Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 20 December 1907, Page 3

J here - every reasuii why you should be dressed well nowadays. Clothing is very reasonable to buy, especially if you vi»it 'flic Kasli, that noted store in JJuvon-street. Xew I'lymouth. They've a splendid range of men's suits, commencing at tlieu li.js, and so on to their Prestwell »uits at 498 Od to lias. Buy*' suits tliev do equally well, too; they've a range of tweed sailor suits (is (id and 7s (id, a range of serge sailor suits Ud to Us lid, tunic suits from 8s lid to ISs (id, Conway suits from l-» , " 1 to -•>«• Don't forget to give them a call; they'll he pleased to tsee you at their store.—Advt.

THE "lIARTNETT" PATENT MILKING MACHINE, lias certainly conic to stay: tlrerc is 110 loom for doubt 011 that point. They are being installed in all directions. Every plant erected seenis to he the forerunner of fresh orders. Inquiries lead to speedy conviction that the "Ilartnett' lias no equal as a simple, safe, and effective Sinking Machine. Its patented improvements are of a very high order, and substantial in character. Those who have used the machines longest arc loudest and most frequent in their praises. It will be well for all intending buyers to get their orders promptly booked. The new season is at the doors; delay means trouble and loss when the cows come in, if farmers are not ready. For full particulars, apply to C. Dahl anl Co., Ltd., Palmcrston North; or Taranaki Farmers' Co., Ltd., New Plymouth. L- ——« MAI'SIjAXD lIIU, MEMORIAL. I COMPETITIVE DESKINS for the above are invited from persons who havo suflieieiit patrioti-m to as-ist (lie I Mainland Kill .Memorial Committee in I deciding upon mi appropriate memorial 111 be erected on Mar-land Ilill tlie memory of TmpPrial and Colonial Troops who fell during the Maori Wars. 'J'be sum at the disposal of (be Committee is CtiOt). Designs to lie sent to the | undersigned up to the lilst January, I DOS. ARTHUR STANDISH, Clwirmaa of Committee,