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Taranaki Daily News, 24 October 1917, Page 8

Summer Hats for MEN and BOYS al Melbourne Limited. Men's island hats. Fiat plait, wide brims complete with leather 'strap, Boys' pedal straws. • y&y pliable, leather sweat band, BiWB up to 6%, ■ 311 .... Boys' poplin hats. , Jlfade «f mercerised cotton, tussore shade, sixes 6 to 6y e 111 White linen hats. Suitable for men or women, large fitting, light and cool, Boys' island hats. Similar to the mens, complete with leather strap, 19 Boys' fawn hnen hats. Splendid for knock-about wear; sizea 6% to 7, V 9 White pique hats. For girls or boys, very special value, all sizes 1 11 White linen hats. For boys and girls; good wide brims, I'd Children's silk hats. In white or tussore, Peter Pari shape; sizes 6 to 6% 2<6 The Melbourne Ltd. New Plymouth Inglewood Stratford Clthom Hawera „ Wanganui.

rpo STAND THE SEASON" "AT NEW PLYMOUTH THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED HORSE OAMPFIEE (5) Imp ' By CARBINE (2), Dam REVELRY (5). Campfire is the sire of the following winners: Depredation, winner of the Te Awamutu and Auckland Clips; Royal Dragoon, Reef ton and Hokitika Jubilee Cup; Lady Louisa, Connolly Handicap; Lady Nolan, Topic, John Willie, Bivouac. Cinders, Ihapuna, Hopye, Carbiness, Flying Cami), Carapguard, White Blaze, Campkettle, Torchlight, Embers, Clavis. -Terms: £lO 10s single mare; two or more same owner £8 Bs. Grazing free till December 31. All care taken, but no responsibility. Further' particulars apply—- ; • J. BOND, I Gill Street, New Plymouth. mm 887*4$ TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS BETWEEN OKATO AND URENUI: THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION—- | HERE I COME (No. 242, N.Z.C.5.8., Vol. I) Sire, HERE 1 GO (243); Dam. DOLLY \ (767). Terms: £3 10s single mare: 2 more as arranged. , ALSO—THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDA.-i: STALLION ROYAL MASTER Sire, ROYAL CROWN (544), N.Z.5.8.; Dam, FLORA (1526), N.Z.S.B. Will travel the district between Okato and Oeo.

P Marvellous Value hv Shoes Ladies glace derby shoes, Avide i ..... ..4/6. laces and round rubbers free. Ladies' glace nob toe derby shoes 16/6. ladies* tan glace dcrbv shoes 12/6 ladies* tan glace derby shoes 12/6 Ladies' glace one bar or ankle bar shoes 15/ladie&' button and lace slioe£, made in England 18/6. Ladies' Crockett and Jones cojirt shoes 17/6 Ladies' glace derby boots . /... 18/6. SUI orders by post receive pipmpt attention. We pay postage. DOCKRILL'S Devon Street New Plyi&outh The "Circle" Hatcher. CAPACITY 50 EGGS. It is made of MeiaJ and is "Fireprooi." Without doubt the <: Cir.:ie" Hatcher is the most efficient, low-priced Incubator ever placed on th>; market. T]urni~a:i(l> are in use, and we can tell you of scores of users in your locality who have had eminently succcsoful results, many buvers securing 40 to 50 healthv chicks in one batch. '■ PRICE 59/6 complete." Postage 2/-extra* Instruction Booklet ~>acke.l with eadi Circle Hatcher L. A. NOLAN & Co. > NEW I'LY::OUTH. HURST'S and GARTON'S Swede arid Turnip Seed. Mangold Seed. CALL FOR QUOTATIONS. . MANGOLD, TURNIP AND GRASS MANURES. H. C. LUKE. HTGLEWOOD. a w* wPaste -Packets POLISH

TERMS: £4 single mare; two or more as arranged. For fuil pedigree see cards. ALSO—TO STAND ON THE FARM, PUNGAPKHTJ THAT NICELY-BRED 3-YEAR-OLD COLTHEATHER JOCK Sire. OMYO (Imp.); Darn, DOLLY (76T) H.Z.C.S.B. Terms as arranged. Owners of Mares at first service held responsible. Fees <lue and payable January 1, 1918. For further particulars apply— SYMONS BROS., Pungarehu. TO STAND AT INGLEWOOD AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS—THE PUREBP.ED CLYDESDALE STALLION KNIGHT OF THE CARTER Winner of (wo firsts and champion at. Stratford Sliow, 1915,. and also first and champion in 1917. For further particulars apply ~T. KELLEHAN. A. WHITE, Groom in charge. The saving of a few shillings over cheap Motor may prove expensive economy. The expenditure of a little extra, if necessary, for CLINCHER CROSS BRITISH TYRES will prove a sound investment* They don't fear reufh roi^dai