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Taranaki Daily News, 26 August 1916, Page 6

JOB Stocktaking Oddments. A FEW COSTUMES AND COATS, -BALANCE WINTER MILLINERY, JOB NECKWEAR HALF PRICE .TO CLEAR DURING STOCKTAKING, Ambury Bros. NEW PLYMOUTH. he/tone^ am VfSit KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE. "Thirteen years ago, when I lived in Smeaton, two of my childjij ten suffered terribly with ASTHMA, but three or four bottles of W = HEARNE'S = BRONCHITIS CURE \ completely CURED the both of them. Neither has had an attack since; and the fact ithat the boy has joined the Royal Navy proves that the medical examination (to which all Navy candi(.fctoj-* dates must submit) revealed L . nothing the matter with h'a " lungs. Needless to &y I \ always fall back on . HEARNE'S , BRONCHITIS \ -j. CURE 1\ r for Colds. It is a • I splendid mediI cine, and most 1 valuable for T 1 Chett Affections.* S 3S KOS *fe *?/ COUGHS ** COLDS. Name, Address and full particulars furnished on application.

JJOrAL 'HAIL MOTOR 'BUS SERVICE JfSW HiYMOOIH-INGLEWOOD and ©JSLBWOOD-NSW PLYMOUTH. - Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays "•-Leaves Masonic Stables at 7 a.m., arriving at Inglewood at S aJu.; leaving Inglewood at 8.30 a.m., arriving at New Plymouth 9.45; leaving on return trip at 4 p.m., arriving at Inglewood at 8.15 p.m.; leaving at 5.30 p.m. for New Plymouth. Tuesday, j Thursdays and FridaysLeaves Masonic Stables at 8 a.m., arriving at Inglewood at 9 a.m.; leaves (Inglewood at 9.15 a.m., arriving at New Plymouth 10.15 a.m.; leaves New Plymouth 4 p.m., arriving Inglewood t p.m.; leaving again 5.30 p.m. for New Plymouth, arriving at 6JO p.m. lares as usual. Parcels as per ar- ' rangenent. Telephone messages receive prompt attention. \ ' : 1f,..W. JACKSON* .MOTOR MAIL SERVICE. (PAR leaves Purangi daily at 7.30 a.m., Tarata 8.30 a.m.,' arrives Inglewood 9.30 a.m. ■". Leaves Inglewood at 3.10 p.m., Tarata K p.m., and arrives Purangi 5.30. p.m, Term* on application. W. CROZIER, Mail Contractor. _ jBTAWERA-OPUNAKE MOTQE 3JUS . SERVICE. TIME-TABLE. Leaves Eawera 12.45 p.n» „ Inaha 120 p.m. : J&rrives Manaia 1.30 p.m £«aves Manaia 1.45 p.m. ' h Kaupokonui 1.55 p-nr. „ Otakeho 2.10 pan, ' „ Oeo 2.40 p.m. „ flihama, 3y.m. »arrives Opunake 3.30 p.m Iteavea Opunake 6.30 ajn, „ Pihama 7 a.m. ' « „ ' Oeb, '7.10 ajn. ■''*' - ' ' B ui'7Jo aA , ,8 ajn., *' ,

NURSERYMEN'S NOTICES. TREES. TREES. R. McK. MORiSON, NURSERYMAN, STRATFORD, Has for sale a FINE' ASSORTMENT of GARDEN AND CATTLE HEDGE PLANTS. SHELTER & ORNAMENTAL TREES. .FRUIT TREES AND FLOWERING SHRUBS. Come and inspect my Nurseries. Upwards of 20 years' standing. Compare Quality and Prices. Orders by post or telephone promptly attended to. [ . BOUQUETS AND WREATHS (' j SUPPLIED. i j R. McK. MORiSON, 1 NURSERYMAN, STRATFORD. j Telephone 22. Town Agent—NEWTON KING, Stratford, New Plymouth, Kaponga and Inglewood. • HEDGE AND SHELTER TREES. I. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. , j FINE. WELL-GROWN, HARDY; PLANTS, / i pjNUS INSIGNIS and MUEICATA, 15/- to 20/- per 100. CCPRESSUS, LAWSONIANA and MACROCARPA, 25/- per 100. ELEGNUS, ESCALLONIA, GOLDEN and SILVER AKE AKE, LAUREL, PRIVET, BROADLEAF and other Hedge Plants, fine, strong two-year-olds, at 20/- per 100. RARE SHRUBS, including HEATHS (30 varieties), WAI|ATAH, RHODODENDRONS (50 varieties), BORONIAS (1 varieties), ROSES and other rare shrubs. Send for our General Catalogue, 60 pages; New Zealand Native Plants, 30 [■pagesj f ;post' free, , . . "»"*"■ \ OW F.S, LftL L