FAWN PINK INCHES BLUE J'JSji BLACK YARD WHITE CREAM BROWN CARDINAL ROYAL BLUE HELIOTROPE ICHIFFONSi MOEE Y &_ MOORE'S BUSY CASH STORE EL\G STEEET.
IT IS INVENTORY TIME WITH US \ ND if you know anything about L shopkeeping, yon will know that ..•y successful shopkeeper likes to see his stock at its lowest when taking inventory— at all events he does not like to sec goods in store which. should have been sold weeks ago. We are loaded with certain lines owing to miscalculation as to the requirements of the district. And these lines must go before the inventory is taken j that is why you meet with such bargains here. 30 PIECES CAMBIUCS AND COLOKED MUSLINS, a bel.iled shipment representing tho very newest designs in these fabrics. Worth from l'Jd to Is lid per yd. All going at 6d ner yawl. COUSETS,—Aaboitt 80 pairs of bod's and P. and L. CorsoK The regular prices were its Cd to 15s o'd. Sacrificing now at 4s G«l. LADIES' WHITE UXDEKWEAIf, in Calico, Longcloths and Nainsook, consisting of Knickers, Combinations, Chemises, Camisoles and Nightdresses. Very exquisite liuClearing at 20 per cent off Regular Prices. MOREY~& SON DEVON ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH.
WAFERS YOU'LL LIKE These delicious little wafers it iuto your social functions so nicely, you'll wonder how you got on without them. The dainty iced wafers of Carr's are here in all flavors for 2s. CREAMY CONFECTIONS. Tor have some pre' no doubt, in eutei D . Make each little spread °a success, and get some * Carr's Boston Cream : cuits at Is 3d. No fear of failure if you offer your friends confections like these J. WHITAKER GKOCEK, DEVON ST. GILBEY'S STRATHMILL WHISKY. OF right of the Most Popular Whiskies submitted to him fur Analysis, the Western Australian Government Aualysl, in his Annual Report to Parliament, pronounces STKATHMILL to be the MOST GENUINE MATt?KED MALT WHISKY. STKATHMILL WHISKY.
LASTED KNOWN - Don'l . . besitalc, to.mori'oiv never comes, ami your Family are lefl iii want through your oversight. See Gilmour and Pntlif at oner about their insurance field. It is one von can
NOW IS THE TIME A RARE OPPORTUNITI GREAT GENUINE JEWELLEBY SALE PIiOro.SKD imporlnnl change in our business is iI K . reason. It has always been our uusloin in business io mark [lie selling price of our goods in plain figures, and ''."> percent CASH DISCOUNT will be given from iliese price's. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? IT MEAN'S [luil a i'-l Kngiigemcnl King will cost you £3. IT MEAN'S thai a Jtl Ucdding King will cost v .m 15«. ' IT MEANS Hint a bigii-ebiss llotberluun or oilier watch al CI 111.- will eosl vi.n til 7s lid. IT M KAN'S IhiiL you can gel a I'l gold chain lor i"J. And it eerlaiuly means iliat some lines must be sola for less [linn neluiil eosl. Note carefully : A largo ].orlion of our stock is the latest, being imported for the prcscnl Christmas irade. J. 11. PARKER JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN (Next liaihvav Crossing) DEVON STUEET NEW PLYMOUTH,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8040, 30 January 1906, Page 2
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