Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 27 February 1920, Page 6

For cool evenings and outdoor weaf ' YOU REQUIRE A SPORTS W« are showing CHARMING STYLES IN SILK AND ALL WOOL which will attract women as much by their moderate prices as by their • smart and attractive appearance. WILL yOU INSPECT THEM? W.&A.AMBURY, d. DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH

WIZARD GAS MANTLES Suit all makes of Benzine Hollow Wire lighting Systems and Benzine and Kerosene Table Lamps. Cash Price1/- each. 12/- doz. Postage Paid. Wizard Mantles are made from a mixture of silk and Rahimie Fibre, the, best and most expensive material obtainable. ,' Why pay as much or more for cheap Cotton Mantles? . One Wizard Mantle will outlast two or three cotton mantles and give more light Send 1/- each for any number ■ you require. Mention the name and style of ..lamps you are using and if you have single or double mantle lamps. Wizard Lighting Systems Are best for Country Homes and Stores. Write for particulars. Early Bros. Ltd., 187 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON. /*■

I STOCKOWNER'S I CATTLE TONIC Tfcia preparation is eminently useful for Cattle suffering from the following and its indications:— General Debility Loss of Flesh Milk Sick Fever . Loss of Appetite Decrease of Milk and Apparently Loss of Cud Watery Milk Paralysis of Limbs Stock continually chewing bones, sticks, etc., will be greatly benefited by a course of this Tonic. DOSE: One table-spoonful to be given twice daily in Iran for fourteen days, then once daily till better. Sole TlT'ir'n St nf\< Chemists, Manufacturera JLEiMIiU «t \j\J». New Plymouth.

i&EBATBIATION ; SUMMARY OF BENEFITS SUMMARY OF BENEFITS I£EO(VIDFJ} FOR DISCHARGED SOLfSBBS, AND SOLDIERS' WIDOWS, •UNDER REPATRIATION ACT, 1918. jiLoans op to £3OO to establish DigK and Soldiers' Widl ttr* in Business. u tip to £SO (free of interest, for •■ the purchase of Furniture, Tools of Trader etc •fjustenance for Soldiers or Soldiers', *' receiving training in Technical Schools and Kindred Institu- <; t Hobs. _ j 1 £lnanekl Assistance to Apprentices re- j % . aiming their indentures, or trainees /in private factories' or workshops; . also to approved trainees on farms, {balstance to men desiring employment, j etc. IPoO particulars regarding the above matters may be obtained from Hon. Jfeewtaries of Local Committees, or Re-1 pmentatives at Inglewood, Waitara, j Stratford, Eltham, Hawera, Fatea, Opujuke, or from— A. S. ALLEN, i «v Repatriation Officer, NEW PLYMOUTH. •Phone 881, P.O. Box 73. MABBLE BAR; (fot three-course Luncheon from 12 till 1.30 daily, J/3 (Sundays excepted). Salad at any hour, 1/3. Sold flam, Corned Beef, Ox Tongue and ; Jha» CnSce, or Chocolate with sandwiches eakes mid scones, at any hou.-, 9d. . r &W» l» Cream and Frozen Dainties, of *.c- - all descriptions. i ■'■-'— MOTTO: CLEANLINESS, TO AIM. PUNCTUALITY.