Page 12 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18787, 14 February 1923, Page 12

MOTOR CARS, MOTOR CYCLES, AND ACCESSORIES ADVERTISEMENTS of 18 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Eto.. One Shilling per Insertion; 3 insertions, 9s 6d; 6 Insertions, 6s; Strictly Cash in Adrac.ee. Extra Charge if Booked. NEW ZEALAND MOTOR WRECKING COMPANY (LTD.). The House of a Million Parts. Used and New Parts for nil Cars and Motor Cycles. Rebuilt Engines for Boats and Stationary Plants. Two and Fourwheeled Trailers, etc. Address: 29 Harris street, WELLINGTON. BS.A. 3J MOTOR CYCLE; fixed engine, '• good tyres ; splendid condition; £25. — 187 George street. 14f SUNBEAM CAR, 3-5-scater. C.A.V. electric lighting; perfect order; sacrifice £250 cash. —48, Times Office. 12f FOR SALE. 2 Argyle MOTOR LORRIES, 2 and 2i tons.—For particulars Contra! Otago Preserves, Alexandra. 5f TTIOR SALE, MOTOR CYCLE, Governor Ju 2-stroke, 2-6 pee d; good going order; complete £24. —Box 684. 13f 1710 R SALE, DODGE 5-seatcr; painted; ■ excellent condition ; £250. —1917, Times Office. IST FOR SALE, 2-scnter SCRIPPS-BOOTH: newly painted and in goed order; ideal pleasure oar; £l5O. —Quick, Times Office. KEO TRUCK and BUS CHASSIS, capacity 20 passengers, or li tons goods; price £sso.—Dominion Garage. REO TRUCK and BUS CHASSIS, four cylinders, 30-35 h.p.; electric lights, self-starter, magneto ignition. Dominion O o rage. REO TRUCK and BUS CHASSIS; pneumatio tyres, loaded speed 25 miles per hour; price £550. —Dominion Garage. R~EO TRUCK~and _ BUS~CHASSIS; righthand drive, greet power, high speed; great transporting capacity.—Dominion agoEEO TRUCK and BUS CHASSIS; the world’s first, greatest, most efficient Speed Wagon; price £SSO.—DOMINION GARaGE. 91n BICYCLES. —Give your boy or girl the benefit of a good Bicycle. Visit our show room.—Cooke, Howlison. BICYCLES. —We have Bicyclee to suit everyone. Como in to-day, look over the various Models. ICYCLESv—High-grade CONVINCIBLE, Eadie coaster, mudguards, pump, boll. Tool Bag and Tools. Nothing better. BICYCLES. —The joy of cycling is doubled by the perfect construction, wonderful balance of the CONVINCIBLE Bicycle. BICYCLES. —The superior features of the CONVINCIBLE Bicycle are results of longer and wider manufacturing experience. BICYCLES. —The easy exercise of cycling rests and strengthens the body, re. freshes the mind, makes you feel fit. BICYCLES —High-grade English Ma chines, complete, ready for the road from £l2 10s. Look us up. BICYCLES. —Intending purchasers, give us a call, we can supply something to suit at the lowest price.—COOKE, HOWL! SON. 15d THORNICROFT BROTHERS, M’DON ALD, Station street.—Motor Cycles— Harleys, Indians, 8.5. A., Douglas, Henderson, Rover, Enfield, and others. CARS. —Second-hand Buicks, Elgin, Ford, Dodge, Maxwell, eto. LEVELAND MOTOR CYCLES.—A real bargain for cash; 3-speed, clutch, and kick start; £OB. 8d AGO, BIGGS (LIMITED).—The leading Cycle and Motor Cycle Mail Order Merchants in New Zealand. AGO, BIGGS (LlMlTED).—Established 20 years; an honest trading, low price and quality business lasts. AGO, BIGGS (LIMITED).—A.B.C. Motor Cycles made by A. 8.0. Motors (Ltd.); " Aero Engines,” all epares stocked; £l3O. AGO, BIGGS (LlMlTED).—Advertising offer of two Tyres and two Tubes, 23 x li, for 255, post free; exceptional value. JAGO, BIGGS (LIMITED). —Bells, 2a; Renold’s Chains, 13s 6d; Brakes, front rim, Gs 6d; Mandcr's Cyclo Enamel, 2s largo; la small. AGO, BIGGS (LlMlTED).—Cyclometers, 10s; Railroad Tyres, 18s 6d; Moseley Tyres, 18s 6d; all makes of Covers stocked. JAGO, BIGGS (LIMITED). —Lamps: Aceta, 17s Cd; Colonia. 35e; Aoeta Major, 23s 6d; Cycle Lock and Chains, 2s 6d. JAGO, BIGGS (LIMITED). —Mansfield Saddles, lls 6d; Mudguards, 3s 6d pair; Pedals, 5s 6d; Solutions, Dunlop, 4d, 6d, 9d. AGO, BIGGS (LIMITED).—AII Motor Tyros and Accessories stocked; ask for anything; we have got it. AGO, BIGGS (LIMITED). —Catalogues and Price Lists free (1100 illustrations, 120 pages); Barnet Glass, 26 x 2i, Covers, 355. 22ja

