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Taranaki Daily News, 24 October 1918, Page 6

AMBURY'S for everything to Wear. LARGE SHIPMENTS JUST OPENED i ex |vSS. "MATATUR" and " AUSTRALMOUNT." k "' ■ f a Season's Fashions: most becoming, -greatest variety, is wvwest prices. W f£ J****' Silk and washing Costumes. ~ Sport Coats, Blouses and Skirts. £»£- Dresses, Fancy and Plain Voiles. ■m- Beautiful Cashmere and Silk Hosiery *I z! sha P« and latest Neckwear. Classic Underwear. fm Men's and Boys' Clothing and Mercery ■>Wj -Latest Millinery and Ready-to-wears. NOW SHOWING AT Ambury's Ltd. New Plymouth.

Pianos on Easy Terms. ■•■fcji. »,*** m Price on *f a »&**S*m 38 Cash Price Hire system 31 - • w 4"°» Ul *' Deposit Monthly of 36Month»* Deposit Monthly i Term. Paym'ts Instrument. Term. Paym'U « J J* * « 15 0 731 50 0* 0 57.10 0 500 18 2 'il 2 U S ° * lO ° 8 9 52 10 0 60 7 • 5501 10 7 It 0 20 2 < 115 0 10 21 as un <h s n fi is o 112 1 » • 25 17. 6 • • 1815 0 » 0 21 12. 6 «. • 9 «* io o P» A 37 7 3 #» 0 48 17 < % • 51.15 0 »«m 8442 « 0 10 5 0 1 110 0 13 4 0 14 1 0 18 3 111! 70 0 0 75 0 0 80 0 0 85 0 0 90 0 0 05 0 0 100 0 0 57 10 0 60 7 8 63 5 ft 88 2 6 69 0 0 71 17 8 74 15 0 80 10 0 86 5 0 92 0 0 97 15 0 103 10 0 109 6 0 115 • 0 HOFFMANN VIVIFIC Tonic Ointment Soap tSE TONIC BUILDS DP THE SYSTEM.' 'TOE OINTMENT CURES OBSTINATE SKDJ TROUBLES rfJEHE.SOAP, BEAUTIFIES AND SOFTENS. ASK TOOK SHOPKEEPER FOB THEM.

Milkers Wanted and no Labour Available. THE FARMERS' Milking Machine SOLVES THE PROBLEM! f . • • EFFICIENT MILKING AT MINIMUM COST. 2-COW PLANT, mtio i OO -™.*™! £IOO Terms: 12 Months - .... £llO. V/ ; .- TESTIMONIAL. vbth? S ' r8 ' —J Write to tell y° u that lam very satisfied with the PAR- • JIERS' PLANT (3-cow) which vou installed at my place last August. The plant has ran without & hitch all through the season; it has '. B ettsy on the cows and has mil ked very clean, there being every ' little»stripping required. T think your machine is out on its own for simplicity of design; tntre is practically nothing to get out of order, and it is very easily cleaned . I 'have had a number of neighboring farmers to see it, and I think they have all been surprised to note the absence of vacuum pomps, tanks, etc. The inventor of this machine has evidently worked on the right lines, and 1 wish the company every success. —Yours faithfully, Ingfewcod, June 7. ';" (Signed) C. J. ALLEMAN2J. ft Catalogues and Testimonials on application from the FARMERS' MILKING MACHINE CO. (Taranak*), LTD. Comer Princess «nd High street, Hawera. Telephone 42*;

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TIMBER DIRECT FROM SAWMILLS 10 ANY RAILWAY STATION, HENRY BROWN AND COMPANY, MORLEY ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. (Breakwater Tram), and at INGLEWOOD and WAITARA. Timber of all kinds, Joinery, Sashes and Builders' Requirements. Door*, Shop Fronts, Glass, Cement and PjOuBOX VL "PHONE 252. * MOUTH MOTOR SERVICE. iXmm Crarai daily at 8 am, Waitara it^x-^rc^'