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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24325, 15 June 1940, Page 17

MOTOR REQUISITES M OTOE REPAIR MEN. Don’t scrap those disc wheels just because they have been badly knocked about, and don’t monkey with them. Send them to J. & A. P. SCOTT, LTD., Engineers. Have them pressed back to shape on a special Hydraulic Machine recently installed for this job. J. & A. P. SCOTT, LTD., Dunedin. Manufacturing machinery.—cut down the cost of machinery repairs and maintenance by letting our engineers carry out regular overhauls. Ring 10-501) for emergency repairs or quotations.—R. MILLIS AND SON, Engineers, Moray place. REPAIRS. RADIATOR Car —Truck—Tractor. AUTO RADIATORS, LTD.. 18 Carroll street. Phone 11-966. WINTER MOTORING TROUBLES can be avoided if your car is maintained in A 1 mechanical condition. Call in today and let our certified engineers make a thorough check up.—MILLIS’ SERVICE STATION. Moray place (opp. King street). DUCO, Duco, Duco and Varnish, Car Painting, Mudguard Repairs: satisfaction assured.—Farra Bros, (behind Railway Station). 12my WANTED, CARAVAN, lease or buy: reasonable. —Apply Woodside Post Office. DRIVING TAUGHT on your own car; clientele includes many A.A. members. —R. Bruce, B. and B. Car Sales, 11 Filleul street; Phone 12-322. LIFT REPAIRS. J^LECTRIC In case of breakdowns, ring 10-506 and let our experienced engineers restore operation efficiently and rapidly. R. MILLIS AND SON, 330 Moray place, Dunedin. RELIANCE RETREAD COY.. 502 Princes street. Use our Full Circle Retreads and save money. Milking Rubber stocked. HAVE your headlamp reflectors replated equal to new car illumination. V. T. Hart. Ltd., electro-platers, 450 s rinces street. MOTORISTS: Mudguards, Panels Repaired; Acetone Welding; Accident Insurance Specialists.—Anderson s Motor Works. Crawford street (Phone 12-532). FOR SALE, Set Car CHAINS: never been used; price £2.—Address 947, Times. , POULTRY, EGGS AND INCUBATORS rji U R K E Y S. Unique opportunity for Turkey Breeders of Southland. Limited number of MAMMOTH Bronze Gobblers and Hens for sale, from pedigreed American and Canadian imported birds. A chance for breeders to introduce an outstanding strain. Prices on application to: — Mrs J. McQUILKIN, Mayfield. R.D., Ashburton. BILLY'S ARE SELLING, - on WEDNESDAY, 19th, At 2.30 p.m., SECOND-HAND INCUBATORS AND ! BROODERS. Without Reserve. POULTRY Bargains—Select winter laying White Leghorn PULLETS: guaranteed birds: 7s 6d each for cash.—Skene s. Stuart street, Dunedin. f 'i RADED one-year White Leghorn HENS, VT every bird guaranteed: splendid j breeders: 4s 6d each cash.—Skene’s. Stuart street. Dunedin. KEEP your poultry clean with Skene’s Lice Killer POWDER; large tins 2s each; post free.—Skene’s. OKAA MULTIPLO CABINET INaOu" CUBATOR; kerosene heated; £35 or near offer; good hatcher.—J. H. Jones, Waipahi. REILLYS are selling pens of Purebred Australorp PULLETS on Wednesday, June 19, at 2 p.m. K S' OIL-BURNER Kapai INCUBATOR, i) I O £9; also 240 Cypher, £4; near offers.—Scott Bros., Princes street. if* HENS made £2l profit in England sO last year for one user of KARSIOOD POULTRY SPICE (containing round insects). Costs only halfpenny ally for 12 hens. From all dealers. BIRDS, PIGEONS, ETC. RACING PIGEONS.—For sale. Stock Birds and Racers; imported stock.— Apply Occupier, 9 Harcourt street, Dunedin, W.l. • FOR SALE, BUDGIES, African Love Birds: cheap.—Apply 60 Princes street, Musselburgh; phone 23-995. PRAMS L PITCHER COY., Pram Makers, for . Baby Harness. Baby Prams. Cream Cane Sulkeys.—Opposite Railway Station. Dunedin. CREAM , Cane Oxley PRAM; large sponge tyres; recently relined in cream; £5 cash. —Address 913, Times Office. IT'OR SALE, modern PRAM; first-class ’ order—932, Times. (HEAP, Artistic WALLPAPERS: latest i designs to make the home beautiful jm Is upwards.—Smith and Smith. Ltd

“Is there any use to which the power house could be put? ” asked Mr C. C. Knight at a meeting of the South Canterbury Power Board when the board was discussing the question of closing down the generating plant at Fairlie. “ Yes, it is made of brick, and is at present being used as a switch house,” replied the engineer (Mr R. D. Veitch) “ They wanted a morgue very badly,” said Mr K. Mackenzie, amid laughter.