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Taranaki Daily News, 19 February 1921, Page 6

HAWKE’S HAWKE’S EGMONT STREET NEW PLYMOUTH, AND AT INGLEWOOD. y Great Clearing Sale DISCOUNT: 10 PER CENT. OFF ALL GOODS EXCEPT TOBACCO. 'Sale is compulsory, owing to our large stocks and heavy arrivals. Our English goods now landing show increased cost of 5 per cent., but our stocks must be reduced, so now is the opportunity for the public. Our Stocks consist of all lines in Crockeiy and Glassware. All Kitchenware, including Enamel and Aluminium Stew-pans, Kettles, Fry-pans, etc. Toilet Sets, Dinner and Tea Sets—in fact, everything you require. One of the largest stocks in these goods in Taranaki. Our Stocks comprise also immense varieties of Toys, including best French DoUs. Basketware, School Bags, School Requisites, Brashware and Cutlery. Off all books, which are all marked at pre-war .prices, we offer a discount of 25 per cent., except in Toy Books, vvhich are subject to 10 per cent. Our present prices are recognised as cheapest in Taranaki. Take off our discount of 10 per cent, and we will sell at lees than wholesale. All goods are marked in plain figures, and you take off discount and pay the balance. Thus 5/- becomes 4/6; 10/.-, 9/-; and 20/-, 18/-. YOU CANNOT GO WRONG. COME AND SEE, AND BE EARLY, AS WE EXPECT A BIG RUSH. C. O. HAWKE, EGMONT STREET NEW PLYMOUTH, AND INGLEWOOD. Everly Dish a Delight , Either as a complete sweet or served with fresh, tinned or dried fruits, Edmonds’ Custard Powder . Wp -.y LjW* makes the most W) i?# creamy and de- JI lightful custard Vs. i , • you- ever tasted. VX/y - V/ I The kiddies just love Edmonds’ Custard and it is good for them. \ It can be made in a moment /'/F I with no fear of failure by / *| JIV I even the most inexperienced /|l I II |\\ I housewife. / J \ Cheaper than imported powders too —no duty to pay. Get a tin to-day and let your / V' / family enjoy really delicious / \ / custard —made from Edmonds’. / \ f Your grocer can supply you. \ , a 133 V TOM«DC JfcK | „ CUSTARD J/ Irjß aU? POWDER / iFfOl CLAY PIGEON OPEN HANDICAPS AT STRATFORD. C.A.C. WINS AGAIN. On Sth February two £5O Clay Pigeon shoots were held under the auspices of the Stratford Gun Club. Mr. F. Whittle, using C.A.C. cartridge-. broke the highest possible number of birds in both first and second shoots—32 in all. He continued in the Sweep which followed, scoring 40 consecutive breaks. Mr. A. Dobson, also using C.A.C., broke 31 out of 32. All the winners in the first match shot with C.A.C., and all except one in the second match used C.A.C. ammunition. Splendid shooting was recorded throughout the day. and the way the pigeons were smashed up evidenced the wonderful accuracy and effectiveness of these cartridges. Suratura -np 1 ©ct ' | has that mellow, fragrant | flavour which bespeaks » infinite care in selection and blending. Sunny Ceylon grows no better Tea than the leaves j that are chosen for ‘ SuraI tura.’ I Enjoy it every day ! HAINES IS

STRENGTHENS THE BONDS OF EMPIRE. 1 The toughest, specially woven fabrU | and the purest, specially selected rubbei ■ are the secrets of the success of the faiw ous BRITISH-inftde SPENCER MOUU TON TYRES. If your garage offers yot foreign tvrea write to Bos ahuraho

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