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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16759, 8 June 1920, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE UTMOST IN STYLE It’s what every man asks for it’s the I first thing you notice in OUR READY-TO-WEAR SUITS. And wo have so many for you to choose from. MS All the new fabrics— All the new shades— All the new stylo features— BUT HERE’S THE STRONG POINT about “Kash” Reacly-to Wears: They aro priced from £6 10s. Thus style and economy go hand in hand. J. J. LOMAS, i The Best Value Store in Taranaki Devon Street, New Plymouth. O ¥ A L JJ A I I. NEW PLYMOUTH TO OPUNA&iS DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. TIME-TABLE AND PARES. Seats may he booked and parcels left at the Garage, Brougham Street, Now Plymouth; or Club Hotel Stables, Opunake. All parcels to be pro-paid. gNELLING AND DREW’S, PROPRIETOP. S. Garage: Brougham Street (opposite Royal Hotel), gAST J£ND QOACH JUCTORY. Motor-car Body Repairs, Cars Painted or Enamelled in any colour and style required. Farm Implements repaired by first-class workmen. Horse-shoeing and General Smithing. Rubber Tyres fitted to Gig and Trap Wheels. E E C IJ. INGLEWOOD. Next Bank of New South Wales. LUXURIOUS 'J'AXI RIDING. RETURNED SOLDIERS’ TAXI SERVICE. T>Y ringing ’Phone 770 or. Taxi Stand , U >phone 534, you will have placed at your disposal, either five or seven-seater • up-to-date cars. Reliable and experienced drivers in charge. Pleasure or business trips, mountain parties, wedI ding parties, specially catered for. Our Motto: Promptitude, day or night. | gEED AND JJAILEY, PROPRIETORS. 190 Young Street, New Plymouth. NOTICE. P thanking patrons for past favours, I desire to state that I have now installed a Landis Shoe Stiteher on my premises. This machine enables the best class of work to be turned out in a shoit time. Ladies' and gents.’ best work specially entered for. G. C. KIRBY, Queen Street, Now Plymouth. b 367 [ > TATTERS ALL'S STABLES AND i GARAGE ... EGMONT STREET. O ELI ABLE Motor-cars, with compet- [ ■*-" ent drivers, for hire; also all kinds of Vehicles. Livery and Bait Stables. [ Ample accommodation for storing motorcars, motor-bicycles, etc. ’Phone 62. X. W. WEST prielor. rFEN drops of Nazol on a small piece -*• of lint or flannel and placed between the shirt and singlet is a good way to get the benefit of constant inhalation —which protects the air passages against influenza infection. 4 is better to uso Nazol too freely than too carefully for inhalation. Its effect is more pronounced and reduces the danger of infection from influenza germs. 6 F