Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1919, Page 2

Winter is Practically on the Doorstep! Will it find you prepared witii a GOOD OVERCOAT? Winter's chill winda and icy atmosphere will have no terrors for you if you ate enveloped in a cosy overcoat—one of those we are now showing IN SINGLE AND DOUBLEBREASTED STYLES— With and without belts,' HE VERY SMARTEST TWEEDS AT REASONABLE PRICES. Make a retertka no*S There's nothing to be gained by waiting, F. PLUMTREE, OUTFITTER „ Kr'.V PLYMOUTH.

Weather for Slippers! It's here all right—cold, wet night* will soon to the rule in Taranaki s COMFORTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY is- woven into Hannati Slippers. They conjure up visions of cosy evenings round the Are. LUKES', MBR'S ASD CmLDREFB Slippers have just arrived. The finest lines of reafiy "comfy" slippers we have ever handled. SEE US ABOUT SLIPPERS BIGHT HOW< NEW WaHOHTH. HANNAH'S CORNER P.0.80X 161 'PHONE 495. BRANCHES SSFHATFORD AND HAWEBA.

Ayres' Wilding ~o 3N.D „ Kitson Spalding's Gold Medal D. . ■ ■. •» ~ „ HJ>. „ „ H.C. TENNIB. Requisites in Great Variety. ■'Keep fit. Play your game" TENNIS RACKETS. i- 42/6 BlaMager's tambert Chambers ~. • 42/S „ Doberty - „ Whitebouse , - „ Special Demon , TENUIS BALLS.—Ants' Championship 18/-. m ,E ,NN'S SUNDfllES.—Transparent Rubber Handle Grins 2/-. Tennla Presses q/X7/ ?'^ tla ff. P,B *.^ t -J' aiaU BaU Net, 9™ Ccmie Guides 5A Ea<£?l:overa 5 sW^M&,™l/V* n iV * 86/ -' "" x «*« aytTcfitt M„tor£•%, THE SPORT KING. FRANK FARBELL --.„„ .... P.O. BOX 8T, nD ! 0B^ !8 ..? f IVIST DBBCW "*»« W WOM* AND GAUSS F *J Pianos an Easy Terms. Monthly Deposit Payments. £ I. d. & t, d. 310 0 10 5 315 0 1 110 4 0 0 114 4 5 0 14 9 4 Ift 0 1 « 3 90 0 0 103 10 0 95 0 0 10» 5 0 HOFFMANN

KING'S COURT (Private Hotel) OPPHS 009307 OTB3IET, AWKL&Xm Tennis Cotirt, Gymaasium, ffull-siia BQ> Uwtd Table, Eleetna light, Mngnfflqujl Vlaw of Harbor and City TffiEMS aiDDERATE. A. AttKO WSSHTH, Fropririor. "PHONE 2284, Trams tim.li pgaa KING'S OOUET 881. 9tatJon—Eoyal Oa&.ltyanm, Mount Ai Lynn, ifewmarket., ! Vzua Elooirjo Button ia ear irW A QTJEBN WimtiStoo : STXEET' Xtatra om*, ] .SHOOTING SEASON. 1919. r ICTUSES to shoot Cock Pheasants and Call- ' foraian Quail In the Taranakl Acoltmainon Society's district from May 1 to July I J, 1 *. 1 ?, 19 ' ""Ll* Issued from the following | Port Offices: Hew Plymouth, Opunakt, Inglewood, Waitara, Okato, Pungarebu, Bahotu. Tarlkl, Urenul, Uruti. license* may be obtained also from the Secrei Close Season 's being observed for Native UceMes from outside districts will NOT he l endowed this season. All licenses must be produced on revuei of Y: DOT?, Hon, Secretary. For Qaooio, Chests Complaints

TRAINING X)N FARMS /FOR RETURNED SOLDI lite. Plymouth.Repatriation qom- -.< mlttee ifivites; the co-operatioh of «ie employer is required to 'paj them » wage of £1 a week and found, whilst ni #)fe W* **>aJlowajjcsl to ihftflteßVhflst reeewing training'of £1 per half of whieh is retained on MS- /b^^ly?th, aepatoitloi Depart. ijwst brieeognued that therfis a, 3uty of ,muni»f Eei\rthed r r. SoJßiers, Who;hSve r tMced £ »lP and suß&ed hard«fiip v 4;¥ miiiitainS freed<M*aa|Sjus#ce.; WMmit tfieir effort* jf«>oup all be .»aw Jn. bondage, and /ffie farmers would not pQikssion qi'tnelr' fee simple, fha 'cpminiittee therefore appeals to the patriotism of the farmers to help the returned men to lean fanning and equip them t» become producers the more of whom we have the greater the production, and the easier the burden caused by the war. Write at once* to— A.. 3. ALLEN, ersvena