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Taranaki Daily News, 11 March 1922, Page 2

I I I SUMMER SHOWERS have a damping effect on your clothes—as well as your spirits unless you have foresight, and CARRY A RAINCOAT. We have a splendid selection of raincoats—very light in weight, yet proof against the heaviest showers. There’s no financial reason why you shouldn’t have one, for they are PRICED FROM 50/- TO 126/ASK TO SEE THESE! CARLSON’S “FOR MEN’S WEAR,” New Plymouth.

MUSICAL. jq- EVIL L E f> ENA U D Resumes Tuition MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Corner Dawson and Fulford Streets. THONE 223. M R S ' ingway, ELTHAM, (Winner of Soprano Test at Wanganui Competitions), Has vacancies for pupils in Voiee Production. M R W. L H AY (Late of Melbourne). TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. Mr. Hay will be at Messrs. H. Collier & Co.’s each afternoon from 2 to 4, to interview intending pupils.

F. W. G- M C L EOD ’ L - T ’ s - (Exams). (Late Bandmaster. New Plymouth.) PIANO & ORGAN TUNER, REPAIRER Etc. Valuations made. Expert advice to Instrument Purchasers. Engagements made town and country. “Taumata,” Gilbert St., New Plymouth. PUPILS received for Saxophone, Clarinet. Oboe, Bassoon, etc., and all Band Instruments. Terms on application. Messages at the B.K. Bookshop. BRICKS /COMMON, Splays, Bull-nose, Sand Stocks, Fire Brick and Fire Clay, 9in., 6in.. 4in., 3in. Field Tiles. A GOOD SUPPLY AT THE ARAMOHO WORKS. (Every facility for Country Orders. Railway Siding to Works. Inquiries Solicited. Office: 76 Ridgway Street. ’Phones — Office 295. Works 1314. Wires: “Aramobrick,” Wanganui. Letters — J. W. ALDERTON, P.O, Bok 129, W*u««UiuL