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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1916, Page 4

BILSTON BASIC SLAG NOW OBTAINABLE. Owing to war conditions it has almost been impossible to obtain supplies of this valuable basic slag. Small shipments are arriving in Wellington in July. Ex ship deliveries now being arranged. BUT ORDER EARLY. "Bilston" is a splendid basic slag of I proved worth, the highest grade imported into New Zealand. Place your order to-day for Bilston Hasic Slag with any manure merchant. Items priced so low that they would he extremely difficult to duplicate elsewhere. m This skirt we make to measure in Rough and Ready Serge—navy color—at "1 Q/fi complete. mi W v>m W3% I No. 1432.—Young Ladies' Coat and Skirt made to measure in Tweeds. Wide assortment of styles— KQ/fj completa. We send you self-measurempnt charts and patterns by return White § Sons DIRECT IMPORTERS, —NEW PLYMOUTH.— "What's the Game." ( Winter nights are home nights, and if there be children in the house, they will need something to keep them amused. A pleasant change from reading, or picture books will be afforded by A Table Game from Boase & Co.'s ( We can show you a. good selection of game 3 that will give many an evening's fun for the children—and adults as Well. Prices are very small indeed —from as low as Is each. Come and choose now—scores of dark, wet nights are is store! F. J. BOASE & Co., Stationers and Booksellers, HAWERA. This is Not a Patent Medicine— IT IS A PRESCRIPTION OF AN EMINENT ENGLISH SPECIALIST. CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. "pOR years I have been a sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism. One year ago 1 consulted one of the leading specialists of the Dominion (now deceased). On receipt of postage stamps, money order, or postal notes for 4s 6d, I will post twelve doses of the remedy, which this specialist declared to be the only thing known to science as a cure for this painful disease—F. W. G. Greville, Editoi "N.Z. Dairyman," Box 502, Wellington, WOOD-MILNE TYRES "GO FARTHEST." These best British tyros have flat side? and are so shaped that inflation compresses the walls, instead of stretching them. With the compression of rubber, cuts tend to close up. When rubber is stretched, cuts tear and become larger. That's why Wood-Milne tyres "go farthest" —cuts close up instead of extending. A Dunediii motorist writes: "With reference to the Wood-Milne tyre, 880 x 120 ft this has done 12,500 miles on my 20-h..p. Talbot." Write for price-list to N.Z, Depot, 107 Vivian St., Wellington. 7