages for service on the main line between Christchurch and Invercargill are being built at Addington workshops under the car-building programme to give & maximum of comfort in addition to meeting ordinary travel requirements. Seven air-conditioned carriages, similar to those used on the West Coast run, are now under construction, and eight of the 30 new second-class carriages are almost ready for service. These weigh more than 27 tons, and have 59 seats, compared with 37 in the present second-class carriages. There are only three single seats in each car, which lias a length !of 50 feet. The seats are air cushioned, and finished in red. Roller bearings are used on all the carriages, which are much superior to the first-class carriages of a few years ago. In addition to the programme of carriage construction, the Addington workshops are also building 400 LA waggons for use on the South Island lines.