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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 191, 13 August 1931, Page 16

[cKENZIE & WIL.JLIS. AXMINSTER WOVEN BODY CARPETS 10/6 NOW you can buy that Handsome Carpet at a price considerably less than you expected to pay. McKENZIE AND WILLIS have opened further shipments of Carpet Squares and Runners. NEW LOW PRICES AXMINSTER WOVEN RUNNERS—27in. wide 36in. wide 10/6 and 12/- yara 15/- 18/- yard AXMINSTER SQUARES— Oft. x 7ft. 6in. Oft. x 10ft 6in. Oft. x 12ft. . . . 10ft. Gin. x 12ft. £5/15/- £6/15/£7/17/6 £9/15/£9/-/- £lO/15/£lO/15/- £ls/15/EASY TIME PAYMENTS Gladly extended to any Purchaser who desires them. MCKENZIE & WILLIS 120, HEREFORD STREET (Next Barlows’ Corner, 2 Doors from Colombo Street). FURTHER McKENZIE & WILLIS NEWS ON WOMEN’S PAGE.

The Transport Bill introduced by the Government met with a mixed reception at last night’s meeting of the Waimain County Council. Mr W G. Chapman objected to the Tramway Board being exempt from paying heaw traffic fees. Mr G Gardner said that the Government was entitled t > st p the railways from having to comp ‘ - against motor transport. Mr Ch*r«man: The chairman and Ce n v ger have been going ut t- , , everv week anr ; The} u ,c i.ot, tlieie for no tiling.