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Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1928, Page 1

STRATFORD WANTEDS. £5 10/- ™' E m S rri7eTr suits- to- Measure, up to £7 15/-. The latest in Suit Lengths to select from. Carryer’s, Stratford. CARRYER’S L’rice tor Mens ' Smart Fur Felt Hats, new range just landed. We also stock Tress, Woodrow, Stetson and Borsalino. Carryer’s, Stratford. Y H. HILLOCK has landed new stocks ■* * of Men’s Tennis Trousers in latest shades. Priced from 11/6 to 30/-. '.t The Kash. Y H. HILLOCK is selling Men’s Glace ‘ Kid Shoes at 21/-, worth 30/-. See these at The Kash, Stratford Y H. HILLOCK is now busy making x * suits to fit particular men, and prices unbeatable. Call at The Kash, Stratford. VV WITT, Celia Street, Stratford,~wifl ’undertake carrying of any description; town or country. Charges reasonable. ’Phone 747. f.y. £lo'oo ®IYEN away at Len tell’s huge money-saving sale. Do your Xmas. Shopping now. offered to all customers of Lentell’s Annual Sale. 5/- to 10/in the £ discount, pON'T forget to visit our Annual Jewellery Sale and rave money. Lcntell’s. . (JSE Persian Poppy Emollient for rough, cracked hands; soothes and softens2/- and 3/6 post free. Gaw, Chemist, Stratford.d.n. iyjAKE your hands beautiful with Persian Poppy Emollient. Excellent for sunburn or after shaving. Gaw, Chemist, Stratford. d.u. KAPONGA WANTEDS yy CARRINGTON, Hairdresser and To- * bacconist Two chairs, no waiting, best service. All leading Tobaccos and Smokers’ Requisites stocked Billiard Saloon, two tables. Y’our patronage solicited. MISCELLANEOUS. JpOR SALE. Colonial Couches, Settees, Gramophone and Records, Push Chairs, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Tables and all sorts of Furniture cheap, at Watson’s Second-hand Shop, Ariki New Plymouth. d.y. BODIES’ Handbags and’ Sunshine Purees in all colours from 5/-. Wigley’s (opp. L. A. Nolan and C.o). d.n. Wallets, Pocket Books, Dressing Cases, Collar Boxes. A wide range to choose from. Wigley’s, 242 Devon St. yyiG LEY’S have a wide range of Maori Work in Suede Goods suitable for sending to the Old Country. Opposite L. A. Nolan and Co.d.n. JJAVE your Lawn Mower sharpened by a machine' that will make a true job and one that will prove a pleasure to work. Walter Harvey, opp. McNeill’s. d.w. rcAY & uimissoH TO LEASE. /pO LEASE for 5 years, 99 acres situated at Lepperton, on the Mountain Rd. Rent £2 10s per acre- Stock to go with property. 36 Dairy Cows at £l3 each, also milking machines and motor for £7O. Farm will carry 40 cows well. Half year's rent in advance. Apply sharp to— & BAURENSON, SOLE AGENTS, HAWEKA. ’Phone 2660. ’Phone 2660. PERMANENT jyAVING SHINGLED HEADS £2 2/= Don’t run any risks with your next Permanent Wave, let a fully quaified and experienced operator show you what can be done on the only machine of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. IJADAME JYLACE, Devon Buildings (upstairs), New Plymouth NEW SEASON’S GARDEN PEAS DWARF —Richard Seddon, William Hurst, Carter’s Daisy, Greenfeast. STICK —Stratagem, Dwarl Defiance, Yorkshire Hero, Te Arolia. IN PACKETS OR BY THE POUND. E. L. GILBERT & CO. BROUGHAM ST, NEW PLYMOUTH. EARLY SERVICE TO HAWERA. EARLY SERVICE TO NEW PLYMOUTH f~IA.R leaves Daily News Office each morning (except Sunday) at 4 o’clock for Hawera, connecting with services to Wanganui, Wellington, and Napier. Leaves Inglewood 4-30, Stratford 5.0, Eltham 5.20, arrive Hawera 5.45. - Return from Hawera 7 a.m, Eltham 7.30, Stratford 8, Inglewood 8.30, arrive New Plymouth 9. Southern people have therefore time to do their business in New Plymouth and return by the mid-day services. L J. LOVERIDGE, I’roprie! or.