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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 15 June 1907, Page 2

RED HOT NEWS! MLN note these prices. Come along and see tlie value and quality, ;tud you will be conyiuced iL s quite unueeessary to any longer feel Ike effects of tlie coJd mountain winds. iUXSLi N "WOOL PANTS, ribbed and plain 3/0, 4/6, 4/11. Plain knit iiOfeLYN, WOOL ViiBTS, very no lambswool. W. T. HOOK I [AM, DEVON AND BKOUGHAM STREETS, . NEW PLYMOUTH FOE THE COLD WEATHER. THE CASH CLOTHIER

Why does 'XheKash' Give Better Value Than • Others ? THEY buy for spot casb, Ihuß being bound to no t'rn' and therefore secimnj; flio very best value, I'.ici ia addi'.ion securing' liberal disoonnts. Tbis iu ite't means a big gain to their customers, and when it is combined with keen and excellent buying, tie advantage is very grea:. The} ve all their winter stock in, and you'd be the gainer by looking at the following lines. If you can', come to town, a money order enclosed with an order will bring the goods to your doors, carriage paid. MEN'S HEAVY KOSLYN SINGLETS MEN'S HEAVY BOSLYN SOX Mi'N'S CASHMERE SOX three pairs MEN'S COLOMAL FLANNEL SIN'dLUTS MEN'S COLONIAL FLANNEL SINGLETS, better quality MKN'S CELLULOID COLLARS, all sizes MEN'S HKA\Y TWEED SHIRTS MEN'S HEAVX TWEED SUITS MEN'S PRESTWELL SUITS, well finished HEAVY CALEDONIAN RUGS HEAVY BOSH BUGS, commending at "THE KASH," Just below Wilson and Nolan's Auction Mart, ||L. r 3 6 1 0 2 6 2 4 3 6 10 i II 15 0 2 9 6 13 6 4 11 DEYON STREET, NEW PLIMOUTH.

WE WILL MOVE, But Not the Shoes. rj\HIS WE HAVE DETERMINED ON; Not a single pair of our present stock will see the inside of our new Boot Arcade, Therefore male it YOUfi OPPORTCTNITy as well cs ours. A w prices arc here given —but best to let our '.viudovs tell the tale. Ladies' Shoes, from 4/11. Ladies' Glace Boots, from !)/G. Ladies' Evening Shoes, from 3/3. Ladies' Warm (Slippers, from lid. Children's Slippeih. from (id. A Job Line of Ladies' Shoes, worth up to 10/0, now 8/11. Boys' and Girls' School Boots, sizes 10 to 13, now 4/11. HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Gents.' Walking Boots, now 8/11. Genls.' Pat. Cap Xeedle Toe Boot, now ii/n. (ionis.' Button Boots, wear like iron, 11/3. Gents.' Chrome Bals., for best weai". D/ 6. Gents.' Dancing Shoes, from 4/11. | Gents.' Warm Slippers, from 1/3. ITS MOVING WE ARE! The A.JI.P. says: Do a get, nnd get we do at the end of June to S. R White's Shop, opposite Mr. Newton King's. DEARE, THE SHGEMAN, BOOT ARCADE, NEW PLYMOUTH.

HIGH-CLASS TAILORING, gest^ THE ACME Or STYLE. THt PERFECT *ON OF FIT. SUITS TO MEASURE: BOY'S. *5/- | 60,'50/- | 70 . 55/- | So)60/- | 90 - NEY/ zkalakd THE FAMOUS B|jai|ljgfl QUALITY IcToTBjNGrACTR^I New Zealand Ck thing Factory. NEW PLYMOUTH BBANCII, Slag and Kainit FOR TOP'BiiESSING. SCOTIA DA SIC SLAG [S ABSOLUTELY THE CHEAPEST SOI'KCK OF CIHr? LMiOttIC ACID AVAILABLE Tu THE EAiJ.UiiKS Scotia Basic Slag |>osse*s.-s l!ic higlio: - of any slag on the marlet, and bciug extra-ftnely ground. K iy. s superior results. improved Kainst is the cheapest form of I'ot.ish, and when used in conjunction with Scotia Slag is the CHEAPEST AND BEST manure on the market for worn-out pastures. Slag and Kainit should be applied in the early winter to obtain the best results. Thousands of tons of Slag arsti Kainit are used annually, in tne Waikato for top-dressing. Slag and Kainit have irven splendid results throughout Tarnnaki during 111" last season. Increased carrying capacity and increused nulk yields uie assured by their use, Top-dressing with &:as and Kainit means money in the poclici of the farmer. OBDKK PTGI IT AV.'AY NOW P O.M NEW,TON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD