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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 256, 2 November 1904, Page 3

i HERBERT'S '„ UP-TO-DATE DRAPEBY Advises Do Not Walt. s i ; It's a FaotWAIT, and you'll lose t*- - Pick. NEW SMART GOODS ( ■ always at thoir best in the early ■ season. i .' A« Always—y Our Choice Selection iu Novelties " iind Regular Lines la worth ln< spectlon. ALWAYS NEW, * j ALWAYS SMART, ALWAYS CHBAPj . COME EARLY, or you will be f disappointed. Our Prices 8 , Our Styles Our Selection > Have made and will retail our re. putoiUon. j SEE FOR YOURSELF : ' Our Ladies' . CHOICE TRIMMED APRONS la abundance. 1/11J, Value that . i defies competition. Seasonable UNDERSKIRTS-Black 4 White, or Colours, 8/11. Real I Sterling Value. i __ OUR DRESS FABRICS an la too good repute to need pufl. Ladles who have seen the towa selection decide in our favour. Visitors to New Plymouth R. J. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE FOR BARGAINS IN FOOTWHAB, LADIES' Gl a ce Shoes from 4/8 LADIES' Felt Slippers from 9d CHILDREN'S Boots from 1/8 GENTS' Boots from 8/8 GENTS' Eveniag Shoes from 4/8 EVERY LINE REDUCED FROM 10 TO 80 PER OBNT. CORNER OF DEVON & BGMONT STREETS. Veale & Chatterton. -ANNOUNCE THBArrivalin the Colony of *Mr Matlish Shipment of PEEK FREAN & CO.'S "" -ANDCARR & CO.'S BISCUITS. BISCUITS. TUCKER'S CELEBBATBD CONFECTIONERY, CONFECTIONERY. CHAS, SOUTHWELL AND CO.'a SPECILATIBffI. SPEOILATIBS. BALLARD'S PURE MALT VINEGAR. PURE MALT VINEGAB, Veale & Chatterton Theatre Royal Building*. NEW PLYMOUTH. The S.S. Marere -ARRIVED ATAUCKLAND ON MONDAY. C. CARTER is advised of a 1 Consignment of PEEK FRBAN , CO.'S BISCUITS, compriabH about ONE THOUSAND TINS. This shipment Includes new varieties which will be a revelation to the New Plymouth people. PARTICULARS LATER. C. CARTER. THE PEOPLE'S GROCER. Devon-etreet, NEW PLYMOUTH, Telephone 110. THE FINEST LOT OF. LADIES' SILK, MUSLIN AND GOTTOK BLOUSES YET SHOWN. .... I .>« THIBSEASON \J"B are making SPECIALITY of Lai's IZ dies' and Children's Underwear. Inspection vitcd. All Uese goods "0 g are splendidly made, 1 S ■* beautifully trimmed, and prettiest designs yet lmWe want you to See these I Cheap Farms. 400 ACRES, good dairy country.; 70 acres felled, 80 acres In grasii Price. £l5O. 50 ACRES, good stx roomed house ; good outbuildings. Well Mb* divided. Close to school and factory. Six miles from town. Price. £BOO. £250 cash. 100 ACRES, all in grass, house, cowshed, stables, tri. and piggeries. Close to school factory. Seven mUw Irom « Price £lO per acre. Tsnr cash required. . , -