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Taranaki Daily News, 14 May 1925, Page 5

Velveteens NSW VBLVETEENS in 271 n and 36in. A gpacia! window display will be made thig week of the new Wanted Shades in thess beautiful and popular rioU fabrtoe. VELVETEEN’S are In demand more than ever, and prices are within the reach of everybody. We are showing the following shades i—* « 87in, 7/11 yd. Jade, Cream, Coquelieot, Black, Navy, Kingfisher, Sky, Brown, Pheasant. 86in. 8/11 yd. Reseda, Grey, Ponoeau, Jade, Saxe, Coquelieot, Navy, Black, Brown, Pheasant. These are quality goods at low prices, See them when in town. J. H. MORTON DRAPER, ELTHAM The House for Quality and Value,

Criterion Motor Garage 80 LIARDET STREET ALL NIGHT SERVICE Studebaker Cars We have been appointed Agents for the Studebaker Cars in New Plymouth and surrounding districts. We are in a position to offer service to Studebaker C&r owner#j also particulars re latest Duplex Models. CRITERION MOTORS, LTD, 'PHONE 139

Ah JL Indian PRINCE Gives a Degree of Riding Confidence and Road Worthiness Not Previously Attainable LOTS of men who need motor-cycles are deterred by the belief that a motor-cyclist must be an athlete. Some present owners do not use their machines as much as they could, because they do not feel quite happy under some road and weather conditions. With the Prince all these doubts and fears disappear. There is a feeling of absolute confidence, a sense of complete security—for these reasons.— I.—The Balance and Weight Distribution of the Prince are so perfectly proportioned that each wheel keeps its proper road fcrip on any &rade or road surface. X—The centre of gravity and saddle position are so low that the shortest rider aannot possiblv overbalance. 3.—Ali essential controls are actually and constantly in the rider’s Scrips | _ s £25 down | Send a Post Card for Literature LIGHTBAND & WANN, LTD. New Plymouth, Stratford & Hawera.

The f ICars MOTORING UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS! A trip was undertaken in a 15-30 Crossley Saloon. The party of five and luggage left Dunedin on Sunday, March 29, for Matakanui, Ln the Wakatipu County. The distance travelled was 285 milee, and the rout* taken was through Mosgiel-Ou tram-Woodside, thenoe through to Clark’s via Deep Stream, then on to Middlemareh, Rock and Pillar, Hyde, Kokonga-Ranfuriy-Wedderburn, Oturehua-Becks Matakanui. The return trip was via Blackstone Hill-Kyburn-Green V alley-Wftihemf-Palmerston and Walkouaiti. Throughout the trip the roads were very rough, and the hilts negotiated were exceptionally steep, and in some parts clay tracks were enoouiwtered; these were greasy owing to heavy rains which fell the day previous. Taking these facts into consideration this car put up a wonderful performance, and on all occasions had ample reserve power $ the average speed maintained was 24 miles per hour. The petrol ooaSUmptiOD was 10 gallons for the total distance of 285 miles. CROSSLEY DEPOT: 38 Waring Taylor Street Wellington