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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7868, 10 July 1905, Page 3

MOREY & SON DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. GREAT HALFYEARLY SALE NOW IX FULL SWING'. damsels are destined *-* to destroy their finest opportunity for s.iving money if they permit their punchant to take possession of them. This sale is too. serious a business propositi to be overlooked. Those who, have been are in rapturos.

1s 6d. New Silk Taffetas, plain and figured, 42in. wide, in pretty evening shadps of Canary, Pale Blue, Pink, Heliotrope, Sea Gredn, etc., A smart fabric usually sold at 3s lid, 4s (fcl per yard. NOW Is (id PER YARD. Black figured Lustres Is 6d. Another of the strong bargain attractions of this great sale. Tho quantity is limited, for a great number of yards have already gone. The prices were la lid, 2s 3d, 2s sd, 2s lid, 3s 6d. NOW Is Sd PER YARD. Plain Amazon Cloths 2s 9d. Beautifully finished fabrics, and itho ' choicest gra'd'J. For Coat and Skirt Costumes, and for winter antf early spring gowns this weave cannot be excelled. In all fashionable shades, usually 3s 6d per jiajrd. NOW 2s t»d PER YARD. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE OUR SPECIAL, ATTENTION.

HIGH-GRADE TEAS TWO "Cremo." The Cream of Teas. A iirst-dass Broken TEAS Orange Pekoe, grown on the uplands of sunny Ceylon. Of deNOT licious flavour.A really good fiiinily tea. Non t1 y packed 10 TO dainty tins. Price '. per lb. tease "Oup Own" Blend. THE Tnja tea we are ia troducing for the first PAT »TTJ< timo- Jt iS bl t >nd O'!| i.ujaii, wjth the highest classf teas that wo Can proBUT cure—both China and Ceylon. It has a distinctive flavour, very T „ rich in the r,up. Blendfor particular people. A FREE SAMPLE prpjop on application. Price 2s (3d per lb. Veale and Chatterton THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS NEW PLYMOUTH.

HAWKE'S ANNUAL SALE Continued FOR A FEW DAYS

OWING TO ITS GREAT SUCCESS ! BREAKWATER 'BUS SERVICE* BUSES -ill leave New Plymouth for BtuiJcwater, via South Road, every half-hour from 7 a.m. On Saturdays 'buses run every balf-hour up to 10 p.m. 'Buses run to steamers ev.wy- tw tsg, leaving taws at 7 p.m<