Page 24 Advertisements Column 2

Waikato Times, Volume 110, Issue 18378, 11 July 1931, Page 24 (Supplement)

The y A WAY TO SAVE. We can offer you an easy method of common-sense economising. Gumboots are absolutely necessary, but there's no need to buy new ones. Your old ones can be effectively repaired. We replace half or whole soles and can replace any part of the uppers. Let us renovate your old tyres. CENTRAL VULCANISING WORKS J. BLAGKHALL, PROPRIETOR. COLLING WOOD STREET, (Rear F. J. Farrell.) SKILLED SERVICE. Let your car be serviced by -skilled mechanics at our garage In Hood Street. We undertake all repair work and can give you a speedy and reliable service. Keep that engine in tune by leaving your car with us. STOCKISTS SINCLAIR OIL. ZILLWOOD AND PARSONS. WAIKATO AGENTB STEWART TRUCKS. Carrick Nisbek Building, Hood Street, Hamilton. Phone 45-275. RADIATOR EXPERT. 150 Radiators, all tvpes, in stock; 30 Fords, 50/to 80/-; guaranteed a years. 300 Fenders. Suit all Cars (cheap). LEWIS HONEYCOMB RADIATOR CORES. Any Damaged section can be Replaced. Only 50 per cent cost of New Radiator. The only Core which can be satisfactorily cleaned. New Cores Fitted to Any Car. CHANCERY ST.. AUCKLAND. IRON AND BODY WORK We arc specialists in all kinds of iron and body work repairing. Our employees are skilled workmen who can carry out your repairs with llic highest degree of skill in a minimum of time. Leave your repairs at our garage in Barton Street, and bo sure of sound workmanship and a guaranteed job. A. A. HAWKER & CO. 21 BARTON ST., HAMILTON. Phono 2032. DO YOU KNOW Where you can have your hoods and upholstery repaired more speedily, more efficiently, and more economically? Yes, of course, at A. E. de Laoey’s! Years of experience in repairing torn hoods and upholstery enable Mr de Lacey to do a better and more reasonably priced job. Get his vruote for replacing, hoods and re-covering upholstery. A.E. de LACEY HOODS AND UPHOLSTERY, BARTON ST.— HAMILTON. Phone 1845. THE “AGE OF REASON” HAS ARRIVED This long-talked-or event has at last arrived, at any rate, as lar as tue Motor i rade is concerned. 1 refer, of course, to tne sensational and vvoild-wiue •slump” lu tue saie of NEW CARS, and ho corresponding increase In tne uelhand lor USED CARS. The public nas apparently wakened up to the fact mat, considering tue ridiculously low price of USED CARS (good) at present, it U positively absurd to buy them NEW. Tms is a healtny sign, as mere is little doubt that a large factor In the present ‘•slump'’ Is me huge sums which are sent out of the country annually In the purchasing of totally Unnecessary NEW CARS. in passing, may 1 remind you that 1 have usually several reconditioned Cars and Trucks on hand which are sold under guarantee? Also please keep In mind that other great source or economy, namely; huge stocks or GOOD USED PARTS (at a fraction of new price) for which 1 am noted. - ' i Your 3 for Sanity, Cars & Replacements. JV A. Thomas, Specialist In Cars & Replacemeats COMMERCE STREET. FRANKTON JM. Phone 2957. m m It is Just as Unsafe for a Motorist to Neglect His Brakes Life is a big enough gamble, so why _ take a chance with faulty brakes 7 We use the best quality linings, and brakes are adjusted to give you dependable service. Allow us to reline your brakes to-day. Prices are on the lowest level, J. POMEROY & CO. LTD. ALEXANDRA .o*o, .«• m 1 MOTORING REGULATIONS. * ! table of speeds. I In continuing the table of speeds given last week @ pje have the following: I Fifteen miles per hour—(l) When approaching S any intersection which is of such a nature 1 that when the driver is 90ft away he has not | a clear and uninterrupted view of such in- | v tersection and of the traffic upon every road l> leading thereto for a distance of 90ft be- | yond such intersection; (iv.) ivhen passing ft any portion of a road undergoing alteration or repairs; (v.) when passing any stationary tram on its route making in the same direction. Ten miles per hour: — | (i.) When going through any tunnel; (ii.) ® ivhen going around a curve or corner of any | road if the driver has not a clear view of the § road in front of him for at least 40ft in the j| |j direction in which he is proceeding (during «' % which time also adequate and repeated sigA nals must be given by use of the warning in- (•) instrument). ® ;g THE HARDEST WORKED UNIT IN YOUR CAR IS THE BATTERY WILLARD BATTERIES ARE BUILT TO PERFORM SUCCESSFULLY IN ALL WEATHERS. COMMANDER BIRD USED WILLARD BATTERIES ON HIS | POLAR TRIP. | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FREE SERVICE. ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. OF N.Z. R. H. ANDREWS, Manager. Phone 1755. LARGE STOCKS OF NEW AND USED PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR CLETRAC TRACTORS FORDS AND OTHER CARS. Motor Spirits, Oils, Grease, Repairs Prompt anti Reasonable. Everything from an adjustment to a complete Overhaul undertaken. KILHAM’S GARAGE SELKIRK STREET. Phone 1204. Two Minutes’ Walk from Hamilton Station. Goff. HELLYAR electrical engineer 7 Bryce St., Hamilton. ’Phone 1983. Authorised Service Station for genuine Bosch Magnetos and all accessories. All types of Magnetos, Generators, Self Starters repaired and rewound. Batteries repaired and recharged.