Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 9 December 1916, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. T?AGLAX.— I can tell you all about it. —F. P. Corkill, National Bank Chambers, Xew Plymouth. f.n. VOR School Prizes, Sunday School Prizes, 'Xmas Gifts, and' Friendship (Sifts Corrigall's stock of new gift books offers the best selection obtainable, e.e. 'VHhi Kiddies will tell Mum and Dad that for Mechanical Toys, Tricycles. Push Carts, Dolls, and thousands of other lines, Corrigall's toyland is easily the best place. e.e. ■YyANTED KNOWN.—We still have some prime old patatoes and also Up-to-Date and Gamekeeper Reed 'Pota)ther shipment of Nimmo and ir's (lower and vegetable seeds. I Plant now. Procurable at Veale's,' Brougham St. e.e. j.jiol\ the week-end picnic nothing could be better than Stcffensen's summer drinks. All flavors. ■ e.e. TLSI off the strawberry bush and with our famous ice cream make a delicious dish.—THE Marble' Bar. j'e.e. IJAKJSKTS! Get this fact firmly established in your minds—Corrigall's toyland contains the finest lot of novelties and toys ever seen. Easy prices, e.e j iivijuuiuji, Lienionaae, > otrawoerry, Peach, Kola, Dry Ginger Ale, Lem on Squash, Grange and other flavors. Tim very best at Steffensen's. f.e QON'T delay with your Xmas Cake orders! We guarantee full satisfaction and make up all weights and sizes.—Hygienic Bakery. e.e. ■ AT the Breakwater! A long-felt want supplied. Ice-creams and all flavor drinks from TH(B Marble Bar Depot. e.e. yy*' SUI PP'y ice-cream in large or small quantities far all social gatherings, garden parties, etc. Makes the function . a success this weather.Marble Bar. yyAXTED KNOWN Just arrived, prime Xmas hams, better and cheaper than meat for the festive season. Try one.—Veale, Brougham St. e.e. aerated waters, all flavors. Try some. -"Phone 424, Eliot Street, New Plymouth. e.e. gWEET Sweets! When you are in town don't forget to call at Singh's al. e.e. and well served are the summer lunches at THE Marble Bar. Call and see for yourself. e.e. post their razors to Sid. Lovell, Xew Plymouth. Thoroughly sharpened and returned by return post. ■ e.e. I 'YyflAl is a better gift for your wife, daughter or friend than a nice hand bag Some beauties at Corrigall's, hard wearers and ranging from 3s 8d to £2 }os. See them. TjKHi SALE, Secondhand Fisher Piano iron frame, check action, overstrung; perfect order. £2B, cash, or terms 15s a month. A snip. s Collier's Music Warehouse, FARM WANTED. We have a client who has the labor to handle ud to 100 cows. He owns a very desirable small farm of 39.acres, and will give it a 9 deposit on a larger farm of 250 to 400 or 500 acres. This is an excellent opportunity for any farmer wishing to retire, or who finds himself hampered owing to shortage of labor. Any farms submitted must bear fullest investigation and must be at cash price. Send fullest details to LEWIS AND CO. WANGA N U I. RACING pLUB. A.XXUAL MEETING, JANUARY 1 and 2, 1917. Handieapper: J. E. Henrys. STRATFORD CU'P, 1% mile, 500 sovs. DOUGLAS HANDICAP, six furlongs, 250 sovs. XGAERE HAXDICAP, six furlongs, 200 sovs. MALOXE MEMORIAL, BV, furlongs 300 sovs. All Hack Events (except four maiden races of 100 sovs. each) are 175, 150, or 125 sovs. DOMINATIONS "CLOSE with undersigned on WEDXESDAY, December 6, IB 10, at 9 p.m. Stratford Telegraph Office closes 8 p.m. All nominations, 20s. The attention of owners is drawn to the fact\ that the Taranaki Jockey Club's Christmas Meeting has four open races making eight open events in the one week. I ALFRED COLEMAN, Secretary, Stratford. ;\JESSRS SIMS, COOPER AND CO. (X.Z.), Ltd., Meat Exporters, beg to advise that they have appointed two representatives in the Hawera, district: Mr. A. DIXOX (address, Princess Street, Hawera; Telephone 272; P.O. Box 1351; also Mr. P. M. HARRISON (address, 79 Glover Road, Bftwera; tale.nbone ""*•