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Farmer's Footwea? OUR WATERTIGHTS FOR 16/6 (Stout Sole*) are real good value. Mtide specially to our order for Taranaki weather. LADIES' DAIRY BOOTS, to keep (lie fee.t dry, 10/9. Thigh Gum Boots, for drain work, 30/-. NEW PLYMOUTH. We cater for country REPAIR WORK. Our motto: "Promptness." Try us. AN every-day PIANO THE CHAPPELL PIANO is not an instrument for use once . a week it is an everyday pianoone that- improves with use. Every detail in its constnict : on is such that durability and permanent tone quality is ensure!?. Only superior material is used anil every instrument, is thoroughly tested by experts before it leaves the factory. With reasonable care the CITAPPELL will last n lifetime. It is British-built, throughout. All particulars and terms from COLLIER'S NEW PLYMOUTH ANO WANCANUI. THE FAMOUS "BUIQK" CAE, ECONOMY. RELIABILITY. f£HE Bed 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 cara are at the front to-day. . : 40 Buick Cars were used in running down De Wet in Africa, 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 BUICK. THE CAR THAT SATISFIES EVERYONE. W. O'CALLAGHAN. HAWERA, SOLE AGENT FOR TARANAKI. R. W D. Robertson, Sub-Agent, New Plymouth. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR WATCH? p. 9 i Or are you constantly correcting it to Station time? It will save you trouble to let me put it right for you. It probably needs overhauling. Watch repairs are lily specialty. My charges ure r(/a--'on;ible. ERNEST MAETZICv PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Jeweller and Qualified Optician, INaLE W 0 O D. CAN YOU SEE -See, that is, without straining yrrn T ~;.-es nrnl getting headaches arterwarfis? Ii t vuu il' any suspicions whatever about your sight, don't let ANYBODY test y.jiir eyes Co to yoar (10.-tor, l.e Uis.h i-lv.in- ease best. Von may not m.ei! glasses at all, but if you do bring his prercription to lis. Ri-ntrinbi.: - it takes H niechat l cto make (•yrjhi-scs. We are mechanics, and we have tbe necessary r; fiances for fitting spectacles ;;nd pince-nez at short notice. 0. H. BMW, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, N* i Plymouth/

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 299, 27 May 1915, Page 4

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402

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 299, 27 May 1915, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 299, 27 May 1915, Page 4

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