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Taranaki Daily News, 16 May 1921, Page 3

Fordsorx Tractor pQj. Get the Fordson now. While you are becoming familiar with its fine points, it Every ! s savin ß money and more than paying interest on your investment. AkZZICE It will pull your plough and binder. £ It will draw stumps, saw wood, and i O' do hauling. Job! It will operate the threshing-machine or the sheep-shearing machine—in fact, it will do any power job horses or engines can do, and do it cheaper and better. Runs on kerosene. The Local Dealer it entitled to your trade. The COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY Ltd. Representing The Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd. I _ . Haines —lB H. DERBY & CO., New Plymouth; LYTTLE & HOIMfcS, Opunake; KLEEJIAN & BISHOP, Stratford; C. STANNERS, Eltham; H. R KEMP Hawera. The Local Dealer is entitled to your trade.

The Man Who Buys Boots To-day insists upon having boots that will stand hardwear. That is why the wonderful ’wearing qualities of “Zealandia” Boots makes them favourites throughout the Dominion. “Zealandia" Boots are made of the highest grade Materials by expert craftsmen in the Dominion's most up-to-date factory. For solid footwear satisfaction, look for the brand “Zealandia" Your dealer stocks them. Wholesale: SKELTON, FROSTICK & CO., LTD. Chriatchurch. Auckland, Palmerston North and Gxaymouth

partridges! Reduced Prices of the Famous 2g.A.C.’ Brand 12 BORE “NITRO-SPECIAL”— 2i inch. * 22/6 per 100 J2 BORE “FAVOURITE”— 2i inch. . 24/6 per 100 12 BORE “FAVOURITE”— 2I inch. ANY SIZE SHOT. 26 / 6 P« 1 00 Order from your local Dealer at above prices. If he is not stocked, write us and we - will see you are supplied. I STOREKEEPERS I : _ I Write for latut ; COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO. N.Z. Ltd. L-.LJLE-_:j,.. J AUCKLAND bathm-i.

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OARDIFF IMPORTS Jo be held in Mr. J. Richards’ Paddock, next Factory, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921. (Registered Meeting). 1. —lOO Yards Maiden. First £l, second 10s. Entry Is. 2. — lOO Yards Open. First £3, second £1 10s, third 10s. Entry 3s, acc. 2s B.—Maiden Chop. First £1 10s, second 10s. Entry 2s. 4.—Best Style and Paced Horse. Sweepstake. 8.—220 Yards Handicap. First £2, second £l. Entry 3s. acc. 2s. 8. —440 Yards Handicap. First £2 10s, second £l. Entry 3s, acc. 2s. I.—Cardiff Chop. First £4, second £1 10s, third 10s. Entry 4s, acc. 2s. >.—l2-inch Double Sawing, 2 cuts. First £1 10s, second 15s. Entry 2s 6d, acc. Is. 9. — Chain Stepping. First £l. Entry Is. |0. —Apple Bobbing. Sweepstake. 11. -Weight Guessing, pig and sheep First £1 in each case. 12. — BBO , Yards Handicap First £2, second £l. third 10s. 13. — Nall Driving for Ladies. First 10s. 14. — Flag Race. Sweepstake. 15. — Mug Chop, one side only. Sweepstake and ss. 16. — l2-inch Open Chop. First £2, second £l. Entry 3s, acc. 2s. 17 —Young Ladies’ Race. Trophy. 18. —Rest Local Style and Paced Horse. Children's Races throughout tte day. Nominations close with the Secretary, at Cardiff, on May 9, 1921. Nominations, fees, and performances (two years), must accompany nominations. Acceptances close at 10.30 a.m. on day of Sports. Handicaps will appear in Press on or about May 14. Handicappers reserve the right to re-han-dicap on day of Sports. Fire starters or no second prize. Fou r It arte ri or no race. The Committee reserve the right to alter the programme or postpone Sports. AU protests to be lodged in writing with the secretary within fifteen minutes after the running of the event, accompanied with • deposit of st. Admission: Is 6d. School Children Free. GRAND BALL IN EVENING Admission: Gents 2s 6d, Ladies Is 6d. J. REID, 1 Hon. Secretary. H. A. NUTTALL, Electric Massaging, Shampooing, and Hairdressing Saloon. Just arrived — New and up-to-date •took of Smokers’ requirements, Cigar•ties, Tobacco, Cigars. Soaps, Razors. Combs, Brushes, Face Creams, etc. Ladies’ Private Parlor for Trimming. Singeing, Shampooing. mep.t. As up-to-date as any city establishAt H. A. NUTTALL’S, BRIDGE STREET. ELTHAM.