Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 12 April 1922, Page 3

« »♦***«« •*♦♦♦*• ••••<*♦* I ' f at “H.B’s” for EASTER I ♦ Everything man wears—-new, fashionable and sound good value. ♦ * 2 -SMART NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Big Variety .... . At 7/li J ♦ MEN’S SOFT FELT HATS, “Borsalino” and ‘ Woodrow’s,” ag/6, 32/6 * t MEN’S SMART TWEED SAC SUITS Prices 87/6 to 115/-- < t - MEN’S TAN & BLACK BROGUE SHOES Price 32/6 $ ♦ PYJAMAS, SOX, TIES, Etc., all New Goode, just opened, up, f Ncw Clothing | t Zealand Factory. | 5 KASIDRYj NEW PLYMOUTHt 5

BIG TREE MOTOR SPIRIT ■pERCY COLEMAN won the New Zealand Cup for Heavy-Weight Motor Cycles, using BIG TREE MOTOR SPIRIT. STEVE WHITEHEAD created a new World’s Record for grass track, -using BIG TREE MOTOR 'NOTT SAID! WHAT ARE YOU USING? Stainton & Co., Limited, Distributors.

£)NE TON TRUCK CHASSIS with demountable front rims, either solid or pneumatic rear tyres. Deliv-i ered New Plymouth. ' ( £257 NETT. H DERBY AND CO.; LICENSED FORD DEALERS, NEW PLYMOUTH & INGLEWOOD. 4 Phone Day and Night, 355.

The Best Served Motorist —tlie Ford Owner Why? Because in every town, every village, there is at least one garage bearing the sign—‘Genuine Ford Parts for sale here.’ This means that even though touring hundreds of miles from home you are always near a place where your car will receive the most skilled attention at an extremely reasonable charge. The Local Dealer is entitled to your trade. THE COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY, LTD. Repr«Mntiiui the Ford Motor Co., of Canada. Ltd.

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