FURNITURE LLi Plies denied your house—Fit —*■ Fly-doors and Screens. —Only lasting materials used by Reg. Humphreys, near Cave Bros. USED CARS FORD Coupe £145 PONTIAC Sedan £75 BUICK 4-cylinder Tourer ... £go WILLYS-KNIGHT Light Delivery .. £SO CHEVROLET 4-cyl. Caravan £45 OWEN BEOS.' GARAGE Sub-dealers Chevrolet Cars & Trucks. READ'S QUAY. Phone 970. STUDEBAKER'S 1937 DICTATOR IS AMERICA'S FINEST G-CYLINDER CAR And how brilliantly the smartly styled 1937 StudeJ&aker Dictator Six stands out in every comparison! Even sixes that are priced considerably more find the Dictator too much car to contend against! COLLETT MOTORS LTD. LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS, PHONE 1399. Kindly ring us. GARDNER'S DAY AND NIGHT TAXI SERVICE SEVEN TAXIS. RELIABLE REPAIRS. Cycles Motor-cycles. RUSSELL CYCLES & MOTORS. TYRE TROUBLES QUICKLY REMEDIED NOLAN REDSTONE SERVICE STATION'. CORNER GLADSTONE t ROEBUCK ROADS. TELEPHONE 795 BATTERY Charging and Repairing. —Eric Maher's Service Station, Ormond Road. 344 pOLEMAN'S Garage.—Beauty Ford, V 5-seater, good. £35; Buick Four Tourer, £3o.—Ring 339. pOLEMAN'S Garage—Buick Six ; Tourer, excellent order, economical; bargain £Bo.—Phone 339. ►IONEER Duco Car" Spraying Co., Grey Street. —We make your car look like a new one.—V. Norman, Manager. REDSTONE MOTORS for Pennzoil Safety Lubrication; protect your car at no extra cost. DEDSTONE MOTORS for Span xv Plate-lock and Standard Batteries; fresh stocks at special prices. JEW Cars bring new Lubrication ■' problems. Only Pennzoil can do| a Pennzoil job. IDSTONE MOTORS Ltd. for up-to-the-minute methods in Reboring, Welding Repairs and Lubrication. EDSTONE MOTORS Ltd. for 1 Lubrication as it should be— Pennzoil Safety System. •EDSTONE MOTORS Ltd.—Ford T " Tourer, good tyres, fair order, and worth more than £2O. FLOWERS, BULBS, ETC. fu-IOICE Pansy Plants, Englemans Vf and Roggli Giants; 2/- per dozen. —D. S. Thompson & Co. pOTONEASTER Serotina.—Beautiful bronzy-green foliage and large clusters of red berries during winter; 3/6 and 5/- each.—"Berridges." 'ITRUS Trees. —Lemons, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Mandarins, etc., now ready for planting.—D. S. Thompson & Co. Hollyhocks, guaranteed ' flowering plants, choice range of colours; 3/G dozen, postage extra.— "Berridges." ASSION Fruit Vines, well-rooted, -*- pot-grown plants, 1/- each; named Carnations, 1/6 each, 15/dozen. —"Berridges." ■eas, Burpees Seeds, in KJ named varieties or mixed, winter and summer flowering, Gd per packet; Collections 2/6, 3/G, 5/-.—W. Stewart. Gladstone Road. WEET Pea Plants, grown from K -' Burpees Seeds, in 20 named 1 varieties; 1/3 per dozen. —W. Stewart, i Gladstone Road. SEEDLINGS in great variety; grown from the world's best seed In sterilised soil, and hardened in the winds of Wainui; 1/3 per dozen. —W. Stewart. Gladstone Road. EEDS for present sowing.—Flowers IV and Vegetables, Suttons and Burpees Seeds stocked.—W. Stewart, Gladstone Road. VEGETABLE Garden Seed Collection, 10 vegetables in collection; 2/- posted.—W. Stewart, Gladstone Road.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19332, 24 May 1937, Page 1
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