is s MOKKY &. MOORE'S ' cm ISlankelsi'Vom 2/6 a pair., MOItEY & MOORE'S i lied White lllankcis- ,| From 5/9 a pairr.£ MONEY & MOORE'S Full-Size White Jilankets— From 6/9 a palr^ M.OREY & MOORE'S Coloured Bed Rugs— ; From fi/11 each,MOREY & MOOHE'S Wadded Quilts— ', From 2/6 oacb. 5 MOREY & MOORE'S STORE 1 King Street. Opposite Oounuil Chamber. -MAKE A NOTE OF THIS.
Heintz's Heintz'a Heintz's NEW GOODS TO NEW PLYMOUTH; BUT THEY BEAR THE HALL MARK OF QUAUT^" TOMATO SOUPS .; SWEET GHERKINS ■"•': MUSTARD DRESSWG INDIAN KELISII CIIEUIUES IN CONSERVE and DAKEI) BEANB IN TOMATO SAUCE And then judge if HEINTZ'S GOODS are nql EXCELLENT. TO BE HAD OP C. CARTER. THE PEOPLE'S CIROOEB. DEVON STKEET, Now Plymouth, Telephone 110. H. COLLIER & CO., NEW PLYMOUTH, NOW IS THE TIME TO DUX A PIANO-YOU SAVE IB PEB CENT. IN BUYING AN ENGLISH PIANO. WHAT WE SAY WE DO. WE DO J&O £1 DEPOSIT AND £1 PEB MONTH WILL PURCHASE A RELIABLE PIANO.
TUNING AND REPAIRING SPECIALITY. PIANOS TUNED SINGLY 08 BIS YEARLY CONTRACT. ALL WORK QURANTEED. POTT & Co., WJ BEEN APPOIN 1 TARA AGENTS. H. COLLIER & CO. PIANO IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. FREEHOLD.
AT the present time Freehold U .J thought little of In New Zealand, '■ but it will not be always so. In ' 1 England, capitalists end the gentry 3 do not consider the price where freV- * hold is obtainable. When secured J it is held for generations. When '& New Plymouth is thickly populated '$ the same will occur here. The rear £ son why freehold Is looked upon to *% lightly, although being the mostlm- '*| portont of all things in this world, A Is that the people do not study its *0 value. What a comfort, when • '''■' man is up in years, to know that if A anything happens thetamily has a, H is for an agent to sell the house, you ore renting, putting you to th» \ inconvenience of house-hunting, be-> sides the great expense and rt ff T »ngft k to furniture in removing, with pro£-< ably sickness in your home. Ths'? agent is In duty bound to try to sell. % If he shows you sympathy he is do-' ing his client an injury. Think ngur* pleasant it is to know that if invprospority your home is free, whany in adversity you can get assistance. $ Money can always be commanded to 4 moot expenses. It is possible to-day sj to make an effort to secure a homVi with less than £5, with no possible if chance of not succeeding. Those un» ? der tho impression that theso ch JJ * will be permanent are greatly taken. Freehold is getting beyond the poor man's reach i and those who wish to consider own and their children's welfMfr should go up and look at Veale'i «•>,; tato, and if anyone can show \IM its equal within 75 per cent, above-: the upsot price, we will rive Urn..' £5. CALLAGHAtfI AND CO-. | LONDON DENTAL BmUMNQBIi 'A
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 79, 7 April 1904, Page 3
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483Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 79, 7 April 1904, Page 3
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