Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 21 September 1916, Page 2

%m^sj> Is New shipments have come to hand featuring the latest ni designs and colorings which are decidedly attractive and sma WE HAVE TIES FOR EVERY TASTE—#nd indeed our present display is one of the best ws ' have ever made. Our broad end ties at 1/-, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. comprise the designs of the season and the best qualities, EARLY INSPECTION INVIUiu! . OUTFITTER, : .. ....... NEW PLYMOUTI

Z®*s' i ffi&l f j&s-'&1 &&&$$ Every thoughtful dairyman is now buying i a supply of Sykes's Drench ready for wp©. HE LEAVES NOTHING "TO CHANOE.'? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? ARE YOU GOING TO RISK IT? 11 If you expect the best re,i J suits from your Dairy Herd, you must be guided by the experience Of successful Dairymen, who systematically drench their cows after calving with mzM£ St costs 3d. to' Drench. a Cow. Price: 16/- doz. Packets, or 1/6 a Packet. Better buy it by the dozen. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Each Packet of SYKES'S DRENCH contains enough for two doses. SYKES'S DRENCH ANNUAL-FREE I Write for it. I^^^dsass*!^*^!^^

JJEW PLYMOUTH HIDE, SHEEPSKIN WOOL and TALLOW SALES. HIDES, CALFSKINS. ' SALES EVERY FOUR WEEKS; NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1916. Consignments received between sale at any time during working hours. Advice Cards and address labels on application. Good competition assured. L. A. NOLAN & CO. ■ NEW .*#»' Hide Store, Gill Street. fJURANAKI WOOL, " SHEEPSKIN, ' HIDE. AND TALLOW SALES. " J NEXT SALE- , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 19101, ' Clients are particularly requested to forward consignments early. Small consignments will be received at PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their pro duc« iwpjfcg FULL COMPETITION NEWTON KING I HENRY BROWN & C°HENRY BROWN. 0. AHIER. F. H. BROWS, MORLEY STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. TO FARMERS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. We are SOLE AGENTS in New Plymouth for the GOLDEN ,BAY CEMENT, which is known as the best Cement on the market. We will be glad to do busineas at the usual market rates. HENRY BROWN & C°

J! Ho s. y ( ' glli 0N s ■'K SAWMTLLER, CARRIXGTON ROAI, SEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of Sew Plymouth and •urrounding districts that he has REOPENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing his Timber. It would be a benefit to any contractor, or builder to interview Mr. Simons at bis residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. All timber dressed to order for builders. 'Phone So. 334. WAWERA-OPUSAKE i"OTQfi 'BUS SERVICE. TIHE-TABLB Leaves Hawera 12.45 p.m. „ Inaha 1.20 p.m. Arrives Manaia 1.30 p.m. Leaves Manaia 1.45 p.m. , ( Kaupokonui 1.55 p.BL. „ Ctakeho 2.10 p.m rt Oeo 2.40 p.m. „ CPihama, 3 p.m. Arrives Opunake 3.30 p.m; Leaves Opunake 0.30 a.m Piharaa 7 a.m „ Oeo, 7.10 a.m. „ Otakeho 7.41 a.nf, ~ Kaupokonui 7.50 a.m. Arrives Manaia 8 a.m. Leaves Manaia 8.20 a.m, Arrives Hawera 9 a.m. J. MOURIE, Manaia. , REMOVAL NOTIC% JOE JESKINSON, Car Painter, etc., has removed from liis premises in Gill Street to Brougham Street Hall. The hall has been trarsftraed irto the most up-to-date car renovatiDg shop in town. Clients can de-end M» full satisfactioa, % , ,