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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1929, Page 8

Two Indian rajahs, accompanied by two other Indian gentlemen of rank and. a retinue of servants, have arrived in Sydney. The rajahs are striking figures, young men full of vigour, and of charming personality. They state they have come to Australia for a few months’ rest and to take a look round. They hope to •get some games of polo, for which sport they are liberally equipped. . The Empire Mail describes a remarkably effective window display in tho High Commissioner’s office in the Strand, London, which drew the attention of thousands of people to New Zealand products. On the left was a large “Imperial Bee, Esq.,” figure which smiled at the public as it turned its head to the front and lifted up different cards acclaiming the virtues of New Zea-, land honey. This figure stood upon tho counter of a shop owned by “John Bui, New Zealand’s largest customer.” In the centre, an unfolding panorama of New Zealand dairy scenes was continuous, and in front of it a mechanical cow turned lazily to the people, opened its mouth and “moo-ed” and whisked its tail. On the right ships sailed round the’world from New Zealand to Britain, and above their track a band of words stating that 8,000,000 carcases of New Zealand mutton and lamb camo annually in “this way to England. In front were wax replicas of New Zealand lamb careases. Appropriate wording on neat cards was displayed in different •places in the window, the idea being that the mechanical movement should attract, and that people would then read the facts set out regarding New Zealand produce. , . Men! You can’t afford to overlook these wonderful, bargains at the Melbourne’s Great' Winter Sale. Dily canvas coats (guaranteed) now 29/oj blanket tweed topcoats check reverse, now 69/6; N.Z. all wool socks 3 pairs for 2/9; Horrockses heavy weight winter pyjamas now 11/6; tweed knockabout suits now 26/9; Kaiapoi knitted socks 1/6 pair. Wire tweed shirts 3/11 and 6/6. Hundreds' of similar reductions.

Mr. A. W. Martin, the well-known rupture specialist, from Dunedin,, m is now on his twenty-fourth annual visit •, to the centres of New Zealand. He now at the Criterion Hotel, New Bymouth, where he can be consulted tree up to 5 p.m. on Thursady 18. Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Will be at the Central Hotel, Ha went, on Friday and Saturday, July 19 and 20.* - Among the many bargains to be had at Broome’s Corner are men’s h< > le P!’ working trousers at 7/11; mens grey sirits 37/6; boys’ . jerseys in navy, brown and dark grey, sizes Ifl to 8 , 4/6; men’s English saddle tweed trousers at 9/0; men’s odd coats h/9, men's odd vests 7/0; boys' J"** cotton singlets 1/6 to be obtain y at W. H. Broome’s, Taranaki s finest price store, Devon Street, New Ply mouth. Wintry weather is likely to continue for some time yet, but the problem o how to meet this weather will.be sol\ed if you buy now at Sale c ' •