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. VIA BEAUMONT. ROBB S MOTOR SERVICE MEETS ALL TRAINS ARRIVING BEAUMONT. Loaves Roxburgh P.O. 10.45 a.in.; Beaumont Railway Station after arrival of Dunedin train. Telegrams: Robb, Beaumont or Roxburgh. ROBB, ROXBURGH. ’Phono 12. P.O. Box 93. DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. ROXBURGH TO BEAUMONT. Loaves Roxburgh (Commercial Comer) 10.15 a.m. Leaves Beaumont on arrival Dunedin train. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. Cars for Hire at all hours Efficient drivers. ALEX. EARL, Proprietor, Roxburgh. 'Phone 47. Box 57. COACH LEAVES PORTOBELLO DAILY At 8 o’cloclt for Dunedin, returning from Dunedin (Manse street) at 2.30 (Saturdays only at 2 p.m. instead of 2.30). Parcel luggage, etc., received at Stables up to 2 o’clock. Heavy Cargo by Arrangement. J. S. M’CARTNEY, Crust A; Crust’s Stables. Stafford street. Brighton and taieri mouth. ROYAL MAIL. C. J. HOBBS & CO., Manse street. Motors leave for Brighton daily 9.30 a.m., 5.10 p m. Taieri Mouth —Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 9.30 a.m. Brighton only—'Saturday, 1.10 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. For specials and picnics ring Brighton Bureau and ask for Brighton House. Booking Office; “Geyser.” Royal mail and passenger SERVICE.—Cars leave Cromwell for Lake Wanaka, via Lake Hawea, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Return Monday, Wednesday, end Friday. Cars leave Cromwell for Arrowtown, via Kawarau Gorge, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Return Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Special Car meets train on receipt of telegram.—JOHN ANDERSON, Proprietor. Cromwell. RIGHTON AND TAIERI MOUTH MOTOR SERVICE. J. S. GILL & CO.’S new Fiat Pneumatictyred Motor ’Bus will leave Manse street as follows for Brighton and Taieri Mouth; Mondays, Wednesdays. Fridays, 9.30 a.in. For Brighton only, daily, 9.30 a.m. and 5.15 p.m. For special Picnic Parties ring Callender’s Private Hotel. Brighton. Seats booked nt Mowat’s fruiterer, corner Princes and Stafford streets. Tele.. 1158. It took nine tugs to manoeuvre the IV hi to Star liner Majestic, 3G,000 tons, out of dock when leaving Southampton in the face of a heavy' wind. HERNIA. CURABLE WITHOUT OPERATION. Many people suffering from rupture put off consulting the specialist bee a use they have been advised that nothing short of a surgical o)>eration will cure them. Naturally, they do not relish the idea of the surgeon’s knife; they have heard too much of the after consequences. There is no suggestion hero of the possibility of sponges, instruments, or even top-hats being accidentally left within, but rather the disappointment of finding the rupture recur worse tiian it vaa before. By the Dr J. A. Sherman method of treating (curing) rupture many failures on the part of surgeons have been successfully coped with, and testimonials to that effect are in Mr A. W. Marlin’s hands. .Sufferers from rupture should not put off their visit to the specialist a moment longer than they can possibly help, tor it only moans longer suffering. Mr A. W. Martin may lie consulted, free of charge, by sufferers at his Rooms, Samson’s Buildings, Dowling street, daily 10 to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 to 12. A booklet on rupture and its cure sent free to sufferers. —12/2/23.