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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13393, 29 May 1914, Page 9

CENTRAL Motor Garage. PEEL STREET. Poynter & Hansen. HAVING commenced business as Motor Mechanics and Agents, th« abote-named notify Motorists and the Public generally tli.-t they have opened their Garage m PEEL STREET (6pposit c .Sheridan aiid Adair's), where they are prepared to undertake all kinds oI'PirATR work. 1014 K-R-l-T (914 THE CAR WITH THE LOW FIRST COST ANI) iicuNOMICAL AFTER COST. There are two kinds of first cost cars ; there are the onus that make up for their inexpensive price by' huge running costs, immense and sadly consistent repair bills, and there are also the K-R-l-T Models, which ••<"<*( little to buy and little to run, because it is quality throughout, .quality 111 design — an engine hot merely calculated, bat proved by experience, to develop the maximum power from every charge m the cylinders, and to run as ea>ily as a sewing machine and as smoothly. It's an every-day ocenrrence to meet owners getting 24 miles to the gallon m a'K-R-I-T, -and it> v«ry rare tp find anyono getting less than 18. miles to tho gallon The 19 M X R-I-T is the last word m comfort o.nd grace; the beautiful lino? of tlie are only equalled by the deep luxurious upholstering, and. the responsive full imderslung elliptical springs. From the driver's point of view, the 1914 K-R-I-T is the utmost m • convenience and accessibility-r-electric self -sta rtt.r and electric lights. X verything necessary for easy and full, control is within reach of the driver, who is protected by a deep scuttle, dash, ami a hoavy platr-gla?"* rain and wind, shield of special design.' The K-R-l-T, though low priced, is brist- ' ling with features hitherto unobtainable m any but the highest-priced cars. Make a point of seeing the new K-R-I-T Model to arrive next week. AGENCIES : SUNBEAM, KISSEL, KRIT CARS, KISSEL MOTOR WAGGONS AND MOTOR 'BUSES. Poynter & Hansen - Importers. I The Nearest to Your Heart Should be the i Warmest Underwear You can obtain this Winter. ) . v . — . i THE WARMEST IS THE PURE WOOL QUALITY— THE KIND WE ARE STOckING HEAVILY THIS SEASON. IT IS SPLENDIDLY MADE, HIGH-GRADE UNDERWEAR, TOO, AND OF PEKiISCff f I|ITTING^UALITIES. COLD WINpS WON'T PENETRATE THE QUALITIES WE ARE SELLING, AND THE PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. ■ ■"■".'■ . i Nat Hooper j GENTS' CLOTHIER AND MERCER, ... , McKee's Buildings., mmmm mmvm.. m .iwii mmmmmmmm*,iiiim.i.mmmmmfow^mmmmmmmmLwmmmmm^mnmmmmm.mmmmm4 mm.i^.^mmmmmmm*mmmm.mmmmmmmmmmmß ' Carpet Squares IN GREAT VARIETY, AND ALL OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY. "T3IGH, soft, and toncfql m design, they will enhance the beauty -*-**' and comfort of your, Sitting and Drawing Rooms. Inspect them, to-day; they offer the Highest Value m Tasteful Carpets. JOHN TOWNLEY, Cook County furnishing Warehouse, Gisborne. ■■_^_^B^_B_aHßn__p_i^_i_a_^_^__^^__a_B_ai_aaa9B-Bißß_nß ■ '^^ — i^ m «||^^p^he' Purser recommends ; lS ApgM. Aaber Tips Tea - W K^&mßwl The busineis man of the big liner ' W^s how many chests of Ceylon s ■ jRIrafTOTOW- finest teas go into the vessel's holds ' ■•■ mWiM i at Co,ombo con.i«ned to AMBER S#^fJ|S| Medical and •cientific experts hay* KiSP^wl not ' °n'y demonstrated that high-grade eF---^ ; IS tCas are lhe best and tlie moßt hea,thfu, « i^P^^W^'^' ; i-l '' )Ut, mc t rcovcr « l ' lat dtcy are almost as tHeap as common leas. • v r'W»»'^ 'f'^'S X Indeed the great tnrestig«tion by the famous I»;MA^^\w!-'.4H' Mcd »c«l Journal "The Lancet," proved that it IW^^^WYfll cosls ,>ul 3 -6 more P er ye**" to drit & fine le * ,ike pISM pWwfii A M BE * TIPS 2/- per lb. tea instead of commib^lkj Iv-r^nJSH mon - c^ ca P because the fine tea will give \M&jss V^'i^Ar^fflH *} ,0 " t 280 cups from each pound as against only W&mtW V^^^ • u '* * rom * ommon teas ' MtfwM_ W-WJ^B" "The Lancet" investigators reported "Good P^/#m&^v/:V.^^ teas present twicsj tha physiological viloo of •®' ,^B2l_ft^g^ common tea." 71, EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE, Wholesale > Agents : W. G. CROMPTON & CO. -'

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A CURE FOJHSREYNESS; IF going permanently grey, uso Dr. WILSON'S REGENERATOR*. „ It i 3 surprising how tjaicUly the Hair will resume its natural color. Efficiency proved by thousands. Price, 3s 6d per bottle; posted 4s.— MISS KING, Ladies Hairdresser and Art Needlework Specialist, Napier.