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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1923, Page 8

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS, MOTORISTS, ATTENTION! J WISH to notify you that I have removed into up-to-date premises in Devon Street next Red Post. My usual low charges will be maintained, and I quote as follows: Removing carbon, grinding in valves, cleaning carburettor, ignition and tuning £l/16/-; same as above including scraping and taking up big end bearings, 4 cylinders £3/8/-, 6 cylinders £3/18/-. Other quotations upon application. Generators, Magnetos, Starters, Batteries repaired at lowest rates. All work guaranteed. Cars stored. Benzine, Oils, Tyres, Batteries and Accessories in JMPERIAL Q.ARAGE. Open Day and N.ght. ALF. M. FLQRNAES, Motor Engineer and Expert Caf Electrician. ’Phone 813. P.O. Box 185. J£VERY PARMER K NOWS THE VALUE OF A GOOD RELIABLE MILKER THEREFORE SEE THE A. W. R. AT THE HAWERA SHOW. A. W. R. THE VERY- LATEST MODEL. EMBODYING ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. SPECIAL QUOTES FOR CASH. FULL INFORMATION FROM REPRESENTATIVE AT OUR STAND. BOX 13. STRATFORD.

NOTICE. QN and after Saturday,, July 7th, the Oketo to New Plymouth Car Service will NOT run. Opunake-New Plymouth Service as usual. GIBSON’S MOTORS (AARD SERVICE), TELEPHONE gg BROUGHAM AND QUEEN STREETS.

PUREBRED BULLS. FRIESIAN, JERSEY, AYRSHIRE, SHORTHORN. THE FRESH FOOD CO. making arrangements to supply clients with Bulls from some of the best herds in the colony. This offer is being made to assist farmers in a practical manner to increase their butter-fat returns and get back to more prosperous times, and is in marked contrast to the system generally in vogue, where a farmer who, by better breeding and feeding, increases his butter-fat returns, is promptly heavily taxed by the imposition of new shares, on many of which little if any interest is afterwards paid. The deductions made from your monthly cheques in the payment of shares would quickly pay for a valuable bull, which would soon increase your farm returns by 25 per cent, to 40 per cent. SEPARATORS, CANS, Etc., supplied on Easy Terms. CREAM COLLECTED. For particulars write— FRANCIS W. COURT, Representative, New Plymouth.' Or—THE SECRETARY, St. Johns, Wanganui.

]y<£OTOR REPAIRS. ’J’HE Repairs with a guarantee of skilled and faithful workmanship that give service and satisfaction. OXY-ACETONE WELDING. We specialise in this class of work. Broken parts of every description mended. Our welds are guaranteed to be equally as strong as the original. Note the Address: OPPOSITE RED HOUSE HOTEL. L e |r f HOMAS. ’Phone 638. Motor Engineer.

GLOAMING IN TRAINING. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.— Copyright. Sydney, July ?. Gloar.i’ajg, in his first serious training since hla arrival, did the first half of a mile at a strops pace. Th» balance took sS»to.