Page V Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 14 August 1920, Page V

•JUST LAUDED Chevrolet esiRS ..." ■cJ' >; IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. FIVE SEATER £395. THREE-SEATER £385. FIVE SEATER £395. THREE-SEATER £385. CARS ARE ABSOLUTELY TIIE CHEAPEST AND MOST ... t ECONOMICAL CASS ON THE ROAD. THOMAS & JOHNSON > ' BOLE AGENTS, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ' ■ Opposite Red House Hotel. Genuine Parts COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENUINE AND IMITATION AXLE SHAFT Genuine Imitation ..Composition Chrome Vanadium Steel Carbon Steel Tensile Strength 170,000 lbs. per sq. in. 45,000 lbs. per sq. in. ElaAic Limit 150,000 lbs. per sq. in. 40,000 lbs. per sq. in. Reduction of Area 55% 50% Wardness . 320 100 Difference in manufacturer's cost of Vanadium and the Carbon Steel ... ... ... ... 4d. per lb. Cost of heat treating Vanadium Steel ... ... Id. per lb. "■ Extra cost of machining Vanadium Steel ... - ... Id. per lb. • ■ Total . 6d. per lb. An axle shaft weighs 8 lbs., making the extra cost of the GENUINE StrSd AXLE SH AFT 4/-. ' These comparisous apply in relative degree to every VANADIUM STEEL PART. GENUINE &&&L PARTS FROM LICENSED DEALERS AND STOCKISTS. The Colonial Motor Coy., Ltd. AUCKLAND - - WELLINGTON - TIMARU 5. t 00.. NEW PLYMOUTH Wm. THORPE, ELTHAM & HAWERA

"What a Loyely Rangq^'* —your frioadt will hj— if 70s foUwh it with lb* oaky, oUm Md bating— Stove Polish * WHIZ" clean* quickly end die rashly, and input* * jobb ti»al k«a. m Wm m can b« applied to a bot or cold ttovt, for it ii fireproof. ASK YOUR GROCER OR STORE* KEEPER FO^WHIZ. Liquid, Pasta, Solo North I*Und Afeuts: CARO BROS. • Auckland. MLOMM « COST OF TYRES REDUCED DY haying the genuine Big Black Diamond Goodyear Retread Band vulcanised »to your old worn out Tyre by the most scientifically correct process under direct supervision of experts. Enquire prices and see the finished article. Don't throw away your old Tyre until we have seen it. We will help you to economise. ' THE TY T. TYRE REPAIRING DEPOT. 301-303 DEVON ST., New Plymouth. (Opposite Red Post.) •Phone 633. R. WHALE, Proprietor. MOTOR CYCLES. S FOR SALE. 1919 HARLEY-DAVIDSON, complete, and as good as new, £125. 1019 INDIAN Electric, in splendid condition £lls. 1919 INDIAN Electric, but little , used £127. These machines guaranteed to be in excellent condition. PERCY J. DOUGLASS, NORTH TARANAKI MOTOR-CYCLE SUPPLIES, NEW PLi 10UTH. BUICK CARS BUICK CARS BUICK CARS BUICK CARS ARRIVING. 7-Seata, 5-Seater, and 3-Seater Cars. GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY. The Buick is a big, luxurious, and roomy car that holds its own in any company. It is a car of which any owner may well be proud, for in appearance, riding ease and pe.formance, it sets the pace for cars costing muc'-i moro For full particulars, call or write to F. H. ROBERTSON & CO., BUICK AGENTS, King Street New Plymouth. NOTE?—We have one second-hand five-seater Buick Car for sale at a very low figure, guaranteed' in perfect running order and any trial given.

' IJABANAKI JJUNT. MEETING. Co fan held' on the Taranakl Jockey Club's Racecourse (by kind permission), . fitifi Mt "i. 1. Itf.'StulWd. Staner: Mr. C. O'Connor. Hsßdlcapi>-r: Mr.-H. Coyle. PROGRAMME. t mjirKKß' HANDICAP FLAT RACE, 80 ■ate; second 10 sots, third 10 soys. For malMed hunters, season 1920. Gentle- - men <rl4ers. Minimum weight, 10st. Nom., 1 sot,; acc.. 1 soy. One mile ana ••quarter. I VUQiui Mack handicap, 95 sots. ; sec«g4 15 sots., and third 10 soys. Nora., sec., 1 sot. Six furlongs. • JJUMt'g IRACELET MAIDEN HANDICAP gtffcfcPLXCHASE, 100 sots. ; second 20 ■on. and third 10 sots. For Qualified tatbters, season 1920. Minimum weight, lOst. iJoKTi sot.; acc., 1 sot. About two' miles, 1 BTIUTFOIP HANDICAP (Oiien), ISO sots.; ticcad-il sors and third 10 sots. Nom, . l.Mt.; see., 30s. Six furlongs. C. NQfcTH TARANAKI HUNT CUP HANDICAPBTKBTLECHASE, ZOO soVs. and a dtp; Hcohd 30 sots, and third 20 soys. Mr qualified hunters, season 1920, that Urn never wan a race exceeding in Talue £IM tp the winner at time of entry. Mlnlmtite weight, lost 71b. Nom., 1 so?.; . tea, t sori. About three miles. C VJJBt BACK HANDICAP, 100 soys.; second IB ton. and third 10 sots. Nom., 1 - soy.; tee., 1 sot. Seven furlongs. V, IJSPPEBTON HUNTERS' HANDICAP JretEpLXS, »5 sots.; second IS soys, and 9iid<li-so»s, for qualified hunters, seaMM IWO. Nom., 1 sot.; acc., 1 aoy. One Mid a-half miles. JOftoABE HACK SCURRY, SO sots.; second IS toy*, and third 10 sots. Open t to horses that hare never won a race on tfct flat at time of starting. Weight, Ist, Nod., 1 sot.; acc., 1 sot. lire furlongs. BBLEB ANI)..REGULATIONS. Qualified hunters are those that have qualified In compliance with Part V. of the New SMland Hunt*' Association Rules. Masters cdttßcttes of qualification must be produced •t the scales. The winner .of any race after the declarants of Weights may be re-handicapped. ' NOMINATIONS will dose at the Secretary's effce. Kgttont ' Street, New Plymouth, on SAtUkDAT, August 7, at 9 p.m. WXIQBTB will be declared on SATURDAY, <A> will close at the Secretary's aSee, Egfeool Street, on FRIDAY, August 20, to rerision sending alteration of ' ]lules of Racing by the Conference. ~ S. L. HUMPHRIES, • , Secretary. ' lot 1M; Thone No. Mt; New Plymouth. TO STAUD THE SEABON AT NEW . PLYMOUTH. . Mdt IMPQRTED THOROUGHBRED SIRE, HALLOWMAS » 'By MARTAGON—HALLOWEEN. KAIIOWMAS (21), imported, 1908. By , Mtftata, StteofLllyveil (Sydney Cup), Maitun < (Canterbury Cop, Randwick Plate), from >4o*lleen, half-sister to San Martino, by Ayrof Tnottalr, Orzil, Ayr Laddie, BeWasUr*. etc., from Santa Maura, half..tfcter t* Mum (dan of Moosequeton), Mlrska aat.also half-sister to Maize (dam of Mondtfun and Matagan), by St. Simon, sire of Dtmnii t* FUche, etc., from PahnOower, twHf 1 t(l lehfiy SowUitt (Winner of Oaks), and dam of Chittabob, by The Palmer, brother to '. Bsptlytfah (stre of Putchra, ancestress of MttHiwrm), fr«n Jenny Diver, grand-dam of Bt,jJl«ti*n, the (ire of Ard Patrick), by BucrtMer (Ascot Oold Cup) from Fairy, by Warhol from Delia, half-sister to Lady Augusta (dot 4f .Tatty), by Melbourne from Meeanee, tmUtt l* Assault, third dam of Gozo (stre of jpaotes, Orafter, etc.), by Touchstone fy>m ' OWfnee (Winner of Oaks), by Pantaloon, by QsiUel from Languish, by Cain, by Paulowitz tan JLydla, by PouHon, by Sir Peter Teazle .frp* Yarlety, *by Hyadnthns by Coriander ' (Ms Sister to Swordsman, by Weasel, by Hs"Hode from Daughter of Mare by Turk, by . Btgulus from Daughter of Mare by Locust, by Crab from' Daughter of Mare by Changeling by Cade . from Daughter of Mare by Cnde, by Osdolphiii Arabian from Daughter of Mare by Betton Little John, by Partner from Daughter of Mareby Durham's Favorite, by Son of Bald flallojray, frqm Daffod'l'a Darn, by Sir T. Oas- ' colgne'a Jbrelgn Hone No. 20 family. PEE: 20 ins. .6000 PADDOCKING 5s PER WEEK. Oroom jn Charge, D. Duffy. ~JUlv c are taken, but no responsibility. ONfe-lM * Tit'tinUM particulars apply to:— , V. JOHN3OX, Usui. jntcMr.