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Taranaki Daily News, 6 January 1916, Page 7

Substantial Savings IN Men's and Boys' Wear. Men's Soft Felt Hats, in a big range of shades and shapes. 4/6. 6/6, 7/6, 10/6, 12/6. Men's Black Flexible Hard Hats. Smart shapes. 8/6 and 10/6. Men's Neglige and Tennis Shirts. Latest pattern*. Splendid range. 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 6/11. Men's Ready-to-wear Box Suits. Splendidly cut and trimmed. Well flniihed and fit guaranteed. 28/6, 32/6, 37/6, 45/., 55/-. Men's Navy Striped Drill Shirts. Complete with collars. Special quality, excellent value, worth 4/0. Now 3/9 each. Boys' Varsity Suits. In best quality washing material, including striped linen, poplin, etc, Sizes Ito 8. Usual price 12/6. Now 7/6 suit. 20 only Boys' Tweed Norfolk Suits. With plain knickers. Sizes 7 to 14. Special Price 12/6 suit. Boys' Tweed Sports Suits. With plain knickers. Strongcolonial tweeds, new patterns. Sizes 3 to 18. Prices range from 12/6 to 38/6. Boys' Tennis Shirts. With collars. Neat silk striped patterns. All sizes up to 14$. Splendid value 2/11 each. Boys' Strong Tweed Knickers. Guaranteed all wool. Dark and light patterns. Sizes 0 to 4, 2/11 Pair. 5 to 12, 3/6 Pair. Our efforts are all directed towards providing keen values in goods of sterling worth, THE KASH, DEVON STREET. Beet value store in Taranaki. NEW PLYMOUTH.

When Buying Farm Implements it pays to Buy the Best. JEfce followisg represent the beat t*lu» in farm implements ever offered, and any faraer requiring the very latest aad most reliable machinery should not fail to jet our man to demonstrate these to him. THE MONITOR DRlLL—increases the yield from 3to 7 bushels per a«* THE ADRIANCE GEAR-DRIVEN MOWER—satisfaction ill the time. PSo*> THE ADRIANCE RAKE—the land you were looking f or. We will be pleased to post catalogues to those jvlio caasot call. Newton King, CURRIE STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.

BGMONT RACING CHUB, HAWERA. gCMMER JjJEETIKa WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 aad 3, WW. PROGRAMME, FIRST DAY—OHAWE HACK HURDLES, handicap of 100 mvi.; second 15 sovs and third 5 sov*. Nom. 1 sovs.; ace. 1 »ov. One mile and a-half. FLYING HANDICAP, handicap of 250 ) aov*,; second 35 sots., third 16 sovs. Nom. 1 sot.; ace. 2 sots. Six furlongs. MERE MERE HACK PLAT, handicap of 100 sovs.; seeond 15 sovs., third 5 sots. Minimum weight 7st. Nom. 1 sot.; ace. 1 sov. Five furlongs. BBMONT CUP, handicap of 500 sovs.; second 50 sots., third 20 sovs. Nom. ! 1 sov.; acc, 5 sovs. One mile and a-half. tADIES' PURSE (Hack), 60 sovs.; sc ond 10 sova. For gentlemen riders. Weight, lOst 71b. Nom. 1 sov.; acc. free, declared Thursday, Jan. 27. For horses that have never won a race of the value of 20 sots, on the flat at '' : time of starting. Eight furlongs and a-half. STAKES, of 500 sots.; second horse 70 sots., third 30 sots. For horses two-y>ar-old and upwards at ' time of starting. VVeight-for-age, with (tenaltiee and allowances. Winners after August 1, 1915, of a race or races collectively of the Talue of 250 sovs., to carry 31b; of 500 sovs., 51b; of 750 •ovs., 71b; of 1000 sotb., 101b extra. , Maiden four-year-ob and upwards at ' time of starting allowed 101b; three years, 71b;, two-years, 31b. Closed with 105 entries. Six furlongs. WAIPAPA HACK FLAT, handicap oi 100 povs.; seeond 15 sovs., third 5 sovs. Minimum weight "st. Nom. 1 sov.; acc. 1 sov. Seven furlongs. WBAREROA WELTER, handicap of 175 »vs.; second 20 sovs., third 5 sovs. Minimum weight Bst. Nom. 1 sov.; MC 2 sovs. Seven furlongs. : ' SECOND DAY. ' CdCAIAWA HACK HURDLES, handicap ;<«f>sWo sovs.; second 15 sovs., third 5 \ v |fliT|»ANba, 1_»oy»; aco. 1 sov. One