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Taranaki Daily News, 22 May 1922, Page 1

BOXING. JJOXING IJ'OURNA’MENT ! SENIOR. CADETS & TERRITORIALS. SENIOR. CADETS $ TERRITORIALS. The Taranaki Baring Association invite entries from Senior Cadets and Territorials for competitions to be held at a tournament in the Coronation Hall on Thursday, June 15, in the following classes:— Bantam (weight not exceeding 8.2). Feather (not exceeding 9). Light (not exceeding 10). Welter (not exceeding 10.9). Middle (not exceeding 11.4), And Heavy. Entries (nomination free) to be forwarded to the Secretary, Box 69, New Plymouth, not later than 5 p.m. on Thurisday, June 1. C. H. WYNYARD, Secretary. QUALITY. WHEN you are spending from £4OO to £lOOO on a building the real thing to find out is not whether it is possible to save £5 on the timber, but whether this timber will stand the test of time and keep a roof over your head for an extra twenty years or more. We are cutting giant mountain rimu, and any user who knows timber will tell you it is far superior to all other. Keep your money in /the district and have your timber delivered to you direct from — W. C C LEMENT & §on, SAWMILLERS, TE KIRI.

JUEL QH EAPE R. W.E. BENDALL&CO. FIRST IN 188 S. STILL LEADING .. 1922. WHY? THERE IS A REASQN. We have pleasure in announcing a reduction in the price of “PUKE-COAL” ex the mine. Following our usual custom this reduction will be IMMEDIATELY passed on to our customers. As a keen demand for this favorite coal is anticipated, we suggest that you place yoar order at once. Insist on “PUKE-COAL—BURNS BRIGHTEST AND BEST. Sound Rata Firewood, 4ft lengths, spot cash £3 5s per cord, per bag 3s 6d; Tawa, 2s 6d per bag. Note address — POWDERHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH; AND AT FITZROY. Telephone 64.

NOTICE. AT a Meeting of Directors of the Moa Dairy Company, Ltd., it was decided not to install Cheese plants at their Creameries. The Company will continue to collect cream from any part of the district, and advises farmers requiring separators and cans for thp coming season to communicate with the Secretary. Cream received from non-shareholders. R. D. SUTTON, Chairman, Box 29, Inglewood. C. D. MATHEWS. CAR PAINTER & HOODMAKER. PAGE STREET STRATFORD ’PHONE 320. HOODS, best English hood cloth, with side curtains complete, £l2 10s for limited time only. Reductions in price for Car Enamelling. SOME REAL MOTOR CYCLE SNIPS. 1914 MODEL DOUGLAS, 2-speed, lamp and ho. T ', in good order. Price £35. 8.5. A., free engine model, in good order, Price £32 10s. 1920 MODEL INDIAN, only slightly used. Lamp and horn complete. Price £lOO. vVrite, wire or phone us. IRA J. BRIDGER, MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE, ’Phone 66D, ELTHAM. p°R Quick gALE. One New Milk Cart, reduced from £5O to £35. One English Dog Cart, to clear at £24 One Light Trap, real good, £lB. One McCormick Reaper, good, £l9. A few sets Plough Bars, from £2 10s to £1 10s. A few sets Gate Hinges, from 7/6 to 10/-. A. LEECH, Next Bank of New South Wales, INGLEWOOD. JONES & SANDFORD BUILDING CONTRACTORS, JOINERS, SHOP & OFFICE FITTERS. yARD & JOINERY WORKS—SOUTH ROAD, New Plymouth. (Next West End School.) TELEPHONE 728 & 14*