Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 27 March 1918, Page 2

Your Wish Fulfilled. The Autumn Fashions are Here. !Ag summer wanes and your th oughts naturally turn in the direction of autumn wearables, the approaching need for seasonable attire brings a longing to see the new fashions. Morey'a have made ready for you—your desires can now be realised in our \ NEW SEASON'S FASHION X SHOWING. mmm We put before you the choicest from the world of dress. In print we can give you but an inkling of these pleasing styles. Call! HEAD THESE NOTES > w* "*' Smart velvet ready-to-wear Hats in saxe, navy, fawn an& ylael;. from 12/8. Felt hats in all the newest shades of bottle, purple, navy, saxi «. 1 black, S/0 to 19/0. Jfice selection of matrons' black velvet toque's; 17/8 to' 4S/"i3 Newest shapes in jaberd; :.a and tweed hats, fi/U and 7^j Always 5 per cent, discount for casfel/«' in the ffl MOHEY Al^g NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFOED.

It Matters Not Where the tank may be located or how inaccessible the opening, The "NO WASTE" PETROL FILLER (Patented Price 10/6) INSERTS ITSELF, AND EMPTIES THE TIN just as easily. Apart from the convenience, it saves its cost in a very short '{while. Procurable from Garages, Ironmongers and stores NEWTON KING, DISTRIBUTOR, NEW PLYMOUTH. PICKERING, SAGAR, AND LEECE, HAWERA AGENTS.

simply wonderful: bukns ninety-seven per cent. WIZARD LIGHT It is simple and easy to operate. It ia safe and reliable. It is lit by an ordinary match. It is very economical. THE WIZAED LIGHT is passed by the Underwriters, and is guaranteed for five years. Over 500 Plants sold in Taranaki, and as there is an ever-increasing demand, and winter is approaching, ORDERS SHOULD BE PLACED IMMEDIATELY. Send for Boolclrt giving full details, and containing High-ciass Testimonials, including those from the Military Camps. Write at once to— F. H. ROBERTSON and Co., Brougham St., New Plymouth. TRIPS TO MOUNT EGMONT. TC WOOLDRIDGE wishes to intimate to tourists and the travelling public that his commodious seven-seatcr 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 S a.m.; fare 15s return. Special trips arranged.