BAG WASH. Hie sy-ste® that wipes out tk« Uom» washing day. The Family wtt»> for 2/6 Get all particulate front New Plymouth Steam Laundry, Gill Street, Htv Plymouth, 'Phone S!tß. HENRY BROWN & CO. ffIMBER AND JOINERY manufacturers TIMBER YARD AND FACTORY: Morley Street (Breakwater Tram) Near Railway. J)OORS, gASHE§ fWAMES, Q.LASS, QEMENT, JRONMONGBRY. Timber Supplied Direct from Sawmills to MOTOR-OAR SERVICE. MOTOR-CAR will leave Waitara daily at 12 o'clock (noon), for Lepperton Junction, connecting with the mid-day train from New Plymouth to Wanganui, leaving Lepperton Junction C. H. JOHNSTON, for Waitara immediately on arrival of train. Waitara. TRIPS TO MOUNT EGMONT. Jj] WOOLDRIDQE wishes to intimate to tourists and the travelling pub-' lie that his commodious seven-seater cars will run to the Mountain every Sunday and Thursday, leaving the office of the Tourist and Expansion (League (where seats may be booked) at 8 a.m.; fare 15s return. Special tripg arranged. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. STANDISH AND ANDHRSON, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. A. R. SUndhh.] [T. P. Andenon. We hava several lumi o( Hooty twitting Invertmeot. QBOBQS Q.BEI, BARRISTER 4 SOLICITOR, NEW PLYMOUTH. Office: National B«nli Chambers, Brougbam St. Hooey to Lend at Lowest Current Eatea. H ALLIWELL AND THOMSON, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, BTRATFORD. OFFICE: Otago Cbambers, Fentoo Street. MONK TO LEND AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. M ll I F. E. BEDFORD, CONFIDENTIAL TYPIBT. Olfloe: Phllipa' Buildings, opposite Newton King's Hart, New Plymouth, 0 N B R a A N, DENTAL SURGEON, Municipal Buildinga, BROADWAY : : STRATFORD. And at Eltham. Robert Spence, Samuel Spenoe, J. B. L, Stanford. SPENOE AND STANFORD, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. Olflces: The Bridge Building, Broadway. TO M ONE! TO LI In Large or Small. Sums at Lowest States. GOVETT AND QUILLIAM, Solicitors, New Plymouth. M ALONE AND KING, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. O*D B All) Y, SOLICITORS, Opposite Post Office, Princes Street, HAWERA. jy|RS. gLANCHARD, Certificated Medical Masseuse, ' Gilbert Street, New Plymouth. Telephone 350. ]JJURSE ROGERS CERTIFICATED MIDWIFE IRISHES to notify that she has taken over Mrs. Patterson's West End Maternity Hospital, and has vacancies for patients. PHONE 208. [Professional Card.] M KS - S'. H. SPONGE MliMbi.it OF N.Z. ACADEMY Is prepared to receive Pupils in Drawing atid Painting in Oils or Water Colors. Application. AVENUE ROAD. Telephone 144. Q gTURROCK, L.M.U.S., T.C.L., PIANIST Teacltfer of Pianoforte, Organ, Theory, Harmony,, etc., has commenced tuition, and is prepared to receive pupils. At home to parents guardians and intending papils daily from 2 p.m. till 6 p.m. 'Phone 016. Studio: 4 Griffiths' Buldings Egmont Street. ]y£ESSENGER & Q.RIFFITHS, Frank Messenger, F.N,Z,I.A.] . [Victor Griffiths, F.N.Z.I.A. REGISTERED. ARCHITECTS. 61 Devon Street, opposite AM.V. Building, New Plymouth. The harmful microbes which gather round the teeth may be destroyed and a clean sweet fragrance imparted to the Mouth by using "OZO" TOOTH POW DER. 6d tins everywhere. "OZO TOOTH POWDER sterilizes the mouth, sweetens the breath and makes the teeth pearly white, and invigorates the gums, 3d tin* mrywhwe. When Granpa wad a Boy There was an "H. 8." Shop ' In most N.Z. Towns AH selling the famous Brand ."which hag come to be .recognised.,fts the'leader, in; all that pertains to Boys.' Wear, not only for fit and style, but for genuine go6d value. STftOftG SCHOOL SUITS In popular sports style, 19/6, 22/6, 27/6 to 42/-. HAXD WEAR KNICKERS. 4/il , 5/11, 7/6. £££] Eh THINK THIS OUT! The day you buy a Ford motor-car it will pick iyour farm and drop it two-tfcirds nearer the social and market centres wwca m help to give your land its increased worth—and wiat is better rttn m. increase in net profits. The motor-car justifies it* existence because of the rapidity wifcV it can market >P roduce, bring In supplies, run on errands to the repair man, veterinarian, doctor, catch trains for people, and a thousand services wherein the value depends itpon the. speed with which they are performed. When you buy a Ford motorl-car your wife and boys and irirla will nob think the fann such a dull place, for the gasoline horse will lift the horizon line and open- up the earth's space of the next county. It wffl eliminate the wilderness. It wilLmake Jiear" suburbs of distant places, . It backward districts on the map, and on hot summer nights ' when it would be a sin to drive a horse that had been in the harness' all day, just jump into your motor car and ride twenty or thirty to visit neighbors, or-just to get the exhilaration of a ride in tbe erea- i ing arr and forget all the day's hard duties. Write for particular! and literature H. DERBY & CO., Ford Dealers 'Phone 355 , . \ 10,000 . Word has jtist eome to hand that the U.S.A. Government has placed an initial order with the Hendee Manufacturing Co. for 3500 "Indian" motorcycles for immediate delivery, and that further quantities required will range over 10,000 'lndian" machines. . 4 This is in spite of the fact that the "Indian" bid made to the Got? ernment was considerably higher than the price tendered by any other «°^ ern ' The only other order placed by the Government was one for 1000 machines, ; , The fact that the U.S.A. Government hag an Advisory 1 soard, inHoward E. Coffin dealing eluding such Thos. A. Edison and WUIli with such matters as these makes this piece,of business a distinct fnther in the cap of the.Hendee Co.. It is conclusive proof that the "Indian is the soundest proposition on the- motor market, irrespective of price. As agents for 'Sji&iau" Motor-cytfles, it gives Uspleasure in passing on this piece of information to prospective'buyers. Uncle Sam is in deadly earnest over the great war, and the mfirits of the "Indian" Powerpluss Motor-cycle must have appealed very strongly to these eminent Government experts to induce them to give itpractically a solus position' in the army of the UIS.A. ' SPEDDING'S GARAGE, : ' NEW PLYMOUTH. TARANAKI DISTRIBUTORS. . Pianos on Easy, Terms. , Price oil Casli:snce. ffl;e system of j 36 Months' Instrument. Term. £ • s, di • • '•£ s. d. 50,, 0 0 52 10 0 65 p <0 57 10 • 0 80 0 0* 02 10 0 0 0 0 0 8 s a 57 10 0 60 1 6 63 S Q 66 2 6 6i> 0 7117 74 15 •W 10 .86 5 •92 0 07 13 90 ,6 Q 103 Id" 95 0 0 r loa 5 100 0 0 Wo Deposit :« Si d. 1 6 0 0 6 5 0 5 IS 0 6 15 0 6 0 0 If 4 6 10 0 7. » 0 7 'H> 0 1,0 0 8 10 0 9,0 0 9 10 0 10 0 0 SS 1 » J 1 10 1 118 1 1-U « 115 0 M< < 1 17 U 2 0 10 1 I I Sr'fl 8 2 0 1 2 1B « 215 0 2'lß 4 HOFFMANN LAND FOR SALE OR EXOHANQE, 70 ACRES. Choice little farm, all been ploughed but 12 acres; free from weeds, snlt* divided into 14 well fenced paddocks sown down in good grass pasture,, ft roomed house, 12 bail cowshed with loft; large implement shed, stithy I loose-box, etc. 1 rtiile to cheese factory, 1% miles to school. ' t Price reduced to £37 10s per acre, only £3OO cash required dotfn on farol and dairy herd of. 20 cows, 2 horses, cart, harness, cans, etc. Owner enlist, this is a splendid chance for a returned soldier, 100 ACRES EXCHANGE. _ All level, 60 acres already under plough, well-fenced} on good ®et*®4 road, school and factory opposite; 4 roomed house, cowßhed and all Mh> sary outbuildings., Land is of rich quality, subdivided into 10 paddookfc Price £25 per acre,"- Equity £IOOO. wir " " * E. fill exchange for Stratiord property or mortgage I help, you to make money STRAKTOM) .. P. 9 Ms qb VALUER AND COMMISSION AGENT, i ■ AND ■. NEW JPLYMOUTS. P.O .Boc at
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