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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 13679, 13 May 1912, Page 4

CHAVANNEB’ MOTOR GARAGE, MARIA PLACE. Agents for ROVER, STANDARD. FORD, SIDDELEY and F. N. CARS. REPAIR WORK IN ALL BRANCHES Accumulators Charged. MUIR AND BOGLE, Late A. G. Muir), CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LICENSED SURVEYORS, KIMBERLEY CHAMBERS, WANGANUI. MR. H. M. McNEILL, Surgeon Dentist, Has COMMENCED PRACTICE in McGRUER’S NEW BUILDINGS, corner of Avenue and Guyton Street. Entrance off Guyton Street. Hours; 9to 5. Saturday, 9to 1. CUY H. GRAHAM, Solicitor, WAVERLEY. MONEY TO LEND on approved security at Lowest Current Rates. Office Hours' 9.30 to 4.30 daily. DIX AND MARCHANT, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LICENSED SURVEYORS. opposrr post office, Ridgway Street, Wanganui. P.O. Bo? 168- Telephone 373 QOYERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ROW PREMIUMS. LARGE BONDSES STATE fECUETTY LIBERAL TREATMENT. i.3,539,000 ADDED TO POLICIES AS BONDSES. j hj men ajkdson. r f.a . A Casd. MRS DUNCAN CAMERON, Maternity and Convalescent HMpital, 40, WILSON STREET. Telephone 784. FOR HIRE. MOTOR CAR. STEWART BROS., Phone 32. P.O. Box 217, Wanganui For Hire, First-Class Motor Car. Kverv Comfort Charges Moderate. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. WAVERLEY. EXCELLENT A CCt) M AIODATION. First-Class Table. E. H. HART, - - Proprietor. Telephone No. 11. WA.m)iA*A rtOTIL WAITOTARA, BRUERE BROS Proprietor*, tar If!, «/• pa day. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION, Good Stabling HORSES AND TRAP* ON Hik*. EAILWAY HOTEL. WAITOTARA. T MILLS, - • ■ Proprietor. BEST OF ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS ALWAYS IN STOCK. Visitors will receive the best of Accoviuiodation Always. J WILLIAMS & CO JEWELLERS, Pave removed into their Fine New Premises, directly opposite their old shop. READ A PLEA FOR HEALTH REFORM, With Evidence in its Favour, COMPILED BY LLOYD JONES. PRICE 6d„ POSTAGE Id. H. I. JONES AND SON, LTD., WANGANUI. MOTOR ACCIDENTS Are frequently caused through the brakes not acting quickly enough. Some drivers leave cverythLg to the brakes—whizz round a coiner at anything from 30 to 40 miles per hour, meet something suddenly. then jamb on all the stop gear. If the brakes are slow in action, or require great strength to operate them, an accident might happen before you could say ‘'knife.’ It’s here that we want to say something about the brakes on MAXWELL CARS. In the first place thev are real easy to work, just a medium pressure from the foot is quite sufficient to hold’the car on any hill, while the emergency hand brake requires only a touch to stoo the car dead. Both sets of brakes arc quite independent of each other, you can work them separately or both together. They all operate on steel drums attached to the rear wheels —are extremely robust in design—have quick means of adjustment, and are lined with a special wire-woven asbestos fabric that is almost nnwearable. Good brakes are of vital importance. Don’t buy anv car that does not thoroughly satisfy you on this point. SEE THE MAXWELL. EUSSELL & KING, AGENTS-