Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 10 April 1917, Page 7

WHAT MR. JAS. STUARTSAYS ! i.,- ! >■ Wanganui, Z"„ „ / 13 th Oct. 1918. Messrs. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Wanganui, Dear Sirs, I noticed in your window the pair of "H. 8." boot» worn hy Lieutenant Mitchell throughout the Gallipoli Campaign. Two anrl a half years ago I bought a similar pair of boots from you and am now sending them in to get tlieir fifth halfsoles. You will notice that the uppers are still quite sound and I expect to got many months' Wear from them yet. I consider your "H. 8." boots the beat value that money can buy. * Yours faithfully, (Sgd.) JAS. STUART, Nethcrdale, Wanganui. " 1 Do YOUR Boots wear like this. if UE New Zealand Clothing Factory. NEWZEALAND I THINGFACTORYI mm*- : Ask the Indian rider what HE thiaka about the f?/ - ~ ' m Catalogue with Plttswe

■WTn*!"* The Reason Why. One reason why the Ford is so popular Is because spare partg can Ve so readily procured. With business Men particularly this is a gerat boon. Should an accident occur or a part become worn, we can suppljj , the part and fit it quickly and economically. No weeks of iwaitiig | your car. Call and inspect our stool; of parts, ' t , H. DERBY & CO.' FORD AGEXTS. 'Phone 355 • NEW PLYMOUTH*

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