Page 21 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1930, Page 21 (Supplement)

OHw I B 'ii i l*"il .iLi'iiii'iffiCrr .'.~37M i i| j®’p-|r | I ■ ■ ! u V V X-X I J'■ . I ; A C-O PBOIMJCT g LIGHT fancy shoes need a specially ( J ’ prepared polish to maintain the | original freshness of the delicately cot- I cured leather, .which ordinary pastes U so quickly dull and discolour, I White Wax imparts a mirrordike glossy j • shine to Glace Kid—Lizard Snake* i skin arid All Patent leathers, S Get'a tin and see how quickly it j ! restores the colour to your soiled shoes, il It preserves'the ’ skins making them | IB ~ - soft arid pliable and definitely prevents ! I U White Went -. ,r $ 'fl s9ld by alt ' cracking. | fl jjtora and fotii* , • j n wear},‘dealer 1 0 Om. glzed tin. . - \ I | IPrfce 6d. B ■ ■ You Can Always Depend On A “HARLEY” '. When You Can’t Depend on the' Road! j ' With a Harley between your knees and the “last punch” yet to come . -what a self-satisfying joy that can be;, knowing that the » l twist of the controls will send you soaring on; never the all ° doubt about whether you will do it or not—undaunted by P}«* loose gravel; ruts, grades or grass roads; nothing is beyond a HarLy. Call in to Stain ton’s and swing your leg over a 1930 model. Until : then, you cannot know the fullest joy of power, speea and conifer.. | in modern motor-cycling. i TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. STAINTON & CO. ; UP-TO-DATE SERVICE STATION, NEW PLYMOUTH, ; I-—... „ ■ipmiufl—WEagag— ■.— ■ The Village Pump yVhere the folk of yesterday gathered for exchange of remarks arid gossip of the moment— i| « a popular rendezvous. Jg || | To-day things are much the same in your town. ||g [P . In place of the pitcher for water, you run the $ || |$ . il 'car along for a drink of fuel. But opposition enables you to choose the service tha, gives satisfaction—the popular rendezvous for motorists in New Plymouth. II ill t ° IMu /Swl% f , ffjlllw W Grundy’s Motors, Ltd, .MlsSs NEW PLYMOUTH. ■