Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 13 April 1922, Page 3

| at “H.B’s” for EASTER | i Everything man wears—new, fashionable and sound good value. g ♦ '? i 1 SMART NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Big Variety ■..-rrssK-ss At j/ti. * t MEN’S SOrt FELT HATS, “Borsalino” and “Woodrow’s,” 39/6, 3./S J ♦ MEN’S SMART TWEED SAC SUITS Priced 87/6 to 115/-, 7 J MEN’S TAN & BLACK BROGUE SHOES. .......... Price 32/6 • i PYJAMAS, SOX, TIES, (Etc., aR New Goods, just opened up. J- ♦ New Clothing T I Zealand t ♦ I CUm»N6jaCTOKV] NBW . p LYMOUTH ,

BIG TREE MOTOR SPIRIT .■pERCY COLEMAN won the New Zealand Oup for Heavy-weightMotoit' Cycles, using BIG TREE MOTOR SPIRIT. STEVE WHITEHEAD created a new World’s Record for grass track, tiaing BIG TREE MOTOR SPIRIT. ’NUFF SAID! WHAT ARE YOU USING? Stainton & Co., Limited, —»——— M——B—

QNE TON TRUCK CHASSIS with demountable front rims, either solid or pneumatic rear tyres. Delivered New Plymouth. £257 NETT. H DERBY AND CO.; LICENSED FORD DEALERS, NEW PLYMOUTH & INGLEWOOD. Phone Day and Night, 355.

Reduced Prices Avon Cycle Tyres “CROMLECH,” Guaranteed 15 months fii/“TRILITH,” . „ 12 months 19/6 “AVEBURY,” „ 9 months .15/A.B.C. „ 6 months 13/6 CARRIER A For heavy work 29/6 CARRIER B For heavy work 25/-. GENUINE BRITISH TYRES. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL CYCLE SHOPS. . Wholesale: MALING AND CO., LTD., GLOUCESTER STREET CHRISTCHURCH.

HUATOKI DOMAIN. EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL 15. gPORTS AND piCNIC. To rai«e funds for improvements to Domain. Amusements for Young and Old. Access by Doralto Road oi>through Vogeltown School Grounds. Conveyance will leave Snelling and Andrews’ at 2 p.m. Electric ’Bus as Usual. Starts at 11 a.m. Admission: Adults Is, Children Free. Hot Water Provided. Afternoon Tea on Grounds. W. RUMBALL, Chairman. J. G. LAWRENCE, Secretary.

“SHOUTHER TAE SHOUTHER.” QPUNAKIE OALEDONIAN gOCIETY ATHLETIC. CHOPPING. PIPING AND NATIONAL DANCING EVENTS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1922. (Under N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Union ( Rules.) 1. 100 Yards Handicap. First £5, 2nd £l, I 3rd 10s. Entry Is. 2. 220 Yards Handicap. First £lO, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Nom. 6s, acc. 4s. 3. 440 Yards Handicap* First £5, 2nd £l, I 3rd 10s. Nom. 3s, acc. 2s. 4. 12-inch Chop. First £3, 2nd 15s, 3rd ss. / Nom. 2s, acc. Is. I 5. Piping Marches (Malden) First £l, 2nd j 10s. Entry Is. 5. Piping Marches (Open). First £2, 2nd 10s, 3rd ss. Entry 2s. Four Highland Dancing Events for Juveniles. Irish Jig and Sailor’s Hornpipe (Open). FOOTBALL SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. i Trophies valued at £7. Entry 7s per team. j NOMINATIONS CLOSE on APRIL 14. ACCEPTANCES for CHOP CLOSE on APRIL j Further particulars from— / DONALD ROSS, Secretary.

With Speacer-Moullont on all four, and a Spenccr-Mouhon “ epare.** you can «ay *’ goodbye ” to tyre trouble!. Spencer-Moultoa -kivCVs AU-Briti»h Tyree tarU -Z r Better Service. =“ 15 ■’