Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1919, Page 2

Had Daadruff All Over Scalp. "My head became very Itchy end after a few days dandruff appeared. It aamd all over my scalp. When I scratched it it cawed eruptions and I lost much sleep. My hair cameovttahandfahi and the dandruffused to show on a dark dtass. "Seeing the Cntkcura adwrtieement I sent far a fietsaiaple. My head btcamelcM itchy a* I bought more Cotteura Soap and ninwM an ray head wa» completely IhW." («Bm*) Miss W. Taylor, JGjrtia SEE, Cardiff, N. 8. W.,Mowa»barl, MS. _ « Soap daily and Colicurft GiattneeleooßßleeeHrpewwitpimpke. niaiilinhßHMMrifMiilnii nl in InaV Sydney, NJS.W." tteMfey4aal»«toontf>o««h»wwM. MOTOR COACH SERVICES. ||£ 0 T 0 B g E R V I < NEW PLYMOUTH—HAWEBA. HAWERA—NEW PLYMOUTH. TH® DAILY NEWS SPECIAL CAS Leaves Nevrs Office each morning at 4.30 a.m. Returns frem Hawera (L. 0. Hooker's, High St.) at .... 7.15 a.m. Eltham 7.55 *.m. Stratford 8.15 a.m. Inglewood ............ 8.50 a.m. Arrive New Plymouth .............. 0.30 urn. BUS FABES. W. BRANSOROVE, Proprietor. "JJEW PLYMOUTH, JNGLEWOOD, rjIABATA AND ptJBANGL ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE. TniQHT-SEATER Hudson Car leaves Forangl daily at 7 o'clock to catch the 9 a.m. train (or south; also connecting with mall ear at Inglewood for New Plymouth, arriving New Plymouth about 10 o'clock. The Purangl car leaves New Plymouth , at 115 p.m., arriving Purangl about 5 p.m. TIME-TABLE AND PARES SO NEW PLYMOUTH. a.m. Single. Return Purangl 7.0 12/6 IT/3 Pukebo 7.50 10/ 16/ Tarata. ................ 8.0 8/ 12/6 Kalmata 8.30 6/ B/6 Inglewood 9.0 3/ 1/ Egmont Village ....... 9.15 3/ 5/ Kent Boad ...... 9.30 2/8 4/ Lower Mangorel ....... 9.45 2/ •/ New Plymouth ......... 10.0 Return.—Leaves New Plymouth P.O. 2.15 p.m., Inglewood 3 p.m., for Purangl Customers are kindly requested to note that all Parcels must bo pre-paid. The usual Inglewood Car leaves HooUum'a Corner.rat 4 p.m. sharp. Parcel Office: Ben, Snelllng and Co., Brougham Street, New Plymouth. Inglewood Office, D. Donovln, next Red Poet. J. B. ARCHIBALD, Proprietor. ,R OTAL M 7**NEW PLYMOUTH TO OPUNAKS DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. TIME-TABLE AND FARES. New Pylmouth (depart) 7.89 4.15 —> Omata 7.40 4.30 2/6 «/ Oakura 8.0 4.50 4/6 7/1 Tataralmaka 8.20 5.10 6/ 10/ Okato 8.35 6.25 7/ 11/ Funlho 8.50 5.40 8/ 14/ Ware* 9.0 5.50 8/6 15/ Pungarehu 9.15 6.0 9/ 10/ Rahotu 9.25 6.10 19/ IT/* Oaonul 9.40 6.25 12/ 20/ Opunake (arrive) 10.15 6.45 IS/ 22/t Opunalie (depart) 7.15 3.30 Oaenul T. 35 3.45 2/« 4/1 Rahetu ... 7.50 4.0 4/1 7/1 Pungarehu 8.5 4.15 6/ 10/ Warea 8.15 4.25 7/ 12/ Okato 8.69 4.50 9/ 15/ Tataralmaka 9.10 5.5' 10/ 17/ i Oakura 9.25 5.15 11/ 19/ Omata 9.46 5.25 12/ 20/ New Plymouth (arrive) 10.0 6.45 18/ 22/t Seats may be booked and parcels left at the Oarage, King's Buildings, Brougham Street, New Plymouth, or Club Hotel Stables, Opuuke. All parcels to be prepaid. X. WOOLDJUDQB. yyAITABA JJAIL. SUMMER TIME TABLE. CAR LEAVES. DAILY. Waltara 9.45 a.m. Awaklno 7 a Motonul 10 „ Mokau 7.35 Onaerq 10.10 „ . Mohakatlna 8 Urenui 10.30 „ Tongaporutu .8.30 Waitoltol 10.40 „ Okau Road 9.10 Urutl 11.20 „ Urutl 9.50 Okau' Boad 12.30 p.m. Waitoltol 10.15 Tongaporutu 1.30 „ Urenui 10.50 Mohakatita 2 „ Onaero 11 Mokau 2.30 „ Motunul 11.15 Awaklno 2.50 „ Waltara 11.30 (Arrive). (Arrive). Connecting at Waltara with car for Leppertoo to meet Wanganui train. Information can be obtained at garage, Waltara. fares cash. C. H. JOHNSTON!!, Proprietor.

IRISHMOSS 0 and. or they mayreiult in serious trouble. Bohnington's Irish Moss has enjoyed popularity . ..with"ftirie generations. -'This standard 'family cough remedy haabeen handed downlike sin heirloom—ko-dsy it is used in tens of thousands of homes. V.". contains or harmful opga-rthus it. may, be safely gmti to the youngest or most delicate person. It quickly puts the cold to rout. Bonnington's has been tested and proved best for young and old. Refuse imitation and inferior substitutes and insist on the genuine BonningVfc ton's Irish Moss. isj DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE. "Dear Peggy,—My advice 'bring your furniture with you.' Before coining here we sold up. It cost us a lot of money to refurnish. Alice got her furniture packed and tent by rail and boat through the New Zealand Express Company, the work was done splendidly, and most reft-