LATE ADVERTISEMENTS f* IFTS for Motorists. —Lastic Polish- *-* ing Clotlis in tin, 3/C; Non-glare Rear View Mirror, with clock, 40/-: Rear View Mirrors, 6/6, 7/6, 12/6: Rubber Step Mats, 4/9 each.—Derby Street Tyre Station. RUBBER Bath Mats, marble effect, - v 36 x 24, 24/-; White Perforated, 24 x 81, 26/-; Pedestal Mat, 13/-; Rubber Mats, 22 x 14 4/9, 30 x 18 17/3. 36 x 18 10/-.—Derby Street Tyre Station. UTTA Percha Tyres.—Equip your car or truck with the world's longest wearing tyres; owing to our direct factory buying, prices compete with finest big city quotations.—Derby Street Tyre Station. (MJTTA Percha Tyres.—March of Progress 1938 Blue Ribbon Truck Tyres just to hand; the world's strongest truck tyres, extra ply casing, more rubber, new design tread. — Derby Street Tyre Station. 'RUCK Owners.—The following at unheard-of prices.—30 x 5 H.D. (4), 32 x 6 H.D. (2), 650-20 Truck and Bus (2), 700-20 T. & B. (2), 825 x 20 T. & B. (2); a really exceptional opportunity.—Derby Street Tyre Station. "ULCAKISED Tyre Repairs, steam vulcanising, permanently repairs an injured tyre, blowouts, cuts, casing fractures, car or truck. —At Derby Street Tyre Station.
Kelsam Suits For many reasons KELSAM Suits are better than any other make on the market to-day. Styles are always right and, being' perfectly tailored, they will always retain their shape. You get what you pay for in a KELSAM Suit— VALUE ! 65 Gladstone Eoad.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19555, 10 February 1938, Page 9
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