Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 30 January 1931, Page 6

If You Must Economise, And you should, Here’s One Way! A Besley Suit will FIT you because it will be MADE FOR YOU ; and it will be supremely COMFORTABLE, and KEEP its smart shape for the same reason. These things being so, and considering that such a Suit can be obtained here for as low as £5 17/6,, don’t ; you agree that it is the wisest kind of economy to let us make your next Suit? ... Besley’s Ltd. The Modern Tailors, DEVON.STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Union Street, Hawera. They “Strite* but work for | : 192 hours on lit* \ " one wind -up z j 1/i —these 8 day .< clocks from FdALGLEISH I ■ . For Glfti That Last, ■ ■ NEW PLYMOUTH. ’Phon-348. g g J. MakeSureJ%| I of Your Sight g Let a Capable Optometrist B examine your eyes — qne B who has the knowledgeand ■ experience to diagnose and H M prescribe the proper lenses 5 B for your particular case. - B B My experience is the result B !|' w of practical work combined B with thorough study. lam Wk qualified by examination. Consult me. k J. 0. Bennett I Optometrist & Optician, Tel. 630. " J 99 A.M.P. SOCIETY. Largest and most successful Mutual Life Office in the British Empire, and offers the beet contract obtainable. Are you insured? Or are you carrying sufficient insurance? If not, now is the time to get it done. CONSULT J. R. MURCH, And be a successful buyer of insurance. The District Agent, Box 87, New Plymouth CARDS, LETTERS OF THANKS, ETC. PRINTED PROMPTLY AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. A WISE MAN BANKS HIS SAVINGS With the NEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK. (Established 1850). Head Office: DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. BRANCH AT FITZROY. G. E. DINNISS, Manager. The Bank with Eighty Years of Public Service to its Credit. The Hustlers’ first sale for 1931 now in full swing. They only hold two sales in the year and then their prices are cut far below cost. Every department displays seasonable goods at extra low prices to enable them to quit their stocks. An early visit will repay you and prove to your satisfaction the truth of their advertisement. Bigger, better savings than ever offered before. The Hustlers.* An enjoyable dance and social arranged by Mesdames Larkin, Huggett and Broad was held in the Kawaroa Bungalow, New Plymouth, last night in honour of Miss Mary Crawshaw. Music was supplied by Renton’s Orchestra and the masters of ceremonies were Messrs. Sandford and Broar*