Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 4 December 1917, Page 7

Prepare for the Holidays BY BEING WELL CLOTHED) Only a few 9hort weeks and Christmas and New Year will be here! Let us help you to smarten up the appearance of YOURSELF AND YOUR BOYS. By fitting you with our REALY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING. We have the finest range of boys' an 4 men's suits in Taranaki in ALL PATTERNS AND ALL SIZES. IVe have so varied a range that we can fit every figure and the cut, STYLE and FINISH cannot be surpassed. Boys' Suits from 14/11 to 39/6. Men's Suits from 37/6 to £4los. Get in early and secure these suit bargains BEFORE THE RUSH SETS IN I "We Kash,^ BEST VALUE STORE IN TARANAKI. MATT. ORDERS SENT POSTAGE PAID. OUTFITTERS .......-..-.-..v...... NEW PLYMOUTH. Vivific Herbal Blood Tonic 4920 BOTTLES OP TONIC 1440 POTS OF OINTMENT 960 CAKES VIVIPIC ANTISEPTIC SOAP . . ; Sold in Taranaki in One Month. VIVIFIC 'THIS marvellous Tonie is a sure cure for indigestion, Constipation, Kidney Troubles and Nervous Disorders, and USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE. OINTMENT cures Eczema and other Skin Diseases. It purifies the Blood, and the Ointment heals the sore. IT CURED YOUR PRIEND, Why not try it yourself? TONIC - 3/6, OINTMENT 2/6, SOAP - I/6, OBTAINABLE PROM ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS =-H&Tfc.-REMEMBER! FOR SKIN TROUBLES, CLEANSE THE AFFECTED *ART WITH WARM WATER AX J) VIVIFIC A • '«'• ttic . SOAP BEFORE APPLYING THE OINTMENT, AND .TAKE A TABLESPOONFUL OF THE TONIC AFTER MEALS TO PURIFY THE BLOOD AND DRIVE ■\ si-; OUT OF THE S YSTEM.

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER. Tlie following are the records taken at the Pukekura Park Meteorological Station, (Altitude NJOft), by Mr. W. W. Smith, observer:— Excepting the lowering of the temperatures on the 21st and 22nd due to 'the chilly S.E. jjale blowing on those plates tha .nonth was uniformly mild and seasonable. Though the rainfall [was -Jig lightest for the corresponding [month for nine years the month was comparatively free from strong or dryling wind's. The cloud displays, which generally occurred after noon, were very fine, and comprised nearly all the forms that occur at heights ranging from 10,000 to 30,000"" feet. The average sunshine per day gave nearly eight hours, which is high for the generally humid climate of Taranaki. There was no high maximum temperature. The minimum mean gave 52.8, which is a high average for November. The nights were generally sultry, with days of ideal weather. Following are the records for the month: Maximum temperature, 69deg. on the .oth. 75deg. on 11th. Minimum temperature, 44deg. on 22nd, OOdeg. on 11th. Maximum -wet-bulb, 55deg. on 22nd, OOdeg. on Ist, 2nd, and 28th. Minimum wet-bulb, 43dea. on 22nd, Sfi>? on Ist, 2nd, aiifi 29th. Snlar radiator. llOdeg. (sunless) on 22nd. lC3deg. on 30th; total 238 hours 31 minutes. Terrestrial thermometer, 37deg on 22nd. 54deg. on 29th. Oudiness ranged from 1 on 8 days to 10 (less 2min) on 3 days. Sunshine recorder, 2min on 21st, ]3hr. 2-min. on 16th The 7th and 22nd were sunlc=s dnys. Rain wasrecorded on 7 davs—3 point? oh 13th, fiO points on 7th; total, 3.01 Sin 'The wind directions were NT. 1, N.W. 2, S. 5, S.E. 5, S.W. 14. W. 2; calm 1 day. „ Daily News motor car services from Hawera to Now Plymouth: LeavesTTook--6 er's, Hawera, 7.30 a.m.. P'.O.. Eliham, e S.n, P.O. Stratford 8.20, P.O. Inglewood, 9.0. E<rmont Village or TCemont road, 9.)5. Coach fares. I*ave New Plymouth for Hawera each mornine at 4.30 W, "ransaTove. proprietor.—Advt

rOU MUST HAVE NOTICED WHAT ARDENT ENTHUSIASTS ITS OWNERS ARE. . This does not happen here and there, it is a universal condition. People believe In the car, admire it, and,say so frankly. S%! m s>>?*TO tJfWEW ■m mm a> Wj m IffiC--. NEWTON KING, dodge brothers' dealer for taranaki. Pickering, sacar. and leece, hawera agent-

sfFtJSAKE JJOTEui WALSHE wishes to inti"W jaate thai lie lias Uken over the aceommodation fur visitors to. fibfl Waild*. Good table. Terms ilHfc*" Am. iWinM and ■

piVE-Seatcr Motor Car for biro day or night; phone No. 32; residence next Presbyterian Church, and three miuutes' walk from railway station. \ J. iHjuUiiS.