Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 18 January 1922, Page 1

FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC. nnO LET—One or two furnished rooms A with use of conveniences; no. children. Apply S.H.W., News office, c.w. fpO unfurnished rooms, every convenience. Apply “Kenmare,” Dawson Street. bw. SALE. —Good secondhand piano, iron frame, etc.; no dry rot; £4B cash, or terms.— IpOSTS! Posts! Posts.—Good Matai Posts at 2/6 in any quantity.— R. A. Large, Estate Agent. ■J7OR SALE—Bungalow, five rooms, motor garage and every convenience, charming view, overlooking the sea; two l/st)i acre sections. Owner leaVtfig district. Apply— J. H. SELLARS, Weymouth Street. WANTED TO SELL. T ATEST Model 3-seater 6-cylinder Car, electroplate fittings throughout, electric • light and self starter, 2 spare wheels, wind screens and extra side curtains. One of the best hill climbers on the road. Practically new. Guaranteed perfect order. Suitable for Lady, Doctor or Professional Man. Any trial. Address —N.T.K., c/o News office. LOST AND FOUND. T OST—On Tuesday afternoon, Devon Street, between town and Fitzroy store, ash walking stick. Finder please return to Daily News Office. c.w. TjX>L'ND :z Lady'’s Hold Wristlet Watch. Apply at Meat Works office, Smart Road. e.n. T OST —In New Plymouth last Monday, gold billiard medal brooch. Reward on returning to J. H. Bodie, Eltham. b.w. STRAYED. QTRAYED from Ratapiko, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2 Heavy Draught Eiorses (1 Black Mare, 1 Bay Gelding, white blaze on forehead of each). Ten shillings reward for information leading to recovery of same. . J. HOWARD, Ratapiko. INGLEWOOD. /COTTIER’S, Inglewood—Our Summer Sale is now on in full swing. Call and see the bargains we are offering. jpOTTIE-R’S, Inglewood.—During our sale we are not worrying about the cost of goods; what we have got to find is cash. OOTTIER’S, Inglewoodß omfemiber every article in our shop is specially reduced for this OOTTIER’Sj Inglewood.—Buy Sheetings at our sale prices: 54 to 80 inches wide; very heavily discounted. lnglewood?—We are compolled to turn our stock into cash, so if you are in want of Drapery it will pn.v vou to visit our sale. M R S. E M I N G W A Y, ELTHAM, (Winner of Soprano Test at Wanganui Competitions), Has vacancies for pupils in Voice Production.

MOTOR CYCLES 34 h.p. 3-speed TRIUMPH '£ss 3J h.p. 3-speed TRIUMPH £4O 2£ h.p. 2-speed DOUGLAS, W.D. model £B.-> A h.p. RUDGE £ss 34 h.p. BRADBURY £25 34,h.p. L.M.C £25 3J h.p. TRIUMPH, free engine .. £35 34 h.p. NEW HUDSON, 3-speed . . £35 4~ h.p. NEW HUDSON, 3-speed, countershaft £7O 7-9 h.p. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1920 model, and side-car .... £155 All the above are guaranteed to be in good mechanical order at the ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT, ’PHONE 164. ELTHAM-OPUNAKE MAIL CAR SERVICE. Leave Opunake 7.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. Arrive Opunake 10.45 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Leave Eltham 9.15 a.m. and 6.40. p.m. Next week the 6.40 p.m. car from Eltham will leave at 5 p.m., and in the winter time at 4.30 p.m. p<AR leaves Eltham for Kaponga at 6.40 p.m. regularly, and will take passengers beyond if necessary. Opunake people can be sure of getting a seat on the mail train at Eltham by taking this route and by coming to Eltham by the 1.30 car can have two hours there for business, or all day if they come in by the 7.30 a.m. ear, getting back again at 6.30 p.m. We are going to puf a comfortable pneumatic tyred bus on this route soon, and wil] reduce the present fares, so we hope the settlers between Opunake and Eltham will patronise our service. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM AND WANGANW