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Wairarapa Daily Times, 13 June 1932, Page 2

4612 Prizes Bournville Competition. Ask your grocer sill m extra nourishment that NVILLE COCOA gives Your child needs extra warmth and energy within to fight the cold without. The warmth and energy that Bournville Cocoa brings are lasting, because Bournville is a real food-drink of remarkable nourishment power. It stokes up the body—arms it against the rigours of the winter. Bournville is the cocoa with the chocolaty flavour and the most economical food-drink you can buy Made by Cadbury in the Factory in a Garden. Country prices maylbeslightly higher HALF A CUP OF RICH FULL CREAM MILK IN EVERY 3d. BAR OF. CADBURY’S MILK CHOCOLATE 30/32 Gold! Gold*. Fair Deal Gold Buyers. rpHE FAIR DEAL GOLD-BUYERS wish to notify the residents of Masterton and Outlying Districts that we have opened a shop next “The Lois,” Queen Street, Masterton, for the purpose of buying all Classes of OLD GOLD AND BROKEN JEWELLERY. We are direct dealers with The Royal Mint, and give HIGHEST PRICES. TURN ALL YOUR JEWELLERY, MEDALS, ETC., INTO READY CASH. HEAD OFFICE: MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. After 5.30 p.m., interviews may be arranged at the Hotel Midland, Ltd. ’Phone 1577. Now Is tbe Planting Nature has provided a few months in which Trees and Shrubs can be transplanted, and the beginning of those few months is now at hand. IT IS WISE TO FLANT EARLY! You not only get the Pick of our Stock, but you allow the Trees to obtain a firm hold of the soil before the Spring growth comes along. We Invite the Public to Visit our Nursery. Our Stock this year being first-Class, we offer it with Confidence. YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN PURCHASE LOCALLY. You have no Freight to Pay, you see the Trees before you Purchase them, and, above all, the Trees are Acclimatised. * A. Robinson and Sons, (The Masterton Nurseries). WHATMAN ROAD ’Phone 1304. I Morris REAR TANK—NEW RADIATOR—LONGER BON NET. T>IGHT from the start, the Minor has been “built like a big car.” Full-length chassis, semi-elliptic springing, four-wheel braking, steady steering and road-holding, testify to that. Now, there are still more “big ear’ ’ features. A larger bonnet, a rear petrol tank, a new-type chromium-finished radiator, a new excellence of line and finish. In the Saloon model there is the w “Eddyfree” front, wider doors, more room inside. There is all the speed you want from the lively S h.p. engine. With it there is an economy of 45 m.p.g. of petrol, other running costs being relatively low. For the strictest economy in 1932, but with no loss of motoring comfort —it must be a MINOR. Read the “MORRIS OWNER,” the DIFFERENT Motor Journal. Ask your nearest Morris Distributors for specimen copy and subscription form. PRICES: MORRIS MINOR from £lB5 Morris Eight from £268 Morris Cowley from £295 Morris Major from £3BO Morris-Oxford from £485 Morris Isis from £595 All Prices f.0.b., main ports. ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION. H. J. JONES & Co, Ltd MASTERTON.