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Taranaki Daily News, 3 October 1917, Page 6

Jn or Shine, D.1..C "Duro "Dye Fabrics retain their colour to the end wore a " Duro" Dye overall tunic suit for three years and then he outgrew it. As there was no change in the colour through sunlight and wash tub, and Young Billy's efforts had made no appreciable difference to the wear, this tunic suit was sent all the way to China to be worn out there by young Billy's Cousin in Hong Kong. This Jtory is stranger than friction—it's true. o a The D-I.C. sells these hard- o a Ls-r-sJ wearing, weather and sun- kRTSv resisting, fadeless Cotton I Fabrics Patterns for the I asking and your order sent J y Postage Paid wherever you are"DURO" CAMBRICS in stripes and checks 6f various sizes, very smart in appearance, guaranteed fadeless: 31 inches wide. I/I I yard' " DURO * NURSE CLOTH, guaranteed fadeless, in navy and butcher blue ground, with small stripes and checks; best quality obtainable in Nurse Cloth; 40 inches wide. I/II yard In Plain Navy and Butcher Blue; 30 jnches wide. 1/7 yard i 1/. in the £ discount off every oath purchase of £1 on oven D.I.C Box 1478 Wellington

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Submarine Series—No. 1 m Sg m *v 1 P » jifi *> *£?£ *y* F>^ #£ <^i w: ?»**• m Mow, /F / only' had a match The Most Durable Pipes. Cheap at Earthenware and lasts for all time SB m iS Be«t for aewage, road and fat* rolv«rta, and nil drninogii woriti No other should be used. Price liu* an application. OEMENT PIPE CO., LTD., Waitara, or L A. NOLAN & CO., flew Plymouth