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Taranaki Daily News, 23 August 1919, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. T OST—Last Monday afternoon (ISth inat.), between New Plymouth and Stratford, two spare rini3 with 875 x 105 tyres and tubes thereon. Reward.— I Newton King, all garages. f.y. T OSi —Gold naval button in form ot brooch, between Railway Station I and Frankley road. Tinder kindly return to this office. e.e. MISCELLANEOUS. nPHE B.K. BOOKSHOP—FuII asaortment of seasonable books for every gardener: "Flower Gardening in New Zealand," 2/3; "An Easy Guide to New Zealand Gardening" (Lockhart), 1/3; "Soils and Manures in New Zealand," jj/9j "Vegetable Growing in New Zealand, North Island Edition," 2/3; "Amateur I Fruit Growing" (Green), 1/9; "Fruit 'free and Grape Vine Pruning," a handbook for fruit and vine growers (Quin), 3/0. •]DHE B.K. BOOKSHOP—"A Student in Arms," by Donald Hankey, one of site moat widely read and discussed books i of the Great War; price 4/-. rPHK B.K. BOOKSHOP—New Supplies x at 5/-: "The Girl Phillippa" (Chambers)), "The Rosary" (Barclay), "Our Admirable Betty" (Farnol), "The Hermit of Far Kad" (Pedler), "Gappy Ricke'' (Kyne), "Signor McClusky" (Hales), "The Young Diana" (Corelli), "Scandal" (Hamilton), "Scarlet Nest" (Lloyd). Saalfield's Vest Pocket Series, including the following useful books: "Don'ts for the Speaker and Writer," 1/6; "The French One Wants to Know," 1/G; "Auto Troubles—Their Remedies," 1/8; "Book of Grammar and Composition," 1/3; "Webster a Pronouncing Dictionary," 1/3; 'The Pooket Toast Book," 1/3. small seed. Does perfect work; 40/delivered.—Boyd's Agency, Dunedin. i AUUS.&I Call anu inspect me new spring millinery now showing at Mrs. Peilew's. Very latest in triuiwuu Ua's and ready-to-wears. b.x. jADIEfc! Call and inspect the new spring millinery now showing ai Mrs. Peilew's. Very latest in trimmed I hats and ready-to-wears. b.x. {.(UKbI ishow spring millinery nowshowing, all the latest styles, at Mrs. Peilew's, Devon Street. b.x. IjVlßbl Show spring millinery now showing, all the latest styles, at Mrs Peilew's, Devon Street. b.x ty ANTED—Tasting j g wnero tea is concerned. 'That's why yoi'U believe all the good things your neighbor says of Robur Tea after the lirst cupful Urder to-day. Sold by H. E. Harris and W, Gilbert, Hawera.— a. WANTED—Iea troubles melt away I , when you get the Robur Tea habit. Robur is deliriously flavored, fragrant and healthful. Order it to-day. Sold by J Arthur, Ngaere.—s. J^OUND—For invalids Old Gold Cocoa is especially suitable because of its absolute purity and high quality. Sold by J. McNeill", New Plymouth.—s. NTED—After one cup of Robur Tea you'll say "Me for Robur always." Everyone who tastes this refreshing fragrant beverage is the .same. .Order Robur to-day. Sold by Kaupokonui Dairy Co.—s. WfANTED—Mother, Father, John and Jane to drink Robur Tea for the family's health sake. Robur is consistently pure, wholesome, refreshing and delicious. Sold by J*. McLean, Inglewood.—s. ■pOUND—A free cake of chocolate with every J or lib tin of Old Gold Cocoa. This pure and, delicious cocoa is sold by C. Dunbar, Urenni.—s. WANTED—Mum to have ready for Dad a enp a Robur Tea, when he comes' home from work. It will refresh him aid renew his cheery spirits. Order Robur now. Sold by Thomas, Oliver and Thomas, Kaponga.— S. VUANTED —Its a new cocoa and for flavor, fragrance and purity it's a winner all the way. Old Gold Cocoa it's called and is sold by Kaupokonui Dairy Co.—s. |TS NEW— And it's good—Old Gold Cocoa. Just the thing for this cold, wintry weather. Sold by J. Barclay, Okftiawa.—s. DERSONAL—NeIIie: I attended Mary's first "At Home." It was a huge success and thanks are due to Robur Tea. Robur certainly takes some beating.—Rose. Order Robur. Sold by A. T. Bullock, Hawera. —5 \[XLhA, concrete basement, 8 rooms, 3-room dwelling detached, motor shed, glasshouse, croquet lawn, fowl run, every convenience; If acres; ornamental grounds; Outfield Road. Price £2BOO. j Apply: | C. S. CURTIS, I Glen Road, New Plymouth. Telephone 164. Telephone 164. To Motor-Cyclists ' and Intending Motor-Cyclists, flliere are bargains to be had at the ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT. 1 G-h.p. "Royal Ruby", 3 speed, free engine, like new, £55. , 1 4-h.p. "Royal Ruby", 3 speed, free engine, tip top, £4O. 1 3]-h.p. "8.5.A.", 3 speed, free engine, £55. 1 7-9-h.p. "Big X", like new, 1017 model, £75. I 2;!-h.p. Royal Enfield, 2-speed, 2-stroke, m'. 1 31-h.p. Bradbury, good snip at £3O. 1 3J h.p. Brown, £2O. 1 3£-h.p. Royal Ruby, 3-speed and clutch, £35. 1 4-h.p, Rover, 3-speed, countershaft, £75. 1 3J-h.p. Humber 2-speed. 1 3£-h.p. L.M.C., £25. 4GENT for "Big X" and "Henderson," the two best motors on the road. DON'T FORGET, Motor-Cycle Repairs are my speciality. In case of break-down u. the road, RING TJP 164.