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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18069, 17 March 1923, Page 12

HARVEST SALE USED LIGHT CARS. Two-Seater CALCOTT, in perfect running order; good tyres, etc. Usual Price, £175. Harvest Sale Price £l5O. ADAMS LTD. HARVEST SALE USED LIGHT CARS. Three-Seater BAYARD, newly painted; good tyres, and in splendid mechanical order. Usual Price £l6O. Harvest Sale Price, £l4O. ADAMS LTD. HARVEST SALE MOTOR-CYCLES. * 7-9 EXCELSIOR; good tyres, engine thoroughly overhauled and in perfect running order. Usual Price, £7O. Harvest Sale Price, £55. ADAMS, LTD; HARVEST SALE MOTOR-CYCLES. * 7-9 EXCELSIOR, thoroughly overhauled; oversize tyre on rear, and in splendid running order. Usual Iftrice £75. Harvest Sale Price, £57 10s. ADAMS, LTD. HARVEST SALE MOTOR-CYCLES. < 3J H.P. KING DICK, Free Engine model, good tyres, etc. Usual Price, £4O. Harvest Sale Price, £27 10s. ADAMS, LTD. HARVEST SALE MOTOR-CYCLES. 3J H.P. KING DICK, thoroughly overhauled; good tyres, belt, etc. Usual .Price, £3O. Harvest Sale Price, £2O. ADAMS, LTD. JUST Arrived, a fine assortment of Bengal Razors, and Strops, at Prices to suit all. Rowland Watson, the leading Tobacconist, near the Bay. LADIES! DO not throw away your old Hats. Have them Rebioclced on the new Shapes just imported by McKITTERICK AND CO. Work done by the. best Blockers and Creators in the Dominion. Address— / STAFFORD STREET CENTRAL. THE BIG VALUE Writing Tablet, 200 pages, ruled both sides, Is. At Porter and Dawson’s. MARSDEN’S FOR KNITTING WOOLS, VEST WOOLS, SPORTS WOOL FOR COATS, JUMPERS, HATS, AND SCARVES. A splendid assortment just opened up. Over 50 Colours and Shades, Speckled Heather Mixtures and Plain, from 7d A ‘SKEIN. This shipment of Wool was bought, on the lowest market, and cannot be repeated at the same price, as all Wool has advanced in price, so BUY EARLY and often. Country Customers FREE POSTAGE. ,Samples sent on application. CASH WITH ORDER, at MARSDEN’S, CASH DRAPER AND WOOL STORE, STAFFORD ST. NORTH.

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