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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 25, 26 January 1901, Page 3

FAREWELL DRAPERY SALES FAREWELL DRAPERY SALE!! FAREWELL DRAPERY SALE!!! RETIREMENT OF MR. W. MOREY AFTER 29 YEARS. A GREAT FAREWELL SALE oi DRAPERY and CLOTHING will be glutted [On SATURDAY NEXT JANUARY 12™. At W. MOBEY & SBN'S, Through the retirement of MR. W. MOHEY from the Business. Onr Large and Splendid Stook ofj DRAPERY AND CLOTHING will be all marked down to special SALE PSICES! SALE PRICESi; SALE PRICES !!! which will Commence on SATURDAY NEXT 1 SATURDAY NEXT 1! SATURDAY NEXT!!! J;AKUARY 12th, 1901. MR. W. MOREY Has bow been before the Taranaki pnblic, at a Draper and Olothier, since 1872. His retirement, therefore, after so long a period, may be reasonably looked for, and a Bumper Bale Bhoald be a fitting termination. Everybody is well aware that our stock of Drapery is amongst the best to be found in Now Plymouth, and it will be all marked down at greatly Reduced Prices te command a Grist Clearance Sale, and you will not be disappointed, as we mean to tell cheap enough to eatisfy everyone on SATURDAY NEXT 1 SATURDAY NEXT 1 BATURDAY NEXT 111

tfVPlease to note tbatthe Establishment will be CLOSED on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT to enable nc to thoroughly PREFABS THE 3TOOK FBIOB TO OHLLIKG. ITPayment of Quarterly Account* may be made on those days, but no other BaslneM will be trans&oted. Term of Hale will be strictly tor CABH and nothing sent out on approbation dojieg the Sale. Any Goods not appro rod tbe money will fce returned. Goods that may be booked usual prices will be charged. We want a Ready Money Sale to facilitate Partnership matters. j ADDRKSS MOBEY & SON, DEVON-STREET, New Plymouth.

I GO TO TEEDS ! (A paean by a Grateful Friend.) When tortured by rheumatic piins, Abrasions, cuts, scald*, atinga, and ppra'nn, Or grievous 'lio through nervous veins; Whilst head-ache screed tt Belief at once —one way— obtains, I go to Teeds I Another plague scare, less acute, Is known as corns upon the foot, Which makss one writhe and curse the boot This evil feeds. For stuff for such to clean outroot, I go to Teeds! When testing colds the frame afflicts And nose does run, like floods «f Styx, While sneeze and cough together mix, Bad anguish breeds, I soon cry quit* vrith this dire I go to Teeds TEED k 00., The Pharsnacj.

MISS COTTIER HAS OK VIHW A Otaoic* and Varied Seleotion FANSY GOODS, NOVELTIES, XMAB AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS AND CARDS. Leather Goeds—Purses (plwn and ailvo moanted), Hand Bags, Ladies' and Qent'a Dressing Oasss. All of superb styleand quality. Writing Desks It Workbojces (in wood ad leather Dainty Wall Calendars (extensive collection). Nothing iiko tha elegant show of Basket ware ever seen in New Plymouth. Ait Needlework—Silks—Wools. CHILDREN'S TOYS AND BOOKS. CHRISTMAS ANNUALS of bll Descriptions N.B.—To be up-to-date and well-informed join MISS OOTTIBR'S Magazine Club. Address Broogham-stree

GHETWODE SCHOOL, DKVON-bTUKET, NEW PLYMOUTH, Boarding and day school for the Higher Education of Girls. Principal: Miss Stanfobd, Assisted by Mies McEachan, M.A., and an efficient itaflt. Pupils preparod for Matriculation, Civil Service, and all Musical Examinations. Special attention is given to the Physical Development of the Pupil b and every care ia bestowed on their mental and meral trainSohoel course includes Kagliah U all its branches, French, Latin, Maih»&tics, Science, Tfaeor of Mnsic, Calisthentoa, Olsbs Singing, and Needlework. The next term will commence WEDMJSaDAY, February 6th, lflOl.. The Principal will be at home to receive intendfhg pupils on SATURDAY, February 2nd, atidj TUESDAY, February sth, from 3 to 5 p.m. f