I 9 WWJ ViSii 4*> tWMWVi HE 11 ,W 0 "" I !«Anyone can buy some lovpi.ccal imlorioi grade lea, put n up in * I »1 fancy rariiei.fand nark ii 2/ per HMb -o. jnuffuty price. ■if W>y ' ! :| Is pure CcjloiT snd pure Blinded i : ,jj!jiea, and you a guarantee! !.|of its Purity. Oualilv nnd Value." lilli lias siogj Hit its! Mr THIRTV VISIT PELLEWS for Bargains in Dress Matcriuls-1/3, 1/11 and 2/3 a yard. 11)."& yyANTED—Board and Lodging by youug lady in business. Address "Urgent," tUis office. 18-2 Amazons in navy, black, brown aad green, worth 2/11, now 1/11 uer yaid.-W'ARD, Casli Draper. rpO LET—Six-roomed house, ;30 perchep, built kauri a'.id rnatai; conveniences. Apply "XtMs" Office. 18-4 Couple (without encumbrance preferred) to manage Branch Store; also experienced Draper, male or female; also Dressmaker.—Apply X. P. Hughson, Kahotu. t.c. KXOWX - Extraordinary Purchase in Winter Dress Materials at PELLEWS, Devon Street—--1/3 and 1/11 yard. 10-2 Furs' Muffs, Gloves, Uaderwear, Blankets, Rugs and Quilts are what you require. These goods defy any kind of cold. t.c. TTERRIXG-BOXE SUEETLXG, 72in wide, grand heavy winter line, Is per yard.—WARD, Caul* Draper. O/ 11 WOMEN'S CASHMERE w *■*■ HOUSE SHOES & BOOIS, sizes 3's and 4's, clearing at lialf-pricc. - McEWEX BROS.' Shoe Sale. MOTHERS wanting Materials for Children's Drcs'scs are invited to visit PELLEWS for Bargains.—l/ 3,1/11 and 2/3 yard, Some worth 3/(1, ltt-2 Situation by young man, accustomed to farm work; good nylkcr. Comfortable home require!. Or would take on splitting.—"X.V.Z.," Coffee Palace, Xow Plymouth. yyOVEX BODICES, SPEXCERS and VESTS, in natural, white and pink, 1/- each, ttuuic with long sleeves. 1/3.—WARD, Cash Draper. jE, two full Quarter-acre awt.wis in Buller street, Xos. 1303 a and 13U(lb; price for both, XiH); also W.C.S.R. Leuse, lli acres, on Old Hospital road, one mile from town; river boundary; ideal surburban residential site; extensively planted. Terms if desired. Fur address apply olUca oC tuis t.e. J^OST— Eight weaners from Bell Block, Reward given to any person leaving information at Bell Block Dairy factory. 1 / PER PAlß—lnfants' i to 0 Boots and Shoes. Clearing at Half-price. —McEWEX UROS.' Shoe Sale. JUST IX-10 white Marcvlla Quilts, double-bed she, worth 21/; aow 15/(I.—WARD, Cash Draper. has no terrors' for customers trading at Anibury's. Everything cosy and warm. t.c. harness.—Apply "Kews" Office. n>HE HOUSEWIFE'S HUKND. Perhaps the milk has run out—pe»haps it's sour—emergencies of this kind often occur, but the wise housekeepei keeps s. tin of "SILVERSTREAM" CONDENBED MILK always on hand. It's splendid for cooking and household use. Ask your grocer for "Silvi^tream." NIGHTDRESSES, wear twice as long as llauuelette; in white and natural, at 4/11, 5/d, 5/11.—WARD, Cash Draper. _ A, PROGRAMMES and INVITA- " TION CARDS—A large assortment. T\ADIES!~We want your attention. See our millinery, mantles, coats, costumes, skirts,blouses, etc.—AMBURY BROS. t.c.
!>±k*^Hmi!|'!J!U*ll!HMi!l saleswoman.—Apply "L.W," News WAITING AT THE CHURCH no objoetion, so long at he buys her an opwi Fire ZEALANDIA Range,— Nixon & Nixon. t.«. A LMVOOL Roslyn "Flannel, in ShothiuJ, only 1« per yard; in (H""«late, at 1/3.—WARD, Cash Drupel. S2HACKLETON & Co. used au Open. a Fire ZEALANDIA Range at their Winter Quarters, and tliey all came back, 1 —Nixon & Nixon. t,«. 1 (\ POUNDS down will secure %-acro section. Fries £l3O. Apply. Gilmour & Clarke. * / ; OCEAN AOOIDENT AND FHUT- WSURANOE CO.—All classes of In* suranee at lowest current rate*.—Gilmer and Clarke, Agents. RAUSr-Hammond typwrlto* practically c»w. Cheap for cast/■"Selier." Now* Office. •ynn ACRES, partly improved (arm, • vv price £3 10b.—Apply Gilmotir and Clarke. TS BABY THBlVnrat 6verything depends upon a child's food. "SILVERSTREAM" CONDENSED MILK is the richest Taleri tattk, in a form that makes it easy to digest and perfectly free from germs. It's always tosh, cheaper than others, and Hichei* am. Ask your grocer for it. OR Up-to-date Printing of every kind i try the ''News" Jobbing Departi»ant. I Orders executed with despatch.
FLOWER SEEDS I FOE AUTUMN SOWING New Season'»iuitamwddf*"* 1 ' Oorintluo. SWEETPEAS* J 7* Sovo now -«i ill bloom early in spring and continue through the summer, "- Orders taken tor Narcissi and other Bulbs. Sow Cabbage aui Cauliflower Seedt fjf early planti this month; W. ROWE r f. New Plymouth Just arrived, at DockrlