Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 10 August 1915, Page 7

18 Boys' Varsity Suits 8/6. 15 Boys' Conway Suits 8/6 12 Men's odd Tweed Waistcoats, sizes 3 and 4 2/11. 6 Cents' Waterproof Macintosh Overcoats (worth up to 55/-) 25/12 Gents' Tweed Overcoats 18/6. 12 Youths' Tweed Overcoats 10/6 6 Juvenile Tweed Overcoats double-breasted strapped cuffs. 7/6 1 only Norfolk Coat she T4 3/6 20 pairs Boys' Tweed knickers size Ito 4 2/6.36 Gents' neglige Shirts with linen bands sizes 16, 16i and 17. 1/11 Qddment week A T THE KASH A time which we intend to devote to clearing out all oddments leit over from THE SALE BE WISE COME EARLY Many Lines at Half Prices and less. ~-Ohly:a limited Quantity hut FIRST COME BEST SERVED 3 Men's Oilskin Coats 12/6 2 Youths' Oilskin Coats 7/6 2 Gents' Boxed Suits 25/24 pairs Colonial all wool robed underpants, Men's and O.S. Men's 3/6 pair 20 pairs Men's strong Braces, 6d pair 18 pairs Men's Strong Tweed working trousers 5/11 pair. 8 Boys' and youths' sports suits sizes 7 to 11 12/6 3 dozen Men's soft Felt Hats (worth up to 7/6) 3/6 6 d6zen Wide End Silk Ties and Stud Knots 6d each 3 dozen Boys' Shirts with and without Collars 1/6 each KASH BEST VALUE STORE !N TARANAKI, DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH.

THE STUDEBAKER, the Ideal Farmers' Oar. The up-to-date farmer who values time, invests in a Motor Car because he realises that too much time is wasted with the old-time horse and trap —but the car must be a reliable ona otherwise he had better keep his motey in his pocket. , THE STUDEBAKER is the car ynu should own because it is the most dependable and the most economical and it never lots you down. The Stu<3cbaker takes you to your destination on time and brings you back again without any trouble. s j . Why not arrange for a trial run to day—we are most anxious to demonstrate this perfect car to you. A catalogue will be posted to you if you will write for it. Newton King AGENT FOR STUDEBAKER CABS. CURRIE STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.

1,000,000 Samples Free! »*»»lejxmU! Itt coodeftccta will conrinae you thatat lart l*t. *.? Y® "Wicme that wOl ewe after doctor* and other remedies Inr*lu*b!e jor complainte such aa Neurasthenia, Hydatid*. * Dehility. GallStoaos, Chioaic ladif estion.aad Liver Traublea, VITADATIO it tolJ by all ChemUts and Si«r<i.—3j6, 5j6 AA bo |ltm frao froa, aad addr«M yoar liKiri to S» A. PALMER, 439 Fliadtfi Lu«, MclbfWM

P. 0' DE A, AND SOLrdTOR; PRINCES STREET (Opposite Post Office), HAWERA. TILLEARD NATUSOH AND SONS, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, Wellington, Napier. Palmerston Nortli and Hastings. WELLINGTON: C. Tillcard Natusoh, F.N.Z.T.A. Stanley Natusdi, A.N.Z.I.A. PALMERSTON N.: C. Aleck N'atusch, F.N".Z.I.A. NAPIER AND HASTINGS: - Rene N&tusch, F.X.Z.1.. P.S. —As Mr. C. Tillea.nl Natuaeli is hiii-self visiting New Plymouth regularly every fortnight to inspect all the f>uildin»s being erected in connection with the new tramway scheme, he will be pleased to meet any persons thinking of erecting new homes or business buildings. R. JOHNS " " DENTAL SURGEON, WAITAKA. Opposite George and Johnston's Garage. 'Phone ?2. P.O. Box 16. D. B L I C K, ARCHITECT INSURANCE CHA_\fBERS,' STRATFORD Plans and Specifications prepared. ■ Telephone 143. ]U R. W. G. HALO Njft, BARRISTER AN t D SOLICITOR, STRATFOBP