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Taranaki Daily News, 22 March 1919, Page 1

T OST, between Moturoa Freezing Works and Town—Tarpaulin branded "Okato and Wurea Dairy Factory." Finder please advise Baily and Duff, A.M.P. Building. f.n. £2 KEWARD.—Lost, on Tuesday night, 18th, between Okato and Moturoa —one Bacon Pig. Apply G. H. Short, New Plymouth. f.w. ji.KAX.I<iD train beach cottage—Black and White Sheep Pup (slut), three months old, with collar and piece of string attached; answers to name of "Surf."—'A. S, Thomson, care Johnston's Store, Moturoa. Reward. I UhT, on Sunday, at Post Office or Old People's Home—Gold Horseshoe Tie: Pjm .Reward. Apply News Office. TOST, in Devon- containing lady's bracelet watch, chain and pendant. Reward on returning to News Office. J OST at the Chautauqua on Aionaay afternoon or 5.15 Breakwater tram-j-a Post Office Box Key, with string attached. Please return to News Office. TOST, between Stratford and Ngaere, on Monday last—Burberry Overcoat. Rewffrd at News Office. • d.w. MISCELLANEOUS, ■yy ANTED.—For the wet weather, 100 Raincoats, all sizes, just opened at Ambury's. f.w. of those 100 Raincoats just opened at Ambury's. Yy ANTED—-A wet season may follow the hot spell. Get a good Raincoat from Ambury's now. Don't wait until you've had a soaking. Secure a good Raincoat. A hundred opened at Ambury's. 'J'HE B.K. BOOKSHOP.—SpeciaI purchase: Writing Pads, containing 142 pages; superior paper. Price, 1/3. f.n. r|M-IE B.K. BOOKSHOP.—"A Padre in France," by George A. Birmingham. The story of this famous Irish writer's experiences as a chaplain in France. Price, ss. f.n. 'VtiK B.K. BOOKSHOP.-New Fictioin "The Winds of Chance" (Beach), "The Heart of Rachael" (Norris), "Camilla" (Robins), "Flower o' the Lily" (Orczy), "The Young Diana" (Corell'i), "Leg-bail" (Cooper), "A Maid and Her Money" (AUerton), "Captain Kettle's Bit" (Hyne), "Adventures of Bindle" (.fenkins), "The Year Between" <Jones). <J»HE B.K. BOOKSHOP.—Nelson.'s History of the War, by John Buchan. This is recognised as the finest War History published. Each volume contains numerous maps and plans. Volume 21: "The Fourth Winter of War", now ready. Price, 3/3. f„ ■ I'njc jd.iv. owMflur.— .me nonunion Year Book ami Almanac for 1!)1!) An exceedingly useful little book, containing a great amount of information concerning Postal Regulations and Rates, Railway Fares and Rates. Questions of the Day, Statistics and Tables. Price, Is Gd. fn rpHE B.K. BOOKSHOP.—Just an "The Sunset of Life", "The Human Touch of Sympathy," "Joy and Gladness," "The Cliarm of Nature," "A Cheerful Courage," "Consolation and Comfort," compiled by J. E., containing the choicest thought of many writers. Dainty gift books for your friend. Price, 2/each. f n r PO CLEAR, at pre-war prices, one lady's and two gents' English bicygood tyres, pump, bell and tools; £lO 10s cash. Don't miss these. No more like them for a long time. R. Currin, New Plymouth. block tread, £6 13s, less 5 per cent, cash discount; delivered anywhere, or fitted free. A limited number only. R. Currin, New Plymouth. one of our 12s 6d bicycle tyres, post free; money refunded if not satisfied when you get it. R. Currin, New Plymouth. our spe" Infants' Wear; everything for baby from powder box to shawl, at H. M. Bacon's, The Busy Drapers. e . e . ™™, —vve are maKing a speciality of our Infants' Wear Department; complete outfits at reasonable prices. See window display.—H. M. Bacon, Devon Street. p p QORKIGALL'S-Lovely new line Gunmetal bag tops. Absolutely new diamond shapes. See these at 4s 9d to 5s fid. „» the New Zealanders," by Lt.-Col. Weston. A story by a Taran'aki officer that must appeal to all Taranaki folk ic boys are soldiers. Price 6s. e.e. QORRIGALL'S —Meccano Competit entry free. Get tickets now, and see our wide ranje- of Meccano sets at prices from Os to 795, e.e. 2/- IN THE £ Discount c rings. Beautiful seWiun anu l'niqne sty)<>s,™\V. Roberts, Jeweller, Now Plymouth. m> pretty dfMio-ns. Remember the discount—2a in the £. W. Roberts, Jewcl- !<?'• e.y. ©PRTNG Lamb a. speciality, from~9cTper lb. at the Imperial Meat Supply. Tastv. tender nnd trim £2OOO AND £2so ° availßblo - m first mnrtgapp at (i per cent., —Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Strat-1 ford; 'HE Public Trustee invites tenders for the purchase of Part Section fi.il. Town of New Plymouth, lieing the property recently occupied by D, Berry and Co., Ironmongers. Tenders to he enclosed in sealed envelopes marked "Tenders D Berry & C 0.." to be forwarded so as to reach the office of the undersigned by Friday, the 4th day of April next, at 4 p.m. A deposit of 10 per cent, on the amount tendered to be enclosed with fender. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. BURtI. Acting 1 Manager, PvMte Trout Offlee- XTw Plymouth.