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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 45, 18 March 1909, Page 3

Ladies' Tailored Costumes ■ • ■ NEW ■ - - AUTUMN STYLES AT MOREYS' THE NEW COSTUMES FOR AUTUMN ARE NOW READI FOR YOUR INSPECTION

The "Empire" and "Dlrectoire" Styles, made up In Rich Satin Cloths, Nobby Striped Tweeds, and Self Colored Tweeds, In Smart Bpownsi New Mole, Navy, Green and Enamel Shades, from 458 to 75s the Costume. THESE GOODS ALONE ABE WELL WORTH INSPECTION.] AT OUK ONE ADDRESS; Morey and Son DEVON STREET ONLY NEW PLYMOUTH

Handsome Toiletware rrais is a g'nuino [opportunity for those in need of a really handsome Toilet Set. Our sols are all new, of exquisite and exclusive patterns, very prettily finished, and capable of giving a pleasing and finished appearance to a well furnished room. Wo imported these direct from London, and are now ottering them at prices which, with the present reductions, bring them within the reach of everyone, and are considerably lower than local wholesale prices. We have only a limited number of these, and they will soon go at proscnt values. We recommend intending purchasers to call early. R. and F. Aroa Brougham Street, New Plymouth, and at Oakura YOU CAN'T GET AWAY Prom the fact that the toe-caps sjiml the comfort in many otherwise perfect shoes. Tho VEKY LATEST in Gibson Tie and Derby Shoes are made without toe-caps They look neater, wear longer, unci feel more comfortable than any othekr style. FROM 11/6 TO 18/9 Just come aiong and sec the new deafens now showing at NEW SHOE STO3B), NEXT NOLAN'S AUCTION MART.

The Red Post FURNISHING WAREHOUSE Devon Street New Plymouth*, .j ; r DO YOU REQUIRE A NEW BEDSTEAD? If so, now ig your opportunity. Wo lave just landed cx Tongarlr* and Arawa over ONE HUNDRED now and choice designs in Black* and Brass Bedsteads. The prices are 26 per cent, less than usual. Also a few Bllghtly damaged ia transit at HALF COST. ( J. HAYDEN YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT THE RED POST. ' OOOCOOCIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOdOQOOISOO NICHOLLS AND SON Successors to THE MOA FARMERS' UNION, Ltd.), aro holding a r» ■ CLEARING SALE ia the DRAPERY, CLOTHING AND BOOT DEPARTMENTS To February 27th inst. TfJXTRA DISCOUNTS ON ALL GOODS; MANY ATTRACTIVE LINFS TOR BING, AT AND BELOW COST. ' JOB KINDLY_ NOTE that this is a SPECIAL SACRIFICING SALE, to re(luce stocks. Take advantage of the opportunity. C " d the , mo I n< J we run our business on CASH IJN 1-S, and hope in a short time to .convince our friends of the ad' vanfnnrn of that style of trading, u RE OVERDUE ACCOUNTS.—A]! bills owing for six months or over if nof paid by the 27th inst., will be sued fo rby theliquidatorsof theMoaFarmers' Imion, without iurtuer notice. itt mus NICHOLLS AND SON U If .: ; KffiWWOOD,