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Taranaki Daily News, 7 May 1921, Page 3

J- - I The new Winter Styles in Men's and Boys' Wearables, also Footweaf X for Ladies, show marked advances in conception. T “Smarter than ever!” That is the universal opinion. “H.B.’a” want to J win your approbation. Come in! * MEN’S SMART GABADINE RAINCOATS .... From 75/-. MEN’S WARM D.B. TWEED OVERCOATS From 110/-. t MEN’S FELT HATS in Newest Styles .. . 18/6,25/-. X New Deliveries of LADIES’ & MEN’S FOOTWEAR at Re- X duced Prices. 2 New Clothing | Zealand Factory. 1 NEW p LY UOUTH. t

J. HOPKIRK & CO., GENERAL ENGINEERS. HAWERA* SOLE MAKERS OF \ HUTCHINSON’S PATENT WATER TURBUJES, HUTCHINSON’S PATENT HYDRAULIC VACUUM PUMPS. HUTCHINSON’S PATENT RAMS. If your Merchants do not stock them, apply to us— Jj HOPKIRK & CO: ENGINEERS. HAWERA. ,j

Second Hand Cars and Trucks CHEVROLET CAR. Demonstration. Only done few thousand miles, Any trial. £385 FORD CAR, late model, newly painted and upholstered. £2lO LIGHT FORD DELIVERY WAGGON, suit farmer or tradesman. gg REGAL MOTOR CAR, newly painted and overhauled, £175 SUPER SIX HUDSON, well shod, in beautiful running order. £4OO 30-Cwt. OVERLAND TRUCK, in first-class order. £350 ENGLISH HUMBER LIGHT TRUCK. £lB5 HENDERSON MOTOR BIKE & SIDE-CAR, in beautiful running order. £l3O AGENTS FOR CHEVROLET. THOMAS & JOHNSON SOLE AGENTS, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Opposite Red House HvteL

Spot light Week STEWART AND RAY FOR ANY CAR.. 35/.- '-35Z- 35/- | 35/f Stainton & Co., Limited WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE STATION. ’Phones 732-190. Bos 142 ' NEW PLYMOUTH. _

Ford Standard Touring Car 1921 MODEL. Added Refinements: QNE-MAN TOP with Snap-on Curtain Fasteners, glass windows in back. Sloping, double ventilating wind-shield. Demountable Rims. Tyre Carrier. Non-skid Rear Tyres v Leather Door Grips. ♦ Horn button mounted on top of steering column. Seating space re-arranged to give maximum riding comfort. Electric Starting and Lighting Equipment. H DERBY AND CO-, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. Phone Day and Night, 3SS-

HOMING PIGEON CLUB. RACK FROM PALMERSTON NORTH. On Saturday last, the New Plymouth Homing Club held a race from Palmerston. North, a distance of 125 miles. Thirty-two birds were liberated by the station-master at 10.30 a.m., and the weather conditions being favorable at the point of liberation, a good start was effected. At the home end a light northerly wind prevailed, which evidently interfered with good times being recorded. The result of the race was:—