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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 139, 8 December 1911, Page 7

NEW ZEALAND jqOTHING FACTORY I SUMMER VARSITY SUITS Are Smartest and Best THIN TWEEDY in Choice Grey, Brown and Green effects, at I*l-/6,12/6. 14/0, 16/0. WASHING MATERIALS. HOLLAND LIVENS, 6/9 to 8/6, NAVY DRILL, 8/6. STEIPED DRILL, 8/6. PLAIN AND STRIPED CRASH. 10/6 to 12/6. NAVY SERGE, 13/6 to 16/6. THE N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY NEW PLYMOUTH BRANCH.

ALFA LAVAL fhe Cream Separator by which all others are judged. r J? ore than thirty years the AL FA-LAVAL has been acknowledged as the World's Standard. You may he ar it said of some separator that "It's as good as an ALFA-LAVAL. Or if some competing salesman wants to make his argument particularly strong he will say, "It's better than an ALFA-LAVAL." The concern with a cheaply and poorly constructed machine says, "Just as good as an ALFA LAVAL and costs less." But everywhere the ALFA-LAVAL is recognised by experienced creamerymen and dairymen and even by make rs of would-be competing machines as the World's Standard The cream separator is more frequently used than any other machine on the farm, and for that reason, if for no other, only the'very best should be purchased, and that's the ALFA-LAV AL. The more you come to know abont cream separators the more certain you will be to buy an ALFA-LAVAL. E. GRIFFITHS & CO. Sole Agents s :: New Plymouth.

The "Bradbury" is King Of all Motor Cycles yiEWED from any standpoint the Bradbury 3% h.p. Motor Cycle is miles ahead of all others. It has a specially built low frame, is powerful, and a sspeedy as you wish —a great hill-climber, and easy to control. < . bM Fullest details gladly given by " A. Brougham Street New Plymouth

Garden Bakes, 1/6, Steel Spades, 2/6 Long-handed . Shovels, 2/6 American Hoes, 1/6 Axe-handles, 6d L&wn Mowers, 21/- { WARD AND 00

DELICIOUS DELICACIES FOR LUNCHEON OR TEA PACKED BY NOEL, SOHO, LONDON. we say more? Tlie instant you open these delicious pickles, pastes, soups, or fruits the appetising appearance and odor appeal to the palate. Some of the dainties are: — SOUPS—Chicken Broth, Mock Turtle, Clear O-Tail, and Tomato Soups. PlCKLES—Delicious relishes of many kinds, some quite new. GALANTINES of Chicken and Tongue, Ham and Chicken, Turkey and Tongue. FRUlTS—Scarlet Strawberries in embossed jars, for afternoon teas; a treat and a delight. Macedoines in Jelly. Black Cherriea in jars, &c., &e. CHEESES—Parmesan, Brie, Camenbert, Gorgonzela, Stilton, Rouquefort, Cheddar, &c. French prawn 3. Glasses of Asparagus, Artichokes, Tuflles, Champignons, Anchovies in Oils. nv«s » oeuvres Gastronome. Caviare. "Kit" Coffee. Get a sample. CARTERS TSE HQUSIS WO& PALATE-PLEASING.