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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 262, 11 December 1909, Page 2

If there' one thing The Kash prides itself oil it's their clothing. While the quality ia. always first grade, the price isykept very low. Their saddleItweed trousers an a marvel of cheapness, ranging from 6s Ud. Sheir tailormade boxed suite can't be beaten. Ask thßir salesmen to show you one.—The Kaii.—Advt. COAST " SOUNDS. SUMMER TBIPB *9 SJ. WAIKABE Fares from Dußedin ud back to 1 Dunedin £6 and upwards, according to location and occupancy of cabin. Steamer leaves Dunedin on December 23, arriving back at Dunedin December 29, and sailing again on a second trip from Dunedin December 30, arriving pgain in Dunedin January 6 th, IMO. ' 'For full particular! apply—i UNION &S. 00. ofJf.Z., LTD. NIXON AND GRANT ENGINBEBS QVERHAUL, REPAIR, AND ADJUST, with skill acquired by 20 years' experience as engineers in English, American, and Colonial workshopsMotor Cars, Steam Boilers, Ifijtor Wagons, Turbines, Gag Engines, Electric Motors, Oil Engines, Dynamos, Steam Engines, General Machinery, Ana, !As ex-refrigerating engineers in ocean liners, we are prepared to Instal Refrigerating Machinery, in any size or tj'fe of machine. Workshop: CRITERION MOTOR GARAGE, NEW PLYMOUTH.

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