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Taranaki Daily News, 10 December 1920, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. High-grade Furniture to our Clients spread over the whole of Taranaki. This Christinas we are offering 3 piece Suites comprising a Settee and two Easy Chairs from £22 17s 6d upwards. For quality and honest construction our Upholstery work is unequalled. In addition to our huge stock of Furniture and Furnishings we are showing a splendid range of NOVELTIES for the FESTIVE SEASON. ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, HAWERA. (Established 1884.) MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. 1820 TRIUMPH, new, complete with lamp, pump, and tools. An exception .1 snip. £135. ' 1917 INDIAN, good tyres, speedometer, lamp, etc., in fine condition. £95. 1918 4-h.p. Twin JAMES, countershaft, clutch, and kick starter. Good as new. £7B. 1919 DOUGLAS, little used, perfect order; £9B. PERCY J. DOUGLASS. NORTH TARANAKI MOTOR SUPPLIES, jJEW PLYMOUTH.

ON OUR SELECTION. Handsome PERRY Car, electric lights, tip-top order. A Gift; £330. STUDEBAKER 5-seater, electric light and starter; smart, just overhauled; £2OO. Five-Seater FORD, for a quick sale £l5O. get in here. STUDEBAKER 1917, 7-seater, fclectric light, starter. A bargain for Christmas; £350. And also Five Others. Come & Inspect. A FEW MOTOR BIKES, including four Indians, one Ruby, and one Douglas, are awaiting your inspection. STAIKTON & CO- LTD- ' Agents. NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phones 732-190. Box Ui. i \

NGAEKE ZOO AS POPULAR AS EVER. THE Q.ARDENS JNSTRUMENTAL rpRIO Will render a programme of specially selected music every Thursday and Sunday afternoons. Don't miss seeing the Grotesque Mirrors. Arrange your Annual Picnics for this season with us. We ofl'er the most convenient and up-to-date Picnic Grounds in the Australasian Colonies. LESTER BROS., 'PHONE 315. Proprietors. SOLE BROS. WJE know where to go for the best Cattle and Sheep, fattened on the Bweetcst Taranaki pastures. That is why our joints are always well flavored, tender, and juicy. OUR MOTTO—QUALITY. LOCKHART BUILDER, CONTRACTOR & JOINERY MANUFACTURER, HAWERA. Quotations given for bricks in any quantity from our Patea Works.All communications to Head Officj, Regent Street, Hawera. 'Phone 399 Oniqn, potato.—B. S. Longstaff 1. Parsley, bunch.—C. W. Reube 1. Parsnips, six.—B. S. longstalT 1. Peas, la pods.—B. S. Lungstaft 1 and 2. Rhubarb, best culinary.—T. H. Western 1, H. A. Way 2. Rhubarb (six stalks, largest).—T. H. Western 1, H. k. Way 2. Radish, long.—F, Goodacre 2. Turnips, white.—B. S. Longstaff 1, W P Niooll 2. Collection of vegetables (not less than six varieties).—B. S. Longstaff 1, H. A. Way 2. Collection of Herbs.—C. W. Reube 1. HOME* HADE PRESERVES. Fruit in Syrup.—Mrs. Dickson 1. Jam (any variety).—Mrs. Roeli 1. Jam (three varieties).—Mrs. Roch 1 and 2. Marmalade—Miss Curtis 1, Mrs. D. K. Morrison 2. Pickles (tomato).—Mrs. Roch 1 and 2. Vinegar (best bottle).—Miss Snndford 1. Wino (best bottle) .—Miss Sandford 2. Butter (21b.)—Mrs. Langley 1, Mrs. Dickson 2. Bread (not less than 211i).—Mrs. Roch 2. Bread (whole lpeal).—Mrs. Roch 1. Best Fruit Cake,—Mrs. D. Field 1. Collection Sweets.—.Mrs. J. T. White 1. Cake without Eggs.—Mrs. Roch 1. Coconut Ice.—Mrs. J. T. White 2. Pikelefs.—Mrs. H. E. Hill 1, Mrs. Lnneley 2. Plain Stones —Mrs. Roch 1. Plate of Scones (made with butter) .—Mrs. D. Field 1. Jam Tartß.—Mrs. D. Field 1. Sausage Rolls.—Mrs. D. Field 1. Shortbread.—Mrs. D. Field 1. • Girdle Scones.—Mrs. 11. E. Hill 1. Swiss Roll.—Mrs. Roch 2. Seed Cake,—Mrs. D. Field 1. POINTS PRIZE. Cut Flowers.—F. Goodacre. Floral Designs (children).—Frances Field and C. Alexander (squ&l).