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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11700, 21 October 1916, Page 1

WHY? DO TRAVELLERS PREFER To stay at Terminus Hotel, New Plymouth ? Because they are satisfied with accommodation. S. EIDGrLEY, PROPRIETOR. CYCLISTS ! SEND FOR OUE CATALOGUB. POST FREE. THE GROWN CYCLE AND MOTOR WORKS, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. 8.8. A. Cycles, B.S.A, Pattern Gas Lamps, self lighting Gas Lamps, ordinary Burners, ~ Oil Lamps, ~ Oil Federal Tyres, 7s 63 Dunlop ~ 17s 63 Avon Tyres, Inner Tubes, Motor Tyros, Motor Belts, Belt Links, Is, Bslls, Is. Pedal Rubbers, 63 Oil, 63. Adjusters, 83 pair. Baddies, 7s 63. £l2 10s £8 10s IQs 63 10s 63 63 Is 63 and 6s 63 63 Oceanic Tyres, 12/6 Barnett G ~ 12/6 10s, 12s 63, 15s 4s 63, 5s 93 7s 63 £1 15s to £3 15s 17s 63 and £1 Sparking Plugs 4/6 Chains, 5/6 Solution 33. Pedals, 5s 63 pair Enamel 93. Outfits, 63 Cycle repairs of every description our speciality. Write to us for quotations. Your cycle enamelled lined and overhauled, 25/-. Remember we pay postage on cash with orders. GIG HARNESS : £9 12s 6d, £lO 5s 6d, £ll 2s 6d, £l2 3s 6d. Other Harness made to order. WM. A. BISHOP. Phone 183,' Feilding. MIUIGAN’S FOB HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY. THE following lines are now in stock —the prices are the mo, Etc., Etc. J. MILLIGAN. BROADWAY, MARTON. ANDERSON AND BROAD, LIMITED, MARTON. NEW Stocks of Turnips, Swedes and Rape Seeds. ALSO Tea, Woolpacks, Cornsack's, Tyres, Oil, Benzine, etc. W.M.E. Go's Manures. Mt. Lyall Superphosphate. Bilston Basic Slag. ANDERSON & BROAD, LTD.. AGENTS, MARTON. iartssi Junction Brick* Tile and Pottery Works. NOTICE TO SHOPKEEPERS AND NURSERYMEN. IF you are dealing in Flower Pots it will pay you to dea direct from the Manufacturers. We have a fair stock on hand of sizes from Sinches up to 12 inches. We also have large stocks of Field Tiles and Bricks for immediate delivery. J. KENDRICK AND SON. PROPRIETORS, MAKTON JUNCTION. Phone 247 R, iarton Technical School. THIRD TEEM. ENGLlSH—Thursday, 7—B p.m. ARITHMATIC-Thursday, B—9 p.m. SHORTHAND— Tuesday, 7—-9.20 p.m TYPEWRITING—Tuesday, 7—9.20 p.m BOOK-KEEPING—Friday, 7—9 p.m. DRESSMAKING—Wednesday, 7—9 p.m WOODWORK— Monday, 7—9 p.m. A class will ho started shortly in Ambulanc9 and Hygiene if snfficient entries are received.