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SHIRTS FOR SULTRY SUMMER MY small shop, run cheaply, is crammed full of sumnur shirt bargains, You don't have to pay big prices here for elaborate " get-up "of premises, You can see that in thes* prices; KNNIS SHIRTS, eTery conccivablo new pattern, from 2/11 up; big variety. SHIRTS, without colLr, stylish, in fancy stripes, white and i colors, 4/6,4/11, 5/6. BiKIItJEBISED plain and striped tennis shirts, 2/11, 3/11, 1/0, 1/11. W. T. HOOKHAM, THE CASH CLOTHIER, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. SANDALS : SUMMER WEAR MAKE the children healthy by shoeing them in our new sandals, Mates boy< and girls happy, (What is better I'mn hetlthy children?) All sixes Iroiu 3s fid to (>s 6d pair. BOOT ARCADE Next to Railway Croisinu, NEW PLYMOUTH

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Three Popular Styles from " The Kash. 1 NO. 1: THE CONWAY SUIT. Very suitable for boys of fire 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 '}■■ years to 0 years of age. In washing materials, grandrillcs, Hollands, and also in tweeds and serges. The washing tunics range 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 lti years. We have a large range of these from 10/6, rising 6d a size. We have EDglish tweeds, Colonial worsteds and Co'onial tweeds. 'The Kash,' Devon St., New Plymouth.

LATEST GENT/S TAN NOVELTIES EOOTWEAE. SHOES, 7/6 TO 15/6 New Zealand Clothing Factory. NEW PLYMOUTH BHAfICH, TELEPHONE 282

TO MAKE MONEY To make it quickly, safely, surely, THAT'S THE POINT. 1 TO MARK A CERTAINTY OF THIS, INVEST IN WAIHI AND TALISMANS. NO WORRY OR TROUBLE- DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY. TyAlHl.—This wonderful mine lias now won live record monthly re- ' turns (averaging nearly ffili.WOO) in succession, and will without doubt continue establishing reeords. The mine never looked more ng than at present. At the pre.-cnt price this is a 10 per cent. TALISMAN'.—This mine eontin «es to develop beyond all expecta- "■— --Teeially in the lower levels, thus adding yearn to the life of the he gold won from this mine '» double, the richness of the Waihi. This company has now a reserve of JC'JIMMW. Anyone buying the shares and holding for nix mouth-) "ill positively see a large capital rise as well as receiving 12 per cent, for their money. I strongly recommend Talismans, even Ix-fore Waihis. These shares are on the rise, so buy NOW, and you will be in the best investment in the Dominion. NOTE.-1 have been advertising ami strongly recommending Talismans for the past six month-, at the beginning of which period thev were (| ,ioted at £l Ills, and are to-day quoted at fZ lis. They wil'l lose certainty Eee a similar rii-c of Is's, probably more, within ... six months. All information given, and the fulh-t inquiry invited. Call and see me. You will be satisfied and invest, and after investing you will be more than satisfied. R. WOODHOUSE, SHAKEBROKEIt, NEW PLYMOUTH.

EXTRA TROUSERS GIVEN FREE WITH EACH MANS SUIT Auckland Clothing Company, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH,

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 25 November 1907, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 25 November 1907, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 25 November 1907, Page 2

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