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Southland Times, Issue 17492, 22 April 1915, Page 4

MORE NEW GOODS THIS WEEK ex. s.s. lonic and s.s. Rotorua. WE HAVE JUST OPENED A USEFUL LINE OF : BLACK CARACUL AND SEALETTE WATS. 66/: TO NEW FUR-LINED COATS—From 79/6 to £ 1 ■ 10s. LADIES - NAVY AND TWEED COSTUMES—SO/- to 100//« SILK WADDED DRESSING GOWNS—22/6 to 45/-. $ 1/ Discount in the £ for CASH. I We Give the Soundest Value in Town. I I Herbert, Haynes & Go., Ltd, S I THE Leading Drapers, Tay St.

REMOVAL NOTICE. April 34. 1315. SINCE I purchased the goodwill and stock of the late C. H. Macalister. 1 have pccupied his shop under lease from his Trustees. The lease having now run out, and. having been refused a renewal or extension, I have been compelled to remove my business to another shop a few doors nearer DON STREET. The new shop is being thoroughly renovated, is well lighted, and commodious, and I trust to enjoy there the confidence so liberally accorded me both by town and country customers in the old premises. In the course of a. few days I shall have removed the whole of my large stock, together with complete fittings, appartus, prescription books. e(c.. so that no interruption need be made in the business carried on by me for the past twenty years. J. J. HISKENS PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, DEE ST.. INYERCAKGILL. Telephone 90. P.O. Box 120. THE SECRET OF CUE SUCCESS “GOOD VALDE AT ALL TIMES.” This Season when most Shops are asking Advance Prices, we are (with few exceptions) in a position to place OUR GOODS before our Customers at last Season's Prices. >'cn Overcoats, New Snits, Sew Hats, Sen Shirts, Jfew Underclothing, New Ties. ALL, AT OLD PRICES. INSPECTION INVITED. THE J? r Gi ; 'outfitters 60 DEE STREET. KINGSLAHD & FERGUSON Undertakers ESTAB. 1881. De® and Spey Streets, InvercargLl. Telephones—l2R and 187.

THE “TRIUMPHS” RACING RECORD. During the motor-cycle racing season just concluded the Triumph motor-cycle lias figured very prominently at every speed test held on New Brighton beach, putting up creditable performances in every race in which it was entered, and securing almost all the first prizes and fastest time prizes. These successes were not confined to the trade events, but were equally notable in the events for private owners. Neither were they' confined to any particular distance. The Triumph secured first place in one mile, five miles, sixteen miles, twenty-four miles, and one hundred miles events, and made fastest time in five miles, fen miles, sixteen miles, twenty-four miles, and fifty miles events. Nor were its wonderful performances confined to solo work, for it has to its credit fastest time in the eight mile side-car race. In addition to these successes on the flat the Triumph holds some sensational hillclimbing records, and also the crosscountry records over the Christcturch-to-Kaikoura-and-back course. The majority of Triumph riders are not racing men, and we do not advertise these results to prove that the Triumph is a fast machine. We do, however, contend that such a consistent series of wins, many of them in open competition, proves the absolute reliability of the Triumph under the conditions of severe strain imposed in speed tests, and testifies to the wonderful efficiency of the engine that can be speeded up to such a phenomenal extent. We have proved that a 4 h.p. Triumph can do everything that other machines up to nearly double the h.p. can do, while costing considerably less to run than machines nf bigger cylinder capacity. We can give immediate delivery of the new 4 h.p. 3-speed and 2% h.p. two-speed models.—Wilson and Fraser, Agents for Triumph Motor Gvnles. Dee Street. Invercargill- -r

It was the steamer Hesperus That sailed the wintry sea. But the skipper bold had an awful cold. And waj sad as sad could be. Hut,his daughter fair, with the golden hair. Said. "Father, no words could be truer. Xo cure on earth has half the worth Of Woods’ Great Peppermint cure." For New Sewage System. Alex. Petersbn has large stocks of latest Pedestal Closets, Seats, and Cisterns. Estimates given.—Tlie White Shop. Tay street. ’Phone 543-