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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 157, 9 December 1914, Page 2

BOWLING REQUISITES We offer to every bowling man, a standard of Quality and value in 'all Bowling Goods, which cannot be equalled. Here are a few of our Special Lines: Grey Flannel TROUSERS (in smart stripes and plain) extra special value, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, and 16s 6d. Cream Gabadine, Flannel and Serge TROUSERS, 10s 6d, 12s 6(1, 15s 6d, 17s 6d. THESE TROUSERS ARE IN A BIG RANGE OF SIZES, TO FIT ANY FIGURES. Bowling SHOES, Canvas, 6s 9d, 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s fid, 14s 6d. Bowling SHOES, Buckskm, 12s 6d, & i3a 6d. Splendid showing of Hats, Belts, Club Ties and Bands. The holidays are quickly approaching, and NOW is the time to replenish your outfit. Plumtree CLOTHIER AND OUTFITTER, New Plymouth

LAND! LAND! LAND IGKA ACRES. freehold, Hartk Tar an&kl, very risk, level Bid «*d«l»ttag l i7f>U - QB _™ formations. All but IWB aeres laid down m best Ewtlißh grMges and the b*l wee in good bush. WeUfencod and bijddivided into convenient paddock*. 4-roomed home, «tock yard* and »^ e d. garden and oreluurd; practically »11 plonghabtej; good and' buliocka ut fattened. WeJ suited for tabdivißKffl. Will winter 2% ewes to the acre well and percentage of eaftte. All snrpln» etock can to fattened on property, To b« cold to wind up aetata, A bargain »i ,«• per aere. *ea«oniMt terns glTOk KXCHMSNT DAIRY VAS.TA «I 1W acret, all tapr»/e«; beaeh farm well fenced and rob-divided into M paddectas. Good •-roomed bonM, with bathjoon. Cowshed with concrete Boor and yard*, implement nhod, wi»h4oMe lowe box, harness shed, workshop, piggery, etc. Price, £S2 per acre. Terms £IOOB euh, and the twhaeeesnlw arranged for wi reasonable tomo.- A wn> efceap property. - ' Verr rich coastal dairy lam—l7«—aeres-with bfsaeh frontage, lerel and well watered. No building*. Has been Med wlely for grating snd fattening. Situated North TansnakL WiU make a n ideal dairy farm. Priee, £SB per aere. Terms, i£BM — h i and Meat* on teas onabfc term*. NEWTON KING, vAUOnONUB, LAND £HI HNANCIAI AGIST KBW PLYMOUM.

W. P. NICOLL ' t . . W * H - SOWE Swede Turnips We hold stocks of all popular varieties. Prices on application. Agents AIMANCE BOX CO.'S BEE SUPPLIES. WM. EOWE, KINQ AND BROUGHAM STREETS NEW PLYMOUTH.

/Smhcr^ps^eei Scientific and medictl research hu proved ronclujively that line lea like AMBER TIPS 2/- per U>. is almost ai cheap as inferior tea at 1/6. *9 Amber Tips gives more cups to the lb. and means better health. ft

FDANNELS end FLANELETTES, WOOL, SILK BLOUSES SHAWLS GLACE SILKS WHITE TAFFETA SILK at 1/- per yd. NEW IVORY AND CONGRESS CANVASSES. COME AND INSPECT MI STOCK. Agent for WERTHEIM. SEWING MACHINES. Some Choice Machines in stock, C. H Retford CURRIE ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. THE PRICES MOST APPJ6AL TO YOU. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY WE CAN SELL SUPER DRILL. Made by American Seeding Os. As under: ft-Conlter [£SJ 11-Coulter . : ... £BB 13-Coulter ... :< We also stock Ploughs, Mowers, CnJtivators, Wind-Mills, Pumps, etc. ' We invite your inspection W. JENKINSON & Co! CARRIAGE BUILDERS AND IWPORTERS, Devon and Gover Streets. New Plynjor^ XTEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOD AND MOUNTAIN HOUSE MOTOR 'BUS SERVICE. TIME-TABLE. New Plymouth to Inglewood every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Leave Masonic Stables, Devon Street, 7 a.m., arriving Inglewood 8 a.m. . Leave Post Office, Inglewood, 8.30 a.m., arriving New Plymouth 9.45 a.m: Leave Post Office, New Plymouth, 4 p.m., arriving Inglewood 5.15 p.m. Leave Inglewood 6 p.m., arriving New Plymouth 7 p.m. FARE: Return, 3s; Single, 2s; Children, lialf-fare. PARCELS: Parcels up to 141b. and under 201b., Is; over 201b. and under 301b., Is fid; other Parcels, etc., by arrangement. MOUNTAIN TRIPS. New Plymouth to North Egmont Mountain Hostelry. Leave Masonic Stables Every Tuesday and Sunday at 10 a.m:, arriving Hostelry 12 Noon. Leave Hostelry 4 p.m., arriving New Plymouth 5.45 p.m. FARES: New Plymouth to Hostelry, return same day, 12s 6d; returning on any other day of service, £l. Single fare, 10s; Children on knee free, up to 12 years of age half-fare. Parcel Rate, same as Inglewood SerIvice. Special Trips can be arranged | either with the Proprietor or the Manager of the Hostelry. Parcels from Inglewood left with Mr. W. G. Ladbrook, Railway Stables, will be attended to. Parcels for Mountain Hostelry must be left at Masonic Stables, Devon Street, Plymouth. Telephone 315. Telegrams. Masonic Stables. W. W. JACKSON, Proprietor. To FAGTORYI OWNERS I Try Wai.pa Coal for mWENT! STEAM RAISING. This hud, clean I coal burns readily and steadily, [ [ and. quickly given you the de- I t sired pressure. Low in sulphur. | (Leaves little ash. The Dominion 1 Analyst reports favourabl- on COAL VKUL ATHS FOR STEAM CUL ytoleaal* :