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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13761, 25 September 1908, Page 3

I THE GLADIATOR CAR SCORES THE | i WORLD OVER. • DEEDS, NOT WORDS has got to be the motto of the Motor Car, m of everything that makes its mark. Judged by this standard, the /, well-known GLADIATOR Car takes first rank. Here are some facts / that prove it: In the Royal Automobile Club's Consumption and Speed Contest of 201 miles, the GLADIATOR came through FIRST for Petrol consumption, using 8 per cent, less than the stipulated allowance, and second for speed. In the big annual French trial — the Chateau Thierry Hill Climb— the GLADIATOR was FIRST in its class. In the Gaillon Hill (1 Climb a GLADIATOR put up fastest time. 11l At the Evereux Meeting GLADIATOR scored the fastest kilo- r •metre of the day. A GLADIATOR made the longest non-stop h run ever accomplished under the observation of tne Transvaal II Automobile Club. . fit In all these instances the GLADIATOR was in company any car Hi might be proud of. Yet it scored heavily. There's a reason in] ' behind these performances. In] i Send for Illustrated Catalogue, and let us explain it fully. nil We are the sole authorised agents in the Dominion for nU GLADIATOR, VAUXHALL, FIAT and BROWN CARS, M and "THE BROWN" MOTOR CYCLES. HI Particulars cheerfully furnished. \ * 'B ACCESSORIES. — These come to us by every boat from leading W ; English and Continental makers; No shoddy goods, though. 11l r Write about anything you want, and compare our prices. 11l SCOTT, MORGAN & CO., J] MOTOR CAR IMPORTERS, 49 Manchester St., CHRISTCHURCH. jjj AGENCIES: 111 Hawke's Bay— -P. W. Sampson and Co., County Garage. Waipukurau ff Taranaki — A. Beeston, Criterion Garage, New Plymouth „, U High-class Touring Cars for Hire by ths , I ' hour, day, or by arrangement. ■

MACKIE & COY. DISTILLERS, LTD. • Glasgow, 14th July, 1908. Messrs. S. L. Humphries & Coy., NEW PLYMOUTH. Dear Sirs, — We are pleased to , inform you that we have been awarded the/ distinction of the Royal Warrant of Appointment to His Majesty King Edward VII. "WHITE HORSE" Whisky has been supplied to the Royal Household' during the past 25 years. The honour of the Royal Warrant is a conclusive* proof of the quality and position ofi our "White Horse" Whisky in thisj country where whisky is known, and we trust you will make the fact .known as widely as possible. We can assure you that we will ever keep up the high quality, as our reputation has been made and is staked on this. Our system of^blending prevents variation, and our reserves in bond are very large. ' -' -f*+ " The Guarantee of Analysis r of every blend we give should ensure confidence, even to those who are not good judges of whisky, notwithstanding the attempt of several opponents to belittle it. We are always willing to assist as far as possible, and hope for your cooperation in placing the "White Horse" in the leading position as its undoubted totality warrants for it. We are, dear sirs, "Yours faithfully, MACKIE & COY. DISTILLERS, LTD. A. H. HOLM, e75 Managing Director. DISTINCTIVE MILLINE..Y DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY D!STifttmVE< MILLINERY AT PELLEW'S. PELLEW'S. PELLEW'S. We are showins a GRAND DIS PLAY this season of the Very Latest Models in TRIMMEEL MILLINERY TRIMMED^ MILLINERY At the TEMPORARY SHOP, (opposite present premises). Also DAINTY NECKWEAR, PARASOLS, BLOUSES, RIBBONS, Etc* Orders taken for Hats to be made in any colour or shape. Prices moderate. Satisfaction Guaranteed. INSPECTION INVITID. Note the Address — WILLIAM PELLEW, DKVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. e2SC PIANOFORTE TUNING. CW. COKER, Certificated leaner • from Messrs John Brinsmead and Sons', London. Pianos and Organs tuned and repair ed in town and country. * Orders left with Mr Thomas Avery, Stationer, Deroo St., New Plymouth. } IT has served you well for many years now. We don't need to tell you "its good qualities — but — eggs are getting cheaper, and you have no HARLAND's MOA BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. It has stood the test of time. At all stores. See that the full name is on the labels e7 YOU can get it cheaper at "The Rod Post."