Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 24 December 1918, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, Known—Daimler Motor Cai for hire night and day. Apply F. E. Hawkes, Egmont Street; phone 640. f.y. fifIRISTHAS Presents at the Red 10 Post. Inspection invited. at. MJiW~"Sliipment of Royal Doulton, just arriving at the Red Post x. Knives 12s and 15s (id the half- "' dozen, at the Red Post Christmas Bazaar. x. \ PiECK Tea Sets iat 21s 6d, at tha Red Post Christmas Bazaar. x /JlVk mother a nice- Fern Bowl for yA Christmas; Ms «a to 30s at the Red Post Christmas Bazaar. x. £A PATTERNS ia sets ol Jags; all vv English; 8s 6d to 209, at the Red Post Christmas Bazaar x ELECTROPLATE at old pikes at the Red Post Christmas Bazaar. rjHRISTMAS Presents.—Take a* look round at the Red Post Crockery Bazaar. All English China and Glastf x.

XJQBERTS, Jeweller New Plymouth, for Christinas Presents.; Gold Wristlet Watches; 2s in £1 discount. d.w. »OBi£KTS, Jeweller, New Plymouth, has a good selection of Enamel Brooches, latest style. d.w. XJ'Oit Christmas Presents—Beautiful Diamond Kings; 2/- in £- discount at Eoberts's, Jeweller, Devon Street, New Plymouth. d.w. TAMB, Lamb, Lamb for Xmas; reduced Id per lb. Order early.—lmperial Meat Supply. A DELICIOUS Xmas Dinner: Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce, Green Peas and New "Taties." Lamb down Id per lb at The Imperial Meat Supply. pOULTRY, isn't cheap, but get a little and plenty of cheap lamb. It will eke out if you bliy at The Imperial Meat Supply. , YMAS Lamb. Get in early. The Imperial Meat Supply will sell tons of lamb, owing to reduced prices; order now. rPHE B.K. BOOKSHOP—New Supply of "Bees in Amber," "All's Well," "The Fiery Cross," "The King's Highway," the finest gems of all poetry by John Oxenham; price, 1/9. raLK B.K. BOOKSHOP.—"The Practical Stock Doctor," by Dr. Waterman, A Reliable, Common-sense, Ready-refer-ence Book .for the Farmer and Stock Owner, dealing with all the diseases which afflict Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry and Dogs, and describing their causes, symptoms and treatment; also containing 840 pages of reading matter, 14 colored plates, and 200 other.illustrations all clear and practical. Price, 20/-.

'j'tm 8.&.. iJuui«iiiur.~"The Story Book of Science," by &an Henri Fabre. Translated from the French edition. A book of popular science, about the things under, on and around The Earth, told in story form by the moat gifted Nature Writer the World 'has known in a century. Written especially i for children and for grown-upa with hearts still young. Price, 9/-. TEE B.K. BOOKSHOP.-New Books for Xmas Gifts; 4/6 each: "Apron Strings" (Gates), "Sunny Slopes" (Hueston), "Daughter of the Morning" (Gale), "The Sixth Sense" (MeKenna), "Temperamental Henry" (Merwin), "This Way Out" (Isham), "Three of Hearts" (Ruck), "Red Pepper's Patients" (Burns), "Towards . Morning" (Wylie), "Love Eternal" (Haggard), "Long Live the King" (Rinehart). ■l'ill', civ. Jjuuivsuuf.—"The Amazing Interlude," by Mary Rinehart, the famous author of "K." A atory of enthusiasm, courage and devotion; of Sarah Lee Kennedy and how she heard apd answered the cry of suffering from the zone of war. Price, 4/6. 'VUU U.K. BOOKSHOP.-"Morning Face," Her Book by Gene Stratton Porter. A beautiful volume of rhymes, stories and illustrations of the flowers, birds and animals that live round "Gene's" lovely home in Wildflower Woods. Full of cunning pictures of her little wild subjects, as the Bird Woman knew how to take them, and the whole book is reproduced for all children as Mrs. Porter made it for the one child of her heart. An ideal gift for children Price, 7/-.

•JiHE B.K. BOOKSHOP.-Useful presents for Mother, at 6/9 each: "The Woman's Book," "The Parents* Book," "Jack's Reference Book," and "Jack's Self Educator."'.'..'' IU 8.K.. -BOOKSHOP. "Digger Smith," by author of "Sentimental [Bloke*''--• The-Teader is introduced to capital types of Australian Life—bors of one'S-old friends, Bill and Doreen; also a late publication by the same author, entitled* "Backblocks Ballads," price 14/6,. ~,,.. ,-,.,„.... :. i. .. don't you .stick to - Water Man i" "I do; ills a Self-filljisg Waterman, full to the Tially nib. You get one at The BJK. for;2l/-..■::;.... -..„;.■;■ rjijiji jj.it. Toy and Juvenile Book Department.—"Boy Scouts' 'Annual," price fls 9d; open each evening from Wednesday, December 18. ■ ' loy ana juvenile jJepart"The Campfire Series," for Boys and Girls, by Jane Stewart; Price, |.i/-. ■ -'■: :■■■ ■, ■' f£"HE B.K. Toy and Juvenile Department.—Splendid lives Series: Lincoln, Cromwell, Baike; price, 1/3 each. rynh B.K. Toy and Juvenile Department.—Great range of Games, A Trip from London to Constantinople for 'pHE B.K. Toy and Juvenile Department.—Bound Books from 5d each. '■-ii.il d.d.. ioy ana juvenile JJeparJ.ment.—Furniture Sets, 6d and 1/-; Tea Sets, from fid to 13s 6d. RANTED, Known—That W. Saxon Jones, D.S.O.A, by exam., Consulting Optician, Hawera, visits Stratford every Tuesday, and may be consulted at ?. Edwards, Chemist, from I p.m. to r> MANY a farmer thought he was getting good results from his cows until he sent his cream to us. Then he found that he did quite a bit better.—The Wanganui Freeb Food Co. Local Agent, J. Mudford, Veale Road. b.x. MANY suppliers make factory working costs small. Result—better returns for every one. Write The Wanganui Fresh Food Co., or local agent ford,.yeale Road), j ~ ' bx