Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 2 April 1934, Page 8

r* ) wNI \q* wra xoP VlP* J "" -, ', __ SHOP IN PATEA SHIRTS AND SHOES! ff Wft< W We are showing a new range of Tobrateo ff «Bnh Shirts ’ Neglige ’ an< ’ one c ° ar ■■ n/6 Also Mens M<,narch Shoes 21/- and 25/Mfiral TARANAKI OsOTfft CHAIN STORES LTD. "J*™?®®? .. PATEA .: : ’Phone 28 P - 0 ’ B "g J store is as near you as your telephone. EASTER OFFERING! PATEA HAIRDRESSING Advance range of I SALOON. I SoS* FuU range o. Pig Price, from W6 .« ’■’£*&’ LANGSLOW’S j. A . MANDERSON, Propr. 'Phone 162 = = PATEA GENUINE LEATHER COATS NOW ARRIVING Snlendid for Winter Wear. Smart Double-breasted and P Belted, carrying Maker’s Guarantee. Price 75/FOUR SQUARE CLOTHING STORE MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHIERS. — **^* *"^*" DAY AND NIGHT TAXI ' STOCKTAKING SALE SERVICE. , NOW ON! All classes of work,. including ■ ‘ ' 'long-distance trips. • ’ Bargains in all Departments. if- per mile one way.. Trips by arrangement. All trains met. D. ROOTS r. A. ADAMS •Phone 13. Box M - Cambridge St., Patea. ’Phone 111. * 1—1 “ MOTORISTS! STOP ! PATEA’S CYCLE DEPOT of Refreshments at our Famj RATES - - Proprietor ous Tearoom, opp. Firebell, at j • south end of town. Complete Stocks of Cycles and rnn t Arm?*: Accessories. REST ROOM FOR LADIES. Personal supervision of Repairs to BEST OF BREAD AND all classes of Motor-Cycles and SMALL GOODS. all work Guaranteed. E. REED RAPID ’Phone 168. eliable PATEA MINERAL EASONABLY PRICED WATER CO., LTD. EPAIRS TO FOOTWEAR (W. G. Ray, Manager) , AERATED WATER & : CORDIAL 4 Are executed by ••••»• MAN Pj ACTI ? ERS A ra „w-<> Have you tried our Spun Orange? W. LESTER Mete . _____■■——*■ Newest Styles in Men’s Overcoats At J. C. ROBB’S. ' STILL THE STYLE LEADERS. WEAR THAT HAPPY SATISFIED SMILE THAT OUR OVERCOATS CREATE. We are shewing the New Styles and Tweeds. Truly a great selection. Priced from 45/- to 7 Guineas. PREPARE FOR EASTER AND NIPPY NIGHTS. JL J. C. RO B B THE MODERN MEN’S STORE REM high street hawera THE HOLIDAY THAT HELPS Your Railways at Your Service __o How well you know that you would like a holiday—the changes of scene and the escape from routine, the sally into refreshing places, the tonic that will strengthen you for tasks ahead. “Yes—but the cost?” you say. Well, your railways cut the cost of transport. The fares average less than a penny a mile, second-class, and a small fraction over a penny, first-class. Then think of the safety and comfort for yourself and the relief from anxiety about relatives and friends. In the past eight years your railways have carried 180 million passengers without a fatality. TRAVEL BY RAIL—AND RELAX.

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