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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 157, 9 December 1914, Page 6

AB STRAIGHT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, 6500 HANDKERCHIEFS • ONE PENNY TO 3/6 EACH. Just Opened for Christmas AMBURY BROS

Xmas at the led Pos A UNIQUE OPPOETUNITY, WITHOUT PARALLEL IN TEE HISTORY OP OUR BUSINESS IN TASANAKI. Tinge Assortments of Crockery, Electroplate, Carpets, Rugs, and Carpet Runners, Curtains, Cushions, Traycloths, Bedspreads—all useful and ornamental presents. OUR CROCKERY PALACE ii resplendent with new lines of Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester and all the best English China and Glass, Flower Bowls, Vases, Tea and Dinner Services, Cutlery and Electroplate—over 700 pieces to select from —and heaps of sundry lines too numerous to mention^ NOTE.—From the Ist December to Ist January a Special Discount of 10 per cent, off all goods, except Furniture and Linoleum. Any article will be preserved until Xmas Eve. RED POST FURNISHING CO, LTD. 298 to 308 DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH

Realise your Motor Cycle ideal by getting an ARIEL Tlie man who requires a fairly light 3J-h.p. machine and the man who is not satisfied with anything under a 7-h.p., each is catered for with the Ariel—two models, 3 J and 7 h.p. respectively. The Ariel has a Kick Starter! The Ariel has a counter-shaft drive! The Ariel has 3-spoed gear and free .engine! So you sec the ARIEL Motor Cycle embodies ever®' up-to-i'.utu feature yet it is economically priced. COME AND HAVE A TRIAL SPIN: . A.RNOLT) GEORGE ?i'OTOR AND CYCLE AGENT, 'BBOUGHAM 6TKEET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

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