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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 199, 12 August 1908, Page 2

THE "WELTED BOOT" FOR MEN JMNENESS of materials is not their chief virtue. No; they are built by the WELTED PROCESS, which means they could not be better rnadu by liand. Because they are welted you will know they are us smooth as a bottle inside—and handsome, as only welted boots can be —every line of the model he brought out in the shoe. THERE IS STYLE, FIT, COMFORT, WEAR, AND SHAPELINESS IN THESE ROOTS. PRICES, 18a Bd, 21s, 22s Bd, 25s PAIR. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE NEW PLYMOUTH. GET THE HABIT.

Now's your chance At The Kash Sale .THE SALE IS KOI ON, AHD SOT EVERY DAY YOU GET A CHANCE LIE THIS OF BUYING YOUR BEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AT SUCH LOW PRICES, SO DON'T LET THE CHANCE SUP. < HERE ARE A FEW BARGAINS: Men's 67s 6d Tailor-diade Suits, all sizes, 49s 6tf Mea's 10s Od Saddle" Tweed Trousers, all wool, 7s 6d Men's 30s Tweed Overcoats, nice dark patterns, 18s lid Men's Dungarees. pockets copper-rivetted, 2s lid Boys' Strong Braces, to suit boys up to age 7, 3d Men's (Strong Is 3d Camson Braces, n jw 8d Men's Colonial All Wool Bibbed Sox, 3 pairs 2s 6d Men's Cape and Sleeve Mackintoshes, 17s 6d Bush Rugs, 132 inclies long, 45 inches wide, 4s 6ti THE KASH Just Below Nolan's Auction Mart, Devon Street ... New Plymouth.

FOR SMART UP-TO-DATE SUITS OUR CELEBRATED TAILOR-CUTS Cannot be, Beaten, These a e stocked in the newest designs in Tweeds and Worsteds at 52s (id, 555, 57s 6d, 60s and 655; and in Navy Worsted at 57s 6d and 635. We hare also just to hand a splendid selection ot Boys Suits ot the same high grade. jg«.C!2£, NOBFOLJLS ,3'2e 6d to 38s 6d ItrGBVS Three Garments 37s 6d to 47s Gd H.Z. Clothing Factory ISew Plymoatk Branch 'Pkone 282 NEW,ZEALAND ; HUMMED I fiILUII liU li; an

MUSIC, MIRTH, MELODY. SELECTIONS BY THE WORLD'S BEST AETISTS V A won. tt. G. BOULTON IHE NHlfr PLYMOUTH TAI/KKRIES Jast landed uiiect from the factories, 10, WO EDISON, STERLING and PATH DISC and CYLINDER RECORDS, THE BEST PROCURABLE. All the Latest in Phonographs, Gramaphone«aid Trumpets for sunpTHB TALKERIES carry a stat* o; 10,000 records to choose from. Full Btoc* of requisites on hand. Orderß and >'e pairs executed promptly. NOTE—CASH WITH ORDER. All /goods *(■ Wellington «ind Auckland JTlee*. DEVOM STREET Maori Dream Gold lining Company (LIMITED). A COMPANY is being formed fo bo styled THE MAORI DREAM "OLD MINING COMPANY, LTD., with « Capital of £14,000, divided into 140,000 Shares of 2s each. 80.000 Shares arc for subscription at 3d per Share oil application and 3d per Share on allotment; the balance in Calls as may be required at intervals of not less than one month. 40,000 Shares, application and allotment paid, together with £2OO, fro to the owners of the property, in consideration for which tlicy band over all their rights to the Coinpauv. 20,000 Shares are held in lcserve. The objects of the proposed Company are to acquire the Maori Dream Special Quartz Claim of 100 acres' at Kuaotunu. The reefs ou the property are reported on fully by Mr. James Haves, the manager of the Mountain King Mine,' and late manager of Champion Mines and Tairua Triumph. Full particulars on application. R. WOODHOUSE & Co. BROKERS. ' NOTE.—Mr. .I. M. Agnew, Mining Expert, of Thames, who is floating the Company, will be pleased to supply all information to enquirers. He may be seen at our ollice. Mr. Agnew has been one of the owners of many* successful mines, including the Champion Mines ami Tainm Golden Hills, Tairua Triumph, and Tairua Conqueror, all of which have shown a profit of many hundred per cent, to original investors. PAPERHANGINGS l insrusta, Anaglypta, and the most superb Friezes M UCK y< hi- hniiic lirigli', and cheerful with our 11108 season's colorings and designs If you liavu't seen .our new lines you have missed something worth seeing. C'/.i.r, and Jnspk r Tiikm. JAMES BELLIUNGER DEVON bTKKKT. ALSO BROADWAY, STJUTFOKDh, Ui i