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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18208, 15 July 1927, Page 5

Eight petrol tank railway waggons are at present being assembled at the Addington Workshops for one of the large oil distributing firms. The tin-der-structure of the waggons is built at the workshops, but the tanks and fittings acc imported. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. Elderly Lady, Black Silk | OST, cssas Well-rotted Stabl. ,'l.miiv. Tel. 2«1 (Tel Saturday midday to Monday *. 238 X WTANTED, Incubator, U preferred. 17. ? V prefe Addington. jvr rrio Let. Larpp Room, 2 mates. Ss each 1 weekly, beds, near Christchurch I O Let. Rouble and Single Furnished b Bed-Sllting-rooms, every conventeTB? i Bh i dja rVnC ‘ < M. Hereford bt<< "’ U T° P A, \ T a; o 'vS :, ;Bv o d™u^.. u fippTn r r k hoi"’ t ; 6yds capacity, wishes to dispose of same in exchange for Two Small Waggons, about 1J to 2yds capacity. Reason for disposal present waggon too large for the job In hand; or would consider taking in partner with smaller trucks. BSB. 240 X DEATH. BOWLES.—On July 16. at 43. Lyttelton street, Spreydon, James William Bowles, beloved husband of Emma Bowles; aged seventy-six years. Late AcldinELon.^

IN ME MORI AM. died July 15, 1926. A patient sufferind daughter.