AMBURY'S for Everything to Wear. LARGE SHIPMENTS JUST OPENED EX S.S. "MATATUA" and " AUSTRALMOUNT." Season's Fashions: most becoming, greatest variety, lowest prices, Tweed, Silk and washing Costumes Sport Coats, Blouses and Skirts. Dresses, Fancy and Plain Voiles. Beautiful Cashmere and Silk Hosier} Every shape and latest Neckwear, Dents Kid and Washing Cloves, Classic Underwear. Furnishing and Household goods. Men's and Boys' Clothing and Mercery, Latest Millinery and Ready-towears, v NOW SHOWING AT Ambury's Ltd. Jtabsnopa New Plymouth*
Milkers Wanted and no Labour Available. THE FARMERS' Milking Machine SOLVES THE PROBLEM! i J)EfflCIHir MILKING AT MINIMUM COST,, 2-COW PLANT, •100 (""KSW™ j £IOO Terms; 12 Months . «.- £llO. *&** TESTIMONIAL* «l^.^is , ~* w1 *'k' KHell * m ihit * am ver 7 satisfied with the FAKMSBS* MILKING ELAHT (3-cow) which you installed at mv place last **»MBt. • r The plant has rua without a hitch all through the season; it has httle stripping required. ' * j I think yonr machine is out on its own for simplicity of design { *hi£wv e had a number of neighboring farmers to see it, and I "Ink they have all been surprised to note the absence of vacuum pumps, tanks, etc. The inventor of this machine has evidently worked on the right lines, and L wish the company every success.—Yours faithfully, Intfewood, Jane T, (Signed) CL J. ALLEMAOTP. Catalogues and Testimonials on application from the FARMERS' MILKING MACHINE CO, (Taranaki). LTD. - tfcnter Princess and Hig3» street, Hawera, Telephone 424.
VIVIFIC Tonic Ointment Soap THETSHIKf StJffiDsr UP THE SYSTEM, THE OINTMENT CUBES OBSTINATE SKUT* TROUBLES THE SOAP BEAUTIEIES AND SOFTENS. " %SS YOUR SHOPKEEPER FOR THEM,
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HOFFMANN R AT » RW RAXS. Mr K C. LUKE, ttewell fcraWttlngleV wood Grain Merchant, writes:— Beet and moat reliable remedy i» COMMONSENBE RAT EXTERMDJ'ATOR. It has saved me pounds in a year. The rate disappear as if by magk* aadaleare no offessro emelL" " ' WHOLESALE, "~ I fI?AOCIMBCOfe Tired of Mediocre Tailoring. THEff ORDER YOUR NEW SUIT FROM H. R. WRIGHT, THE WEST END TAILOR, AND ENSURE THE CORRECTNESS OP DETAIL WHICH IS THE ft .R WRIGHT, 'jjjJTert EafrTaitofc*
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Taranaki Daily News, 31 October 1918, Page 6
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519Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 31 October 1918, Page 6
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