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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16613, 10 December 1919, Page 9

THE TARANAKI FARMERS’ MEAT CO. LIMITED, The Works of the above Company are now open for the treatment of all classes of fat stock. The Company are prepared to treat stock on owners’ account or, if desired, will purchase stock at per head or at per lb. at Highest Market Rates. The Farmers in tho Province are reminded that the Works are established entirely for their own benefit, and are therefore urged to take full advantage of the 'facilities offered. Inquiries may be addressed to the Company’s buyers Mr. P. E. Garvey, Stratford, Telephone 2-17; P/ir. M. H. Barnett, N.P., Telephone 4635; Mr. Rod New Plymouth; Or at the Office of the Company. TRUCKS EC iw Almost 60,000 ir, usemore llian any olHcc make r* fcl Vka v' Supplied through any Motor Garage "THE REPUBLIC never “lets you 1 down” on important deliveries — because it has extra power and strength to meet all emergencies. Two rear axles One I-beam drop forging axle with nothing to do but carry the weight—one driving axle with nothing to do but drive. Internal gear drive —Torbensen— delivers 92% of the power at the wheels —more than any other drive. Four models —l Ton; 14 Ton; 2-24 Ton; and 34 Ton Capacities. One to suit your business exactly. Ask us. INGLIS BROS. & CO. LTD., *' Republic” Distributors for N.Z. Jervois Quay, Taranaki and Cable Sts., Wellington DUNLOP Presents m "mi ■ I to the I Cyclists of Xv New Z e a land the new Roadster \ 38 RAILROAD' Cycle Tyre. The perfection o Pattern, Material and Construction —it is bound to make its mark. Obtainable at all reputable Cycle Stores. Write for Price List. DUNLOP RUBBER CO. of Australasia, Ltd.. Wellington ClirhicbarrJi Auckland 95 Courtenay PI. Ild Worcester St. S2 Fori St. assgmes worked perfectly"— ®id Corsiior.End of the N.C.4 as m m N.C 4 Carried 'Willard” Still Better Batteries; o the long jump, KI7II in the air above the fop. the ' WILLARD : STORAGE BATTERIES functioned perfectly, never a mjas or, a ship. Ten S.O.R. "Willard" Batteries with Threaded Rubber Insulation wore on the N.C. 4 as she blaeed the trail" and made history; four were in use and six held in reserve but never needed. "Willard" Batteries were used because absolute, dependability and constant performance were essential. TROS. BALLINGER & Co., Ltd. 58 Victoria Street, Wellington. m STOMA® *ll,= ?.']o!orifSe! "Willard .inJ h*. faitLTd ?tn’v>bs?r Snsufcation ft {>9'- _ , /■'Hard Threaded ! lubber insulation Ji ut! %JSb *"1177 PLYMOUTH SERVICE STATION: SPEDDING AND STAINTON, LTD., 332-338 DEVON STREET.