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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1917, Page 6

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Street, New Plymouth. Swinburn, Harry Wilfrid, surgeon dentist, High street, Hawera. itrrill, Frederick Charles, motor driver. Motunui, Waitara. Thomas, Atibrey Noel, farmer Puao, Ngutawera. Thompson, Joseph, laborer, Coffee Palace, Inglewood. Thompson, Willurd Weir, electrical engineer's assistant, South road, New Plymouth. "Thompson, Edward Charles, ironmonger, care of Mrs. lirydone, 0 Martland street, Dunedin, Thomson, John Muir, carpenter,. Argylc street, Hawera. Tocher, Julius Fitzgerald, telegraph lineman, Broadway, North Stratford. Tcsland, Joseph Saywell, jim., farmer, Watino road, Piliama. Treaves, C, hushfcller, Tahora. Velvin, Roy George, ehecse-packcr, Eltham. Walker, Albert, contractor, Oeo road, Awatuna. Walker, Allen Richard, farm band, earn of 8. Brewer, Makahu, Stratford. "Walker. David Robert, dairy farmer, Te Roti, Ohangni. Wall, Horace Charles, bor.'inaker, Waver - ley, Paten. Walsh, William, farm haul, Rural Delivery, Hawera. Ward, Gerald Kelson, carpenter, New Plymouth. Warremler, George James, farmer, Castle street, Eltbam. Wa'kins, Stewart, farmer, Waverley. Watson, Frederick Arthur, farm hand, Te Kiri, Egmont. Watson, George Thomas, farmer, The Hollows, Koru, New Plymouth. Webber, Herbert, storeman, Stratford. Webster, Alexander Croll, farm hand, Kltham road, Kapongn. Wells, Charles Edward, eoachbullder, Waverley. Were, William, farmer, Kakaramea, Pfttea. Whinwray, Sydney, butcher, Aratika., Kahnati. Whiteley, Tom, gardener. Rarawa House, New Plymouth; Williams, Charles, laborer, Otakeho, Waimatc West. Williams, James William, cab-driver, Egmont street, Patca. Williamson, Harry Ernest, wheelwright, Stratford Hotel, Stratford. Wiltshire, Frederick, farmer, Auroa road, Waimatc West. Winter, Norman Wilfred Joseph, lettercarrier, Hobson street, New Plymouth. Wooding, Maurice Emmctt, laborer, Manaia. Wray, Alfred Charles, Brown ttroet, Waitara. Record Your Pleasures Suf f erefs ;*!- from i?ow e 2 Goitre 1 "t am lhanktui to iyt!i:unfteru»lng Full rtirticnlay I'ost Free on application t» A. DOIG) Family Chemist The happy inoidents oonneotod with a Saturday afternoon excur.iion, a week-end trip, or an oxtonded holiday can be enhnncod and kept in memory for ever by tbo aid. of Kodak pio- ( tures. ' , Besides, you need an Autographic ' Kodak to take snapshots of home life and to record the growth and progress of the oliildron, / There are Brownie Cameras from 7/6 to 63/Autographic Kodaks from 35/- lo L £ls/15/. KODAK (A'sio), LTD. Wellington . Auoklaad • Dunedin