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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7876, 19 July 1905, Page 3

MORfcY & SOJN DEVON STREET, iNBWjP.UYii.OqnH THIS <!I!KAT 11 AUK - YKAKLY J h a vo Ku/t-d Willi astonish'"uiit at. i.lio liltk. prices. The test "' \ s '! l,/ 1 !lu ' »-'.v I»--»I>ff talh •'l».ut it. T„-d„y this :,Yeat S„l, 's Hit talk ol 11,,. won, ~-wlio i u ,. pleased anrt satisfied with the genuine bargains they have captured here. SOME MOKE EXTRA OIfMNAKY VALUES TO HELP JJGHTEN OUR SHELVES. Black Voile Skirts at 15s to 20s. Sue'i stylish, well-made, walking Skirls were neve;- sold at so small a price. We have sold similar skins right through the season at :27s (id to 83a. Here's Izod's Cops its at 4s 11d. These are really elegant and well-made Corsuts ; the. best grades procurable ; iit Ijke • and give great satisl'actior regular prices aro 10s 6d, lis Gd

Boys' Colored Tunics at 4a 6d. Some of .these are Serge Tunica, and they arc all rather well made. The Zittlo men will be pleased with them, and the) price justJiow uiiikos the garments desperate Tho real prices raiigia up<to 15s. The Sale Prices arc strictly for Cash. If goods are booked, the regular prices jvill be enlarged. HIGH-GRADE TEAS "Cremo." I The Cream of Teas. A first-class Broken TEAS Orange l'ekoe, grown on the uplands of sunny Ceylon. Of deNOT licious flavour.A really good family tea. Neatly packed in TO dainty tins. Price 2s per lb. tease "Our Own" Blend. traducing for the first time. It is blendeti PALATE wjth the highest class teas that wo Can pro- „,„„ cure—both China and Bh r Ceylon. It has a distfcictive flavour, ve _,„ rich in the c,iip:Blendfor particular people. A FREE SAMPLE PLFASE on n PP' ication ' Price ' " 2s 6d per lb.

Veale and Oatterton THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS. NEW PLYMOUTH. G. LIVINGSTON LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL, A FEW BARGAINS. IStO AGUES, :.■ mill's from town, with line house nnd outbuildings ; vw.v suitable tor dairy farm. Trice £l2 10s per acre. Splendid chance for »'• man'with-small capital. Very good terms to good mail. 100 ACRES.—7O acr,es in grass, 2J nvilos from'' railway, 8 roomed house, new. Trice, £6. £373 cah rgmaiin. Would exchango for smaller place capable of carrying about 25 cows. 100 ACRES 4 miles from town, on metal road, close to factory. To be sold under Governmpnt valuation. Small 'deposit mpuired. 20 per cent, under anything in the district. Geo. Livingston, LAND AGENT, Egmont Street - NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 205. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS BAR DAIRY FARMS. GRAZWH K ARSIS SUBURBAN AM) TOWNPROPERTIES FOR SALE AND LEASE. FOR LEASE.—No Goodwill, 000 acres. One farm, within J mile metalled road, easy distance to railWay and good township. All in grass, ring fenced, will winter two sheep to the aero, whols property in good order, easy country, 40 acres under crop. Price £7 per acre, or would rent at 8s per acre. Purchasing clauee £B. Ot 'would exchange for good country store.

JHEAP HAIRY FARM, with stock consisting of 27 cows, 20 yearlings, horses, carts, harness, milk cans, ploughs, harrows, drills, chailcutter, etc., etc., ior £lO pel ncre., Don't miss this chance. It has only been in our hands a Jew days- There are 166 acres of nearly all ploughable ground, good house and outbuildings, good orchard, within 11 miles of New Plymouth and close to Waitara. The greatei portion of purchase money can remain. Apply sharp. jO ACRES, Splendid Little Farm, in good district., divided into 6 paddocks, with several small clumps shelter bush. Only two miles from railway station; 8 roomoil 'dairy fa sheep runs for lease all with no goodwill. Particulars on application. We have also a thriving boordinchouse in central position reehold property, owner of which will sell or exchange for good farm. Correspondence invited. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS, AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH INCANDESCENT BURNERS, If keot clea CAN'T BE BEAT,