MADE IN NEW ZEALAND SPECIAL SHOW Of COLONIAL-HADE GOO DS IN THE WINDOW. A T the same time our SALE is going on inside. Goods Reduced 10 per cent. to 50 per cent. BARGAINS GAL 3 RE. Over £3OOO worth of stock to select from. We are showing a Working Model of a BRITISH M AX-O'-WAR SHIP in window—a STUDY FOR THE CHILI)R EN. The model is built to scale and made by a colonial. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE OPPOSITE MR. N. KING'S AUCTION MART, NEW PLY MOUTH.
"Get into a 1 Prestwell' Overcoat, tie one's they've reduced from 47s M to 37s fid, and you'll wear a smile ie me." "WE'VE ABOUr 50 OF THESE 'OVERCOATS LEFT, AND IN ORDER TO GET OUR CLOTHING STILL MORE WIDELY IS&OWN, WE ARE GIVING A REDUCTION OF 10s ON EVERY COAT. WE'VE OTHER MAKES IN STOCK FROM 18s 6d, BUT WE STAKE OUR REPUTATION ON "THE PRESTWELL," AND SO WILL yOU WHEN YOU'VE TRIED ONE. GET IT AT OMJE, BEFORE THE SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED. The Kash Just Below Nolan's Auction Marti Devon Street, New Plymouth. EXHIBITION NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURES JT'tY 13 to JULY 18, FOE LATEST STYLES AND BEST QUALITY Gents, Ladiesjand Children's BOOTS AND SHOES PRY. NEW. ZE At/AMD tl I CLOTHING FACTOR^ New ZealanchClothing Factory, 3 New Plymouth Branch. Telephone 282. MUSIC, MIRTH, MELODY. SELECTIONS BY THE WOELD'S BEST AETISTS T m MOB#, G. G. BOULTON •THE NEW PLYMOUTH TALKERIEfe Jest landed uiiect from the factories, 10,000 EDISON, STERLING and PATH DISC and CYLINDER RECORDS, THE BEST PROCURABLE, All the Latest in Phonographs, Gramaphone* Zonophoa**, and Trumpets for nm«THIS TAL&ERIES carry a stof* oi 10,000 records to choose from. Full stocv of requisites on hand. Orders and repairs executed promptly. NOTE.—CASH WITH ORDER. All goods At Wellington and Auckland jTiee*. DEVOK STREET
SAFE INVESTMENTS FOE YOUR SAYINGS THIS IS A MATTER HEQUIiiING THE ATTENTION OF ALL. JNVEST in a commercial enterprise which is safe and proved. These enterprises are managed liy the business men about you, who are known to all. ■ We make a speciality of such investments. Let us impart our knowledge to you; it may considerably improve your financial position. In any case, it can do you no harm to hear our recommendations. ■ ENQUIRY INVITED. Prompt and careful attention to all correspondence. Call, wire, or write us; it will pay you. R. WOODHGUSE & Co. EGJIONT STREET. Telegrams; "WOODHOUSE," New Plymouth.
* C. O. HAWKE, NEW PLYMOUTH and INGLEWOOD. LANDING EX TO.MOANA—FANCY CHINAWARE BLECTOOPLATK. all kinib INDIVIDUAL SALTS, PEl'l'r 1!S, AND MUSTARDS FOOTBALLS, all in icTs. leal lie. fmin :is. with proper bladder TBUXKS AND SAMPLE PHOTO FItAMJJS EX KICK FIELD—EAUTIIENWAIiIO CUPS AND SAITKKS CHINA with Colored Taranaki Views WHITE AND WHITE-AND-GO LI) DINNERWAKU EX ABAWA—BOOKS. UKKVEK' COLOR JJOXES, PENCILS, roUNXATN PENS, PENHOLDERS, Etc. ISY POST—vew link somi coi/mni) i'iiotcwiraimi vir.jv cards, *'( -<jhi New I'lvmnulli.'' lit'*le\vuui!, ;i!yo Taranaki EX RUAl'TiliU—--4 NEW PATTERNS CHEAP JHNNKIt .SETS
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 179, 20 July 1908, Page 2
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