’ Phone Carage IMw DO YOU WANT A CAR ? THEN BUY a Cap that has the greatest reputation of any Car on the road for Faithful Service, for Reliability, for Simplicity. THEN BUY A FORD. The initial outlay is small, but smaller still is yoar expense of running. Benzine, Tyre Bills and Repairs. No delays If youjrequire a spare part. Every par* is standardised and kept in stock. Pahiatua A Woodville District Agent: House 10*r Arnold Weston.
A BETTER OVERLAND BUT IT COSTS ONLY £3lO. A N ENORMOUS production of 1000 OVERLAND CARS jL. a day makes possible the wonderful value m the 1916 Model—No. 75. It is an all-round better car. It embodies most of the good features of previous Overlands, plus many improvements. For instance, rear springs are of Cantilever pattern. They minimise road joggle, and assure perfectly smooth running. OVERLAND quality is well known—one Canterbury farmer has driven his OVERLAND 27,000 MILES ON ROUGH COUNTRY WITHOUT ANY TROUBLE WHATEVER. The 1916 model combines this reliability with grace, comfort and economy of upkeep. It is of streamline build, finished in beautiful black enamel, and equipped with every convenience and comfort. Electric light and starter are included. THE PRICE IS ONLY £3lO, DESPITE WAR IMPORT DUTY. Come and Investigate. A Model Waits. BASTIN & AVERY, MANGAHAO ROAD.
THE POPULAR THE POPULAR COMMERCIAL* HOTEL lb NOW UNDER THE CARE O* £, (TED> Suilivaa. Speights Beer oo Tap Telepbeoe 42 PALMER & DEVLIN, PONGARQA SMITHY L WHEELWRIGHT ESTABLISHMENT AGENTS FOR P. A D. DUNOAN’B FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. ZEALANDIA A COCKATOO WOOLPREBSBB. HORSE-SHOEING Wheelwnghtmg. and General Smithing in ail alia branohee otf the Trade. We endeavour to pleaae the Public by FT incut Workmanship. PALMER & DEVLIN. ~ PONGAROA. You’ll Relish Every Bite ! NO TROUBLE TO PREPARE A TASTY MEAL when you oan get such pa late-took ling delicacies as these; always rreah at Gibson*. FOR BREAKFAST— Pork and Bee., Sausages, or Tasty Sa valors. FOR DINNER— Nioe Piece of Juicy Corned Beef not too salt; or Black and White Pudding. FOR TEABelgian Sausage (you will want a second helping of this or Brawn, followed by a piece of my Fresh Cake or Pastry Pongaroa. 8. GIBSON, Pongaroa FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT. STUDY ECONOMY ! AND DEAL AT —P. R. KENT’S,— Pongavo&’s L»Kdin( Sfo?okeep«y MY CANVASSER calls regularly. Wait for hitu and compare Pimm Anything from a needle to an anchor delivered to any part of the District. REMEMBER—Yon can get BEST GOODS at the LOWEST PRIORS. Sole Agent in the Pongaroa District for Cooper’s Famous Sheep Dip. F. R. KENT’S 2nx No, 20, Phone No. 2. Ponqaree Boron WHERE THE GOOD SUITS COME FROM
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5445, 31 May 1916, Page 2
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