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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 19 November 1907, Page 2

SHIRTS FOR SULTRY SUMMER MY small shop, run cheaply, is crammed fall of summer shirt bargains, You don't have to pay big prices here for elaborate "get-up" of premises, You can see that in thesA prices; - kiuptt SHIfiTS, every conceivable new pattern, from 2/11 up; big variety. NEGLIGE" SHIRTS, without colLr, stylish, in fancy stripes, white and colors, 4/6, 4/11, 5/0. VIE3CEBISED plain and striped tennis shirts, 2/11, 3/11, 4/li, 4/11, W. T. HOOKHAM, THE CASH CLOTHIEB, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. m % SANDALS X SUMMER WEAR MAKE the children healthy by slutting them in our iii-w sauitals. Makes boys and girls happy, (What is bettor than hei Ithy children ?) All sixes from 3s (Jd to (is 6d pair. Plenty of Tan Footwear to Suit Everybody. CALL AT DEARE'.S boot arcade, Niit to Railway Crossing, NEW PLYMOUTH Three Popular Styles from " The Kash." NO. 1. NO. 2. NO. 3.

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NO. 1: THE CONWAY SUIT. Very suitable for boys of five to ten years. These we have in washing materials from 9/6, and in tweeds from 10/6. A very popular and stylish suit. NO. 2: THE TUNIC SUIT. More suitable for the smaller boys of 3 J years to f> years of age. In washing materials, grandrilles, hollands, and also in tweeds and serges. The washing tunics ranee from 5/11, full suit 7/3. Tweeds we have from 8/6. NO. 3: THE NORFOLK SUIT. Always a popular suit. It is specially suitable for boys of 10 to 10 years. Wc liavo a large range of tliese from 10/6, rising 6d a size. We liavc Ebglisli tweeds, Colonial worsteds and Co'onial tweeds. 'The Kash,' Devon St., New Plymouth.

NSW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOR'* FOOTWEAR. LATEST IN CHILDREN'S SANDALS WHITE, TAN, BLACK, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, 5/6. tsl , LADIES' AND GENIVS SANDALS. OENT.'S SHOETTES. New Zealand Clothing Factory. NEW PLYMOUTH BHANCH, TELEPHONE 282 CHILDREN'S SHOETTES TAN, WHITE, BUCK, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, ,-4/11. TO MAKE MONEY To make it quickly, safely, surely, THAT'S THE POINT. HAVE YOU IDLE MONEY? JF you have, then put it to work. Make it earn 10 cent. 111 a safe investment. Always remember that money must be invited to grow. All want their money to grow quickly, there fere you should have investments returning the largest possible income combined with sal'ety. .lust think this over: Did Rockefeller or Carnegie amass their wealth with investments icturning 3 J A to 5 per i-mi. >io;' but by seizing opportunities when offered. 1 believe I have several really sound investments returning U to 11 per cent., and some with great prospective values. Thes» are without doubt opportunities that should be seized. NOTE.—Business transacted on same conditions as Auckland Stock Exchange. Buyer pays NO BROKERAGE. All quotations are direct from Auckland and guaranteed to compare with any there. Call and see me NOW. ijnii'l wait time is money. R. WOODHOUSE, SHAKEBHOKEIt, NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 334. Hanker*: Bank of Australasia

SHEEP COUNTRY. 830 plougliable, nil iu gra.is. wluuv. 1U paddock; * sheep-proof fences, yards, etc. .ClO. 866 in gratis, U jisuMacks 7-roomed house; carrying 2 r-heq» to til*: acre, and -10 cattle. Cheap. £5 10s. Wto * ll g r: '""- house and outbuildings, yards, etc.; carrier - ftln-ep all the year round. Price on application. J. W. WILSON Late uf "VVilsoii it Xol;in. egmoxt stkekt, new piAMornr.

T AMPP!~T.AM PS! for the ' hall, or for the kitchen, fcr thp, dininz-room, for the driving limn A splendid selection at rock hoy on prie?F. I). Berrv and Co., Brougham New TtjarnA s^JC'MpVHnS gKVENTY POUNDS will buy 5-ronme'd House and % acre on Main South Road, five minutes P. 0.; to be sacrificed for t27U; owner left district; house lut at. Sj a week. Address House. News office.