Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 42, 8 February 1908, Page 3

Stock-taking Prices Are Tumbling. RELIABLE GOODS FROM A RELIABLE STORE AT % LOWEST PRICES YET NAMED White Sheeting, all widths, at lOd, lid, Is, to Is lid per yard. Beautiful White Quilts, at 3» lid, 4s lid, 6s 6d, 61 lid 8s 6d each. Thirsty Towels, 4Jd, 6d, 7d. Bd, 9d, to 2s 6d each. White Table Damasks, at is 4d Is 6d, is 9d, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid, to 6s 6d per yard Toilet Covers, at lOd, is 3d, Is 6d, lsSdeaok. , Comparison Is tbfi Fairest Test; tc yon, to ourselves; and we heartily invite it. Morey and Son. DEVON STREET ONLY, , NEW PLYMOUTH. Is it Perennia Will it Run Out ? jIHESE are questions of vital importance to the buyer of itx. SEED, especially to the BUSH FARMER. My long experience in the seci business has taught me that COLONIAL GROWN RYE GRASS if carefully selected, is by far th e most reliable and gives greater satisfaction to the buyer, and is usually lower in price. \ "THERE'S NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN." OA YEARS AGO I imported a shipment of the choicest and best known strain of RYE GRASS obtainable in Eng land, but the results were not aatisfactory to my clients, and I have never re peated the experiment, although several times pressed to buy, "often at tempt ing prices." My stock of RYE GRASS SEED has been carefully bought from reliable firms j it is saved only from long-established pastures; is double machine-dressed; a nice clean bright sample, and an e xtra heavy seed; p*-;--It is better to bow grass seed of this description than to experiment with some new but untried kind, its only claim to merit probably being in its increased cost. Also in stock— JQ TONS HURST'S FAMOUS CLOVERS and Small Grasa Seeds, Cocksfoot, Italian and English ftyes (grown in Canterbury and Hawkes Bay), Meadow Foxtail, Prairie Grass, etc. - The above are all New Sea son's and of Highest Quality. Samples and quotations of my voriou aseeds may be had upon' applicationNEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD EXTRA TROUBERS GIVEN FREE WITH EACH WANS SUP Auckland Clothing Company DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, ' G. G, BOULTON THE NEW PLYMOUTH " TALKERIES Just landed diiect from the factories, 10,000 EDISON, STERLING and PATH DISC and CYLINDER RECORDS, THE BEST PROCURABLE. All the Latest in Phonographs, Granutphones, Zonophoiies, and Trumpets for same. THE TALKERIES carry a stock of 10,000 records to choose from. Full stock of roqui pairs cxl, , NOTE.-CASH All goods at Wellingto u ptfoea. DEVOJS. STREET T.IST OF WINNERS IN THE TENTH HALF-YEARLY K.OZIE TEA OASIT DISTRIBUTION, DECEMBER, 1007. St. Columbkille Convent, Hokitika £5 Miss M. Davies. Barrvrnw. ,-V Mrs A. Foster, Table Hill £5 Mrs T. M. Scott, Mfito ' ' Mrs B. Flanncry, Ophir £5 Miss L. Grant, Waimate i';i Miss M. Mpson, Wanaka £2Miss E. Foote, Hokitika £1 Mrs R Cramniond, Hampstead £2 Mrs A. Nightingale, Oreymouth ft Miss M. Boyle, Greymouth £5 Miss X. McKcnzie, Tinwald £1 Mrs W. Dunne, Milton £1 And 18 at 10/-, 42 at 5s each, and 12 consolation prizes of 2/0 eaeh to cons ium*rt in <«<*-«oiit parti of the Donilrioa.

The A.B.C. Boot Company arc holding] In every home there is bound to he' * their annual disposing sale, commencing a place hero anil thorp which ncr J - "'" Saturday, Ist February. A few njices: effective covering to give the Gents' glace kid bals, 10s Cd per *"l chrome bals, light, fla Cd; c' shooters, heavy, 13s (Id; boys' c' Imla, 7s 3d; men's carpet slippers,' ladies' glace button boots, 10s Od; shoes, button, 5s fid felt slippers carpet slippers, Is; children's sli felt, 7d per pair. All goods great duced. Call early. AJB.C. Boot Dany. Devon-street.—Advt pcctnblc appearance. Quite one r. best assortments of prrhoiines t.hn ve ever had is t Mtc and Sons', j, um . e some ninety pieces to choose from; (1 they include some very nice pat."-,-ns. The higher-priced cretonnes double widths, and are. very euitaJtfliS curtains. They range in price ft'*** ■J. to «b per yard,—Advt. - * - ,4