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Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1916, Page 1

LOST FOUND, ETC TOST on Wednesday, between New Plymouth and Tikorangi, Triumph Motor Cycle set of Tools. 10s reward on returning to W. Bransgrove, New Plymouth, f.e. TOST on Saturday morning, on Junction Road, between Inglewood and New Plymouth, box spare motor parts. Reward, News Office. MISCELLANEOUS. JATEST Waltz Successes at Collier's Music Warehouse—"La Rousse," "Swaying," "Poppies," and "Love's Awakening"; also "Violet of Abbaiza" Gavotte (Morel): price 2/- each: posted 2/1%. "QN the Side of the Angels," the story of the Angels at Mons, by Harold Begbie; price Is 3d,—The B.K. Bookshop. £JK— GOOD Second-hand IPiano; no worms or dry-rot; terms, 8/9 month.—Hoffmann. f.y. THE attractiveness of our Lounge and Fountain brings us many new customers. The quality of our goods and service holds our trade. The Marble Bar, where the good drinks are. f.n. gPLENDID Overcoats, fashionable belt at the back style, double-breasted, heavy tweed, only 35/-, at The Kash. RANTED KNOWN—This is the weather for hot Coffee. Veale's Essence is still procurable at 1/3. Freshground berries every day 1/9 per lb—At IJEMARETT'S paper-cut patterns for all garments at Corrigall's, New Plymouth, 6'/ 2 d per pattern; posted 7d. THE mcst popular rendezvous of New Plymouth, The Marble Bar. The addition to»our Menu of a dainty Lunch for 9d has brought us many new customers. Everything scrupulously clean. No waiting. Run on city lines. f.n. stuff to give the youngsters this weather. Procurable at Veale's. e.e. THESE wintry days and nights are profitably spent in sewing if you use Demarett's patterns to guide you. Obtainable only at Corrigall's, New Plymouth. , . e.e. VOU can't go .wrong for good current reading matter if you consult Corrigall, New Plymouth. All the latest periodicals, war literature, magazines, etc, e.e. JJOAST Fowl, Chicken in Jelly, Meat and Fish Pastes, all suitable for sending away to the boys at the front. Call at Veale's. e.e. JfREE CHEQUES for £ls, £B, £5, also 88 Cash Prizes for Desert Gold Tea users who save "Camels" off pack-

"JJINDENBURG'S March into London." Translated from the German. Price Is 6d at The B.K. Bookshop. Q.ENTS.' Heavy Union Shirts, good material; collars attached; neat mepatterns; splendid value, 5/6 each, at The Kash. RANTED KNOWN, that the place t< give your Printing is the Daily News' Job-printing Department, whose work i 3 top hole and prices are bottom hole. A trial order will convince. (jOTTIhK'S, lnglewood —New Zealand, Doctor, Viyella, Hygienic, All-wool Flannels, 1/8 to 3/0; white, pink, Shetland, dark grey, natural. "(COMPREHENSIVE Map of the World's War," with Diary and reference figures; price Is 3d, posted Is 6d at The B.K. Bookshop. JU3UND—More cups of delicious tea to the pound when Desert Gold Tea is used. Test it to-day. JJOYS' Rainproof Overcoats, from 17/6; Men's Rainproof Overcoats, 35/-; Swandri Overcoats, 39/6, 47/6, 55/-, at The Kash. QOTTIER'S, lnglewood.—We are sorry that our financial position will not allow us to give goods away for nothing. What we offer you is the Best Value in the market for your money. RANTED Known that all Engineering andi Motor work is' undertaken by the Taranaki Motor Transport Co.'s Garage, Gill Street, New Plymouth. YyANTED—Are you saving "Camels"? 91 Casli Prizes for Desert Gold Tea drinkers on July 30. — Economise by using "Desert Gold," the Queen of Teas. Delights everybody. Goes farthest. Order 2/- grade. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood.-Our aim, satisfaction to all customers. \y ANTED KNOWN, that the place to give your Printing is the Daily News' Job-printing Department, whose work ig t&p hole and prices are bottom hole. A trial order will convince. iJjATE NEWS.—Desert Gold 1 captured New Zealand. People I everywhere prefer it. Quality and flavor unequalled. QOTTIER'S, lnglewood, for your Winter Costume, in Navy Serge, Gaberdine or Tweed; fine assortment to "pODND The superior quality of Desert Gold Tea proves itself in the cup. Get the 2/- grade. The Taranaki Daily News is on the breakfast tables in places as far away from the publishing office as Patea, Hawera, Manaia. Kapuni, Whakamara,. etc. We literally cover the whole «f the province by breakfast time. Bu&ine«s men of the province—let us tell your tW* t«i the public ever? marßitt|!