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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 270, 24 April 1915, Page 4

PARTICULAR MEN Are fond of our unexceptionable saloon service. In every way up-to-date, with four chairs, skilled workers prfectly sanitary an dhyjrienic surroundings and methMAKE PREECE'S popular hair-dressing parlors a centre of particular men. They soon acquire the habit of A DAILY CALL ARE YOU ALSO PARTICULAR ABOUT YOUR THE FAMOUS "BUI OK" CAR. ECONOMY. RELIABILITY. rfHE Red Cross Society of England selected 30 Buick Chasses in London for their War Equipment after an extensive inquiry into the merits of all others, and these cars are at the front to-day. 40 Buick Cars were used in running down De Wet in Alrics, and at the end of the Rebellion they were still running as well as ever. There are 2000 Buick owners in New Zealand to-day, and each one of them backs the Buick. The Buick is always ready for work —no smashed gears, no back axles gone; no trouble of any kind. BUY A BTJICK. THE CAR THAT SATISFIES EVERYONE. W. C'CALLAGHAN. HAWEKA, SOLE AGEXT FOR TARANAKI. R. W D. Robertson, Sub-Agent, Neu Plymouth.

r £im Funeral of the late Robert Ross Moore, of Taturainiaka, will leave the New Plymouth Hospital grounds Tomorrow (Sunday), April 25, at 2 p.m., for the Te Heimi Cemetery. Friends will kindly accept this intimation. W. F. BROOKING, Undertaker.