Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1930, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. • - .jj u - L -fir t-'r—- > - - ; A- .- 1 ," "" "x I A Complete Outfit ; for the School Girl n I Navy Tunics, in good quality SeKge. r d made and finished. Lined throughout. Fit L '• girls from 7 years at 13/6, to 16 years at I°’ Navy Flannel Blazers. Finished with White '>- s Cord. Fit girls from 6 years at to $6 . V d years at 21/-. . Navy Serge School Hats. Assorted- shapes. , All One Price, 3/11 each. y-_ School Blouses, in White' English ; : Regulation style, with short sleeves siKtt rounded collar. All sizes. Only 5/11 each. '; Cream Fuji Jumpers, with shirt collar and 1 long sleeves. To fit girls from 11 to 1$ years ' at 10/6,.arid froiri 14 to 16 years at 11/6. ►., Navy Gabardine Raincoats. Rubber lined, ; \ 1 belted, adjustable collar. Fit girls from § . years at 22/6, to 16 years at 36/6. b. We hold complete stocks of Boys* High s, School Outfits in registered colours—Blazers, Pullovers, Ties, Sox, etc. These are supplied to the order of the Principal. ; : ~ i —and the School Boy Navy Serge Shorts. Best quality material .. and linings. Size to fit boys from sto 7 at 9/6, 8 to 12 at 10/6, and 13 to 18 at 12/6 pair. - e Other selections at 5/11 and 7/11 pair. h Navy Flannel Shirts. All Wool. Fast dye. , 1 A quality that will give every satisfaction. From size to fit boy of 7at 9/11, to size to < ' j fit youth 17 at 15/-. , Other selections at from 5/11 to |B/11 each. All-Wool Pullover. V neck. Woven black, ; . white and amber stripe. Fit boys from 7at | 1 12/6, to youths of 19 years at 17/6. ‘l’ ■ ’ L,;„ Whites Limited, New Rlymoirth—— J

THE NORTH TARANAKI • FINANCE ' ’ , AND DEPGSITCO., LTD. CAPITAL now increased to £lO,OOO Loans granted on all forms of security. Inquire terms ; from—--1 •; H. E. VAUGHAN, / i J' Secretary,- ‘ Waitara. 1 ■ . PRUDENTIAL JWANCE QO, . CAPITAL h - £lO,OOO ' HXED DEPOSITS. - . > - . RATES OF INTEREST: 30 Months..< 63% 12. Months. .7 5>% 18 ' Months. 6% 3 Months..si% ■ 24 Months..?.; 6|% 6 Months..;.; 5}% Deposits of £5 and upwards received. COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS ; Devon Street, New Plymouth. . ■ ,T HE T AR ANAKI ( ' JNVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT CORPORATION < LIMITED, ■' / r ■ , • ' ■ Directors: Messrs. J. B. Richards (Chairman), Jas. Fredric, E. Marfell, Alan Good, H. G. Gibson, L. R. Curtis, S. Macalister. ' . Liberal advances made on mortgage at i Lowest Current Rates. Deposits received. INTEREST: At Call r.-. .43 per cent. 6 Months «. 5 per cent. 12 and 24 Months ...... 6 percent. WILLIAM POWER, Secretary, Stratfo rd. j•- - ' • i y . . / r-. . . ■ pGMONT LOAN QOMPANY. ' ' ■■ .. i . . - 1 MONEY LENT ANY TERMS. TOWN OR COUNTRY. s A. J. TUNBRIDGE Secretary. i. Company’s Office: 1 ' 82 Upper Brougham St., New Plymouth. JJARDWICKE & pOBERTSON, LTD., WINE, SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS. U D.C.L. WHISKY A SPECIALITY. D.C.L. WHISKY A SPECIALITY. COURTENAY ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. f , 7 ■“ * i ■ 1 ’Phone 95 P.O. Box And at Wellington. 1 XVXXfORS chew Kapex Cough Cubes. A 1 from coughs, colds, ‘S 'and throatSttoubiK. . 1/6 all cheupstei 1

1 - WILL YOU GIVE ORDERS OR ' RECEIVE THEM? 7 — V’;- 7 'J'HE difference between the Manager the “understrapper” who follows tn. orders, is only the difference between i good business education and the lack $ . it. ; ; 1.,. <•’,. - ■ Now, -while you are young, is the tinrf for you to secure practical commercis training. t 'j / SPARE TIME STUDY IN YOUR OWN HOME . ... will enable you to qualify for rapid pro’' gress to the ranks of the order-givere. Let Hemingway’s . train you.. Postal Instruction is a sure road to euc cess; It is proven and practical. Study one of these profitable courseo£— Book-keeping, Accountancy Profit Cost Accountancy, Law Banker’s Diploma, Teacher’s Cer- > • tificates, Matriculation, Public Ser- , " vice Entrance, Salesmanship, Advertising, Land Agency, Pitman’s Shorthand, Business Letter Writ" , j - ing. . ' • i By postponement you are only robbing , yourcelf. Write ntw for particulars of ; the Course in which you are interested- | .. ' ” ' IJJEMINGWAYS . ■ CORRESPONDENCE | •" ? < ?' ' i’■ ',-1 P.O. BOX 546, AUCKLAND. , - gTOP .rpilAT J)BAUGHT. ■ ... ‘ . ■ ■.' •. ' . ■ y '<l 'Fit a Rustlees. Draught Stop Pad io/ your door end be comfortable. ?’ ' . ■ ' > ■' " .' ;• ■ ft’ . ■ > Call and inspect at ST. AUBYN ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. ‘ ,■ ' ' ' •’ ■' - ' • h j. 7 :. . TO POULTRY FANCIERS. ' JMPORTKD'. ££££os TTAVING considerably increased my stoc and plant, I am now in a poritic to supply DAY-OLD CHICKS AND SEI TINGS of eggs' in any number. The i troduction of- new blood, more eggs pr hen and concentration upon good type he been my aim. Last year a cockerel vp purchased at considerable cost from A,p tralia and placed at the head of my flo«. j This is a grandson of the famous “Maisi” (registered R.O.P. hen No. 6) that lid 351 eggs in 364 days at the British - ■ , bia egg-laying competition at Agajs, Canada, while on the male-ride there ire two crosses of 330 and 307 egg product. Cockerels from this magnifies-.:.; bird ire being used this year and the progeny I now offering should be great egg layers md full of quality.,' | ? My birds, this year, have won 50 prim, 13 specials and 6 cups, as well as the J&i Jarvis Honour Bowks. 's£ : ; ? ■ . ft WHZTS LEGHORN.—Day-old . chj&fc F, 15/- per dozen, or £0 10s par Settings 10/6. • | LIGHT SUSSEX.—IS/- per setting . ' IMPORTED STRAIN, American ' £ Rocks.—£l Is per setting. ; i BOeSl ORDERS EARLY TO AVCMD DISAPPOINTMENT. . . ' -J cordially welcomed st th® . a. a. am H 'Rhone-623. Celia Stratfori Stratford Poultry Farm,? s j | QKATO J time and harvest will but you must plant good seed. ; . large variety of Garden Seeds growk 'lßr SuttoeA, Coopers, and Audkhnd Seed-fMf* ■ f ’ L.J - V ;