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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 18 July 1907, Page 2

THE SEAL OF GOOD HAS been set upon every garment we sell. Nowhere else will you find iuch good clothes sold at such low prices in such great variety. BOY'S STOCKINGS, heavy I MEN'S ALL-WOOL SOX "owd. 9d p ui r BOY'S BEEPER COATS 3/11 MEN'S TROUSERS ... CONWAY SUITS ... 7/6 I GBANDRILLE SHIRTS W. T. HOGKr I THE CASH CLOTHIER DEVON AND BBOUGHaM STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH

Your Winter .ml it pays to We give below a few of ourjprices ; 50 Men's Mackintoshes, usually J."x<, now 278 6d. 12 dozen Men's _ Full-sized Flannel, 2s 3d. 25 Pairs Men'* Heavy Tweed Saddle Tweed Trousers, 8s l(i Dozen Koslyn Ribbed „n ki „, s •<, «,i 13 Dozen Roslyn Ribbed Undei L 12 dozen Roslyu Ribbed Sox, all sizes. Is. ■lll Men's Suits, nil wool tweed, 2.">s. 2 Dozen Bush Rugs, nearly li feet lone •' s H<l. 3 Dozen Bovs' Knickers, sizes 7'sto 14, 2s lid. "THE KASH," DEVON STEEET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

Deare at Home. DEARE, THE ! IS NOW IN HIS NEW PREMISES IN DEVON STREET, NEXT THE KAILWAY CROSSING. HE HAS BROUGHT WITH HIM TO HIS NEW SHOP HIS EXCELLENT REPUTATION FOR UK! VALUES AT LITTLE PRICES, AND INTENDS MAINTAINING AND EVEN ENHANCING THAT REPUTATION. HE'S NOW HOLDING A HOUSE - WARMING SALE AND GIVING I SPECIAL DISCOUNTS. NOW IS THE TIME ! TO CALL AND GET EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS. Deare, NEXT RAILWAY CROSSING, DEVON STREETNEW PLYMOUTH

New Zealand Clothing Factory, NEW PLI'yOUTH BBAJNCH

[PERMANENT PASTURES Basic S ABSOLUTELY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURES FOl! FaRM LANDS, BOTH CRASS ANjD CROPS. SLAG (Thomas* Phosphate) and KAINIT (Potash) make the grass grow, and increase the currying, which mean! more milk, fatter stock, and more money. The effects 1 of one good apphcatic n are lasting, the growth the second ami third years being hetter than the first. Thousands of tons are used annually in the Waikato for lop-dressing. NOW IS THE TIME! APPLY THM MANURE AT ONCE THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. PROCURE FROM NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD