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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 17779, 30 January 1920, Page 2

KERNOHAN’S LIMITED I [AVE RECEIVED 50 CASES PRESERVING JARS; ALSO 5 CASES, CREW-TOP JAM JARS; ALSO EXTRA RUBBER RINGS IN ANY <j QUANTITY. Ball’s Patent Jars of all descriptions. i GALL. JARS—Wide mouth —17/6 per Dozen. 1-QUART JARS—Wide Mouth 13/9 per Dozen. PATENT WIRE TOP JARS. —11/9 per Dozen. PATENT SCREW-TOP JAM JARS—B/6 per Dozen. Flour Flour Flour Flour NO ADVANCE IN PRICE AT KEBNOHAN’S. 100 LB. BAG 17/9; 50LB. BAG FOR 9/-; 25L8. BAG ONLY 4/9 AT Kernohan’s Ltd. The Famous Cheap Providers, „ ion street an d Saylorville, wanganlu

McNIVEN’S 9th Half-yearly SALE I WILL BE AN EVENT TO LOOK FORWARD TO! IT WILL COMMENCE ON Monday, February 2nd, 1920, AT 9 a.m. ; * - Every line will be substantially reduced to clear these stocks. NO PRICES WILL RE PUBLISHED, but our genuine reductions will cause surprise! On SATURDAY, January 31st, we will hold a BARGAIN DISPLAY. Come and see how good the values are! But no goods can be sold at sale prices until 9 a.m. ON MONDAY FEB. 2nd. when the big event will commence! A GREAT CLEARANCE. Bargains in every Department. Mark the Date! MERGERS “FOR STERLING VALUES."

300,000 Maxwells Built on One Standard Model Consider what a wealth of experience is supplied by such a record. Year after year of elimination, of new refinements, of better values but all developed from one original chassis, made better and better as more and more were built. v The 1920 Maxwell is a Greater Car It has a finer appearance, greater strength, more comfort, and is remarkably economical to run. There’s more satisfaction in driving a Maxwell to-day than ever—and that is saying much. CT Maxwell Service I offer is • >_>• v ▼ llovJll unequalled. I carry a larger _ , . - -r- ~ stock of spare parts than the S.U Agent for Taranaki Agent of any other Car. Let ELTHAM mewmerou Haines—jß £450. AGENTS: WANGANUI MOTCI’.S, LTD., TELEPHONE 1164. TRAFALGAR PLACE.