Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 78, 6 April 1904, Page 3

f SOMEHOW { $ f Trousers never Inst as long as £ the coat—thiil is because the legs J do more work than tlio rest of the J body. A good cont with shabby • { trousers is the kind of distinc- f J tion few men like. The simple « J way out of the dillicuUy is to tot jjj | ANOTHER PAIR of TROUSERS { J and see out the coat and vest. J The Melbourne's stock of 'i'rous- * J ers consists of the good, suitable, J { durable kind for every walk and | { work in life. TAILOR CUT TROUSERS AT ; 756d,1056d, to 15s 6di Our Famous Low Prices Will Ad- J lirution. Melbourne Clothing Company, Corner Devon and Liardet Streets STILL RETAIN OTIR REPUTATION WITH OUR WINTER DISPLAY t WITH OIIR WINTER DISPLAY ! We're young traders, consequently vigorous—we use our vigor ,to defeiul our reputation by placing for your criticism OUK GRAND COLLECTION of EXCLUSIVE CHOICE LINEi-S. SMART GOODS, NOVELTIES. Our JACKET VALUE cannot, be beaten, and the smartest, wear to be seen. MACKINTOSHES rival everything for price, and etpinl anything in the trade for style. Our DHRISS VALUE DRESS STYLE is right ; exclusive lengths, choice blends, and low prices make our stock tho most interesting in the trade. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, smocked in velvet and serges, for big or small girls.

COSTUMKS Paris Cut. COSTUMES, British Cut. Ready to wear, perfect luste, right style, choice. SKIRTS, smart tailor-cut, perfect models. WE SUPPLY the newest, best, cheapest, smartest every available market can supply, FOR CASH. HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE, Devon Street. MEMO FROM JOSEPH T. WHITE, Good Value Grocer, DEVON STREET. Your Orders solicited for— CHAMPION VINEGAR (Draught or Bottle) COLONIAL VINEGAR Al. PICK LINO SPICE ALBERT SAUDIXKS INGLEWOOII BACON (Smoked or Unsmokcd) AND ALL OTHER GROCERY, NOTE ADDRESS : GOOD VALUE CUOCEKV, DEVON STRICET. Telephone No. 92. Visitors to New Plymouth SHOULD VISIT THE Big Boot Sale! Now in Full Swing at DEARE'S IJP-TO-IMTE FOOTWEAR SHOP. Opposite Colloe Palace. Ladies' Glace Bills half-price, 1(5/0 for 8/3 Ladies' Glace Shoes, Box Calf, 12/6 for 6/11 Ladies' Tan Bals, half-price, 15/6 for 7/9. Ladies' Tail Shoes from 3/6. Warm Slippers from Od and 1/'- upwards.

Never before have such UARGAI.N'S been offered to the HOOT BUYING I'UBIJC. SALE CLOSES APRIL 2. NOTE ADDUESS : Eginont Street, NEW PLYMOUTH, Opposite Coltee Palace. Taranaki Hotel; NEW I'LYMOUTII. (Late of the Uaihvuy lloU'l, liiglewooil, and Micihirst Hotel) liEGS to announce that he has installed himself in the well-known Taranaki Hotel, uml it will afford him inexpressible pleasure to niei't nil his numerous friemls at his new home. TEIIMS : I/O PEU HAY. WE have money to lrarrd oil good security. We are prepared to act aa Agents for Clients and others leaving the district temporarily or permanently. WESTON & WICSTON, Solicitors, N*w Plymouth, Waiwakaiho Bridge. DANGEROUS. PUBLIC NOTICE is given that the Waiwakaiho Bridge on Devon Road, atjout 2 miles \East of New Plymouth, is dangerous for heavy traffic. H. OKEY, ClMlrnu <T«xuiaKl Douats Counel^ DEARE. (Late Jackson's), H. J. JULIAN MONEY.