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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144777, 6 September 1915, Page 6

One of the shells which sank the “Emdcn” rested in the breech of a big gun on H.M.A.S. Sydney. This shell weighed over half a ton, and behind it was a driving charge sufficient to hurl it several miles. A touch of a lever!—the charge exploded and the massive steel shell was literally squeezed out of the gun at the rate of 5000 feet a second. Something like a-squeeze, wasn’t it? In like Is Going Great Gnus! Every, day we score a palpable hit-economists take care not to miss any of these offerings, and it thrift is your policy you won t go wide-of the mark by purchasing here and now. AIM STRAIGHT FOR MANCHESTER SAVINGSI AIM STRAIGHT FOR MILLINERY SNAPS! AIM STRAIGHT FOR EMBROIDERY ECONOMIES! AIM STRAIGHT FOR HUNDREDS OF SAVINGS! But you’ll have to hurry '.—such a phenomenal event cannot last *'• , 1. j _ ili/t /alncnrA manner Morey’s Squeezed-Gist Sale for ,very long and every day we may have to apply the closure. M and N DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.

ITS A TIE! Yes,.it’s a tie.that every man will he wanting when he sees the nobby styles we are showing. “Broadway” or “Pall Mall” are not displaying designs and shades more tempting than those of-our new spring tie specials. But there, you well know Hookham’s reputation for neckwear. And-this time we ll_we won’t say any more, but just you make a bee-line for-these ties—they’re right. w. T. HOOKHAM, HOOKHAM’S CORNER, NEW PLYMOUTH.

0> Va tpe> <S23>means loss of the muscular power of the eyes. After the age of forty the elasticity of the ocular muscles becomes less and less until it ceases. All old people, should have the aid of glasses. , Tbey-shonld, however, make sure by having the sight tested periodically, that the glasses are really correct, as different glasses are often necessary as age advances. In this way sight can be preserved to the last. WE TEST THE SKBT DAILY. ERNEST B. DAVIES, F.S.M.C. (London), F. 1.0- (England), The London Qualified Optician. Devon Street, New Plymouth.

CHEAP COAL. TATJPIBI OR WAIPA STEAM. Ex Truck. Delivered. 1 Ton, 30s Od 1 Ton, 32s Od i Ton, 15s 6d i Ton, 16s 6d J Ton. 8s 6d 1 Ton, 9s Od 12 Bags to the Ton. Not .Cash. Obtainable from W. E. BENDALL & CO., ’Phone 61, E. CROOT, ’Phone 129. D. PENMAN, ’Phone 342. WESTPORT COAL CO., LTD., dS6B ’Phone 61. ALEC FORBES. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HIGH-CLASS TAILORING. ALEC FORBES, Opp. Theatre Royal, New Plymouth. dBO6 HAWKE’S BAY DAIRYING LAND. FOR SALE, CHEAP. MESSRS. HOLDEN having decided to dispose of their Woodville Estate, consisting of about 800 acres, ten minutes from Railway Station, 1 am authorised to offer it in one or two lots, provided sale can be simultaneously effected. lae cash required is £BOOO, or two cqv;valeut,smns. 1 rice, £35 per acre. Will cut up ana sell at £SO per acre in small areas. Description of Country.—Rich alluvial flats leading up to terraces of old bush , land. 1 Apply EUSTACE LANE, Hastings or Najjier.

E. ADAMSON. DYER 'AND FRENCH! DRYCLEANER, SSKAI I A R A. COSTUMES, FEATHERS AND* GLOVES 'A speciality: AlEOrdersJeft' vrith Mr. Pellew, Red Post Comer,,. New -Plymouth, promptly attended, "to. d 639 We want your order ■‘THE WORSHIP OE PRECEDENT IS THE DEATH-OF BUSINESS.” SO IT IS IN TAILORING WE ARB UP TO DATE. H. COCKER, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILOR, DEVON STREET. THEY please the palate of particular people and improve the flagging appetite —MILITARY PICKLES. aP ahead ip,