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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10950, 12 July 1921, Page 7

Georoe & Doughty's Wholesale Drapery Warehouse NOW OPEN Direct to the Public £IOO,OOO Worth OP General Drapery At 33! per cent, to 50 per cent. Below* Wholesale Warehouse Prises*l Sold in Quantities to Suit Purchasers** WAREHOUSE IS IN VICTORIA STREET s HOURS— 10.30 a.ra. to 5.36 p.m. MONDAY TO THURSDAY. 10.30 a.m to 9 p.m. FRIDAYS. CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. ‘ George & Doughty, Ltd. Wholesale Warehousemen, f Established 1891. 61-63 Victoria'Street - Wellington.

As a result of the Levin borough’s clean up (it. took 12 days to complete the work) 104 loads of , rubbish were lifted and carted from private premises. The inspector reported nine ocjoupiers for having'an accumulation of excessive rubbish, for which thev will be compelled to pay. In all other cases the removal was paid for by the council an the interests of the public health.

The -aeroplane D.H.9, with a 240-honse-power SSddeley "Puma” engine, the third machine for the Blenheim mail service, is now under construction by Captain Euan Dickson and -his staff, the other two machines being complete, and waiting for the service to commence. One of the two is a sine, and the other is an open tourer. Each of the three ’planes will accommodate three passengers, besides the pilot. The limousine is well fitted up with upholstered armchairs. The. oabin inside is painted white, and relieved with stained framework. The front of the cabin is in the form of an instrument board for the information and -interest of passengers, and there ib also a collapsible writing table. There are six windows on either side of the oabin, two to each passenger.