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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1916, Page 7

!'KASH" Styles in Smart Men's Wear The question of economical outfitting fov men needs careful consideration. It requires good judgment to economise wisely—its altogether too easy to buy things that are merely low priced—and then to regret it. ' THE "KASH" KNOWS HOW TO COMBINE HIGH QUALITY WITH LOW TRICES in a way which is certain to give solid satisfaction with every pur- *. i ~. chase i)S.tn will find every advantage in tradingat the "KASH." . . TO-DAY'S SPECIAL LINES. \ Smart soft felts in the moßt desirable shapes, and attractive shades of Browns, Greys or Black. "Kash" value, 4/11 each. Negligee Shirts—correctly cut and well made, with linen bands. Worth up to 7/6. "Kash" special values, 3/11 and 4/6. TWe lines are only two examples of the splendid values for which the "Karjii'? are renowned. i WE BAVE MANY OTHER LINES WORTH INSPECTING. ! Best Value Store in Taranaki. \ HAIL ORDERS SENT POSTAUE FREE. NEW PLYMOUTH. 1

TENNIS Requisities in Great Variety. "Keep fit Play your game. TENNIS RACKETS. .. 42/6 , tilazenger's Lambert Chambers 45/-Do'-rty E.G.M Whitehouse .. Special Demon Demon Renshaw .. Ayers' Wilding 42/6 , fclazenger's Lambert Chambers 45/- » SJf.D. 42/6 ~ Do'-rty 42/11 „ Kitson 42/8 „ E.G.M 38/(1 £p|ldjng's. Gold Medal D. .... 45/- „ Whitehouse 32/0 ''• - „ » H.D. .. 45/. „ ' Special Demon .... 32/6 '"„"■ •;'.■»"' » HC - •• 45/ * " Demon 24/Slaxenger'a Lyceum . -1. 45/- ~ Renshaw IS/B . TENNIS BALLS iAyen'Championship ..,....(... :... ......... 18/« f ~v TENNIS SUNDRIES . ■.'■■-■ .■-..:..: TRANSPARENT Rubber handle Grips 2/-, Tennis Presses 3/-, Court Tapes 17/0, Marking pins 6/6, Tennis ball nets, M, Centre guides 5/6, Racket covers o/fi anil 6/6, Tennis Seta, 42ft x l|ft 27/6 and 35/-, 42ft s 31ft 32/0, Court Markers, 'The'. Dale," 37/6, "The Ardee" 42/6. THE SPORT KING, FRANK FARRELL ~ r ' FRANK FARRELL !■ IMPORTE! OP EVEKIT DESCRIPTION OF SPORTS AND GAMES. P. 6. Box 87, ELTHAM.

Jo be Published in September, 1917. STONE'S Wellington, hawke*s bay. and jabanaki commebcial, municipal and genelul DIRECTpRY And New Zealand Annual, 1917. Twenty-seventh year of Publication, edited by John Stone. Royal Bvo., con-! tabling about 1200 pages, together with numerous Maps corrected to date, tbn whole. handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. PRICE, if ordered before publication, 15s; after publication, 17s 6d. STONE, SON AND CO., LTD., PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, ANZAC SQUARE, DUNEDIN, And at Christchurch and Wellington. London—H. J. King, Potter and Co., 51 Ludgate Hill, E.C., WAITARA CAR PAINTING t. I. PATTEN (Proprietor), Good workmanship combined *itl> {ul'££ prices can be relied on. MOTOR ENGINEER AND MACHINIST. ROBERT S. WOOLDRffiGB {Late of Hipsley 4 Waddell, Engineers, 5 Sydney, and W. F. James & Co., it; Engineers, Sydney) fIIjjrOTDjTES that he has secured tha "?' Workshops and Plant of the Taraxotki Motor Transport Co. in G'A\ Street. New Plymouth, and is prepared to undertake all classes of motor and machinery Xepaire and overhaul. Cylinders bored and new pistons made. Milking and other farming machinery repairs a specialty. aLL " WORK EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH AND GUARANTEED. . Telephone: No. 616. S.SLIABLS MOTOROG TOTJBJNG CAR, available for hire, day or night. Care'>>l and experienced driver, with good .nowledge of district roads. Sing tele- j ffcW 319. j t , A , W. JACKSON, '':-;'.'. i ' , Masonic Stable 3.,