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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22069, 27 September 1933, Page 12

MOTOR CARS, MOTOR CYCLES, AND ACCESSORIES c HANGE OF. ADDRESS. W. PARTEL Has pleasure in announcing that he has REMOVED to corner of CRAWFORD AND POLICE STREETS, Just south of His Majesty’s Theatre, where he will conduct an up-to-date Service Station and’ Large Garage. Repairs executed at shortest notice. He takes this opportunity to Thank his past customers for their support, and hopes by prompt attention and good service to retain their patronage. £OOKE, HOWLISON, & CO., HAVE PONTIAC COACH, Late Model. £BO. TRIUMPH SALOON, 1929 Model. £l4O. BUICK LIGHT SIX SEDAN, £BS. ‘ BUICK COUPE. ' . £llO. 55-59 HANOVER STREET. The House for Sound Value. rpHE NEW FRANCIS BARNETT 1913 A MOTOR CYCLE. 135 Miles per Gallon, 3-speed Gearbox, Kick-start, Electric Horn, Electric Lights, Balloon Tyres, Roslyn on Second Gear. Our Price £4B. £lO Deposit and 12 Payments of £3 5s each. Britain’s popular two-stroke Motor Cycle. W. A. JUSTICE, RHODES, LIMITED. Otago Agents, 206 George street. invalids. I If suffering from loss of limbs or any disability whatever see or inquire about our patent which will enable you to move about with absolute safety and comfort on or even ground. Its similarity to ordinary motor vehicles makes your disability practically ' unnotiqeable; 75 miles per gallon of petrol, ■ ■ MEWHINNEY & GEDDES. 267 Princes street, Dunedin. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Red Band Dunedin.-InvercargiU Bus Service. For tares, freight' charges, and Information ring 10-953. Parcels and luggage left at our depot will receive prompt attention. RED BAND TAXIS. LTD., Moray place (round Savoy corner). MOTORISTS Mudguards, Panels Repaired : Acetphe Welding; Accident Insurance Specialists.—Anderson’s Motor Works, 140 Crawford street.(phone 12-532). 939 4 * h ' P ‘ *" AR,BL ” ’ all " electrlc > ,~ good mechanical order; new res; cheap for cash.- —555, Times. ln_ Trouble ring 11-74(k Sted- . . man’s Garage, Bond street, for Prompt, Efficient. Courteous Service. GLYDE BATTERIES, ' for all Cars; 6 volts 45s. —Geddes Supplies. Ltd., corier Bond and Manor streets. Dunedin. OF Interest to All Motorists —the New VBEDOL, 100 per cent. Pennsylvania Paraffin Base ; Veedol’s famous quality made 100 per cent, better. INQUIRE abqut EXTREME PRESSURE L LUBRICANT, the new wonder OIL for jearbox and differential use; all Garages 1 Wholesale Distributors for Otago. R. B. Dennlston and Co.. 31 Moray place ; Dunedin. Phone 11-118. SI USED CARS FOR SALE )R SALE, 3-Ton International TRUCK : new engine: ’l2-foot dropslde body ; will slder Exchange modern Car. —525, Times MONEY ON E Y LEND T O Ou ’URNITURE, PIANOS, LIFE POLICIES, , SHARES. fiONDS, Etc., Etc. OTAGO FINANCE & AGENCY CO., ,TD., T. and G. Buildings, 179 Princes treet, Dunedin. . Established 16 years. REGISTERED AGENCIES: F. H. Hughes, 182 Dee street, Inverargill; C. D. M’Connell and Co.. Maaura; F. Cooke, Clyde street, Balclutha; V. L. Scott, Ribble street, Oaraaru; lunciman. Pryor. Ltd., Church street, ilmaru. * Consult us or registered agent for advice. WE SPECIALISE. rnRUST MONEYS__TO LEND AT 1 LOVS ’ LOWEST CURRENT RATES. HAMEL & SIMPSON, Solicitors, COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS. 36 Dowling street. Phone 10-286. (Formerly of Cargill’s Corner, South Dunedin.) £ONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITY At Current Rates. J. S. SINCLAIR. Solicitor 150 Rattray street, Dunedin. HJONEYS TO In any sums, LEND. On approved Trustee security. At current rate of interest. FERENS & JEAVONS, Solicitors. Express Company’s Buildings, Bond street, LOANS. —All securities; low rates; confidential.—Accommodation, Ltd., Bank of New Zealand Chambers, Princes street.

The latest Canadian census figures reveal the fact that out of the total, dominion population of 10,376,786, there are only 5,381,071 people of British stock. It is true that the British Canadians are itil) in a majority. They constitute 51.86 per cent, of the total population, but this compares with 55.40 per cent. 10 years ago, and 57.3 per cent, at the beginning of the century. At this rate the numerical preponderance of the British elements will soon disappear. It is interesting to note how the dominion's percentage of British stock is made up. There are just over twice as many Englishmen as Scots, and 13 of the latter to every 12 Irishmen.