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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1929, Page 2

ROAD TRANSPORT THE CHEAPEST. Daily Service between New Plymouth and Wanganui, calling at all towns en routs. Our Cheap Rates will astonish you. RING 193 or 913 FOR PROMPT SERVICE. •All Goods carried by us are Insured. HOOKER BROS., LIMITED. EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Branch Office and Sample Room; «$ Regent Street, Hawera. Telegraphic Address:— "Hooka,” New Plymouth. EW ’2 ealand jQAIRY FARMERS’ vODwZ rpOUR TO T7UROPE, JL MAY, J2j 1930. THOS. COOK AND SON have arranged ■for a Tour for N.Z. Farmers to Visit Great Britain, Ireland and , the Continent, with Experienced Courier, visiting British Farms, Shows, Herds, etc. A Tour Combining Business with Pleasure, in MAY, 1930. Officially recommended by N.Z. Govt. Agricultural Dept, and N.Z. Farmers’ Union; Inclusive Price, from New Zealand and Heturn: <V/«/vv ■ ! Send for Detailed Programme. • Price covers Passage, Hotel and All Expenses. Thos. /nook and qon, HOS. VOOK AND . £>ON, WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL AGENTS, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, ~ > AUCKLAND. : 1 I « • . • :«.t • ' : ■ , ' DAHL’S RELIABLE TENTS I / ' x ' I Size, BxB. Best White Duck top and heavy tenting walls. Complete with aU gear £4 5/-. This plain-to-be-seen value cannot be equalled. Write for our 40-page catalogue. DAHL’S LIMITED, 85 Rangitikel Street, Palmerston North.

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