Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1915, Page 8

Xmas will soon be here and with it the Holidays. Everyone looks forward to the Xmas Holidays. Our thoughts turn to picnics, trips to the mountain, jaunts along the country by-ways, romps on the beach. Then there are tbe races, too. Of course, some of us are bound to be wanting something in the way of Footwear. ■" DOCKRILL'S DISPLAY WILL SOLVE THE FOOTWEAR PROBLEM FOR YOU. Everything in the way of Holiday Footwear Is here, and at the right price, too. DOCKRILL'S r or Holiday Footwear, , DEVON' STREET « WEW PLYMOUTH. T SWEDES Magnum Bonum, Monarch, Champion, Crimson King, Superlative. Pioneer, Keepwell. TURNIPS P.T. and G.T. Aberdeen, P.T. Mammoth, Romney Marsh, Imperial Green Globe, Golden Tankard. MANURES 'Full stocks of Turnip Manure, Bonedust, Superphosphate. H. C. LUKE. INGLE WOOD. FIBST PHIZES AT THE WORLD'S SAN FRANCISCO EXPOSITION, 1915, McCormick Big 4 Mower. Two-thirds of the world's erop is harvested by McCormick Machines. Binders Engines (Benzine, Kerosene) Harrows Rakes Separators (Hand and Power) Ploughs Sweeps Drills (in all sizes) Cultivators NEW ZEALANDIA MILKING MACHINES. Please send for catalogues. Repair parts on hand.

GIFTS. 6fc, Which do you fayour, Diamond or Pearl? In one case thousands of pounds are spent in erecting all kinds of expensive machinery and hundreds of men are employed in the working of it, all for the purpose of finding diamonds. hi the other case all that U required is a small boat worked by a few blades. One dives deep down into th* water and comes up with an oyster la his hand, and there, inside the shell, is a perfect little pure white pearl, Nature's own handiwork. And in the end some of these precious jewels find their way into our {° r y° u and buy. Whatever be your favorite you will find xt hare and in the form you want it, too, at a price which means best value obtainable. C. H. DREW, JBWELLEB & OPTICIAN. // ~\ DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. . jv. H. eowe | Look after the ' " Gintleman ttvat pays the Rint." m have some specially Cheap, Wholesome Pig Foods. POllard, Oat-Pollard, and Mixed Pig-mea 1 f Call and Inspect *•' V' ' .OS ' / samples taad quotations. WM. ROWE jnifl r: "STi- T 'fWA M . HfP'g'B'-Ta- NEW ELSa^Qnifl.