Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 7 December 1921, Page 4

During the summer months it is the intention, of Mr. C. H. Johnston, of Waitara, to considerably improve the transport facilities between Awakino and Waitara, on which road he has been so long and favorably known. He intends to establish a service leaving Awakino early in the morning and arriving in Waitara about 10 a.m... leaving Waitara again about 1 p.m. This will enable the busy out-back settler to have a couple of hours in town t«l transact urgent business and return the same day. In order to cope with this service, he is having a special ’bus built at his M aitara garage, it being roomy and comfortable, to carry about 15 passengers. It will be fitted on an International ton chassis, with pneumatic tyres, and should be eminently suited for the service. Choice, fragrant, freshly-manufactur-ed State Express cigarettes at specially reduced prices. ‘Look! We offer you these high grade smokes at a wonderful reduction—so for 2/6. Smokers, you. cannot get better treatment than this offer gives you. And remember, we guarantee these are fresh new stocks. W. H. Preece, Devon Street Central, New Plymouth. Your soiled or faded suits, costumes, and dresses can be successfully drycleaned r dyed and made equal to new at the cost of a few shillings, by J. K. Hawkins and Co., dyers and dry cleaners, Dev . Street, New Plymouth. Wp also renovate felt hats, Panama hats, furs, etc. Now, it does not matter where you live; just post your goods to us, and thev wul be returned in a few days