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Taranaki Daily News, 15 December 1926, Page 9

A few years ago a journey to New Plymouth was an event in the lives of coastal residents, the trip involving a ride lasting for several hours in a horse drawn coach over rough metalled roads. Indeed, to transact a little business necessitated an absence from home of at least two or three days. To-day thanks to the improved road surfaces and the splendid and convenient timetable maintained by Gibsons Motors, Ltd., with their magnifieient fleet of buses and cars, a journey to New Plymouth is merely a pleasant incident that varies the routine of farm life, farmers being able to visit New Plymouth, transact business and return home between milkings at a maximum of comfort and a minimum of expense. The firm, in keeping with its progressive policy, has just revised its tariff and, whilst maintaining its service at the previous high level of efficiency, has announced a substantial reduction in fares. “PRICES”—FOR THE PICNIC. Those week-end jaunts and wayside picnics can be made all the more enjoyable if you’ve tucked away in the car a few bottles of that delicious cordial made with Price’s Concentrated Beverage. An inexpensive drink—l/6 bottle makes 3 gallons cordial. You must try flavoun Limes, flavoured Lemon, and flavoured Orange, among others. Make sure it's “Price’s.” 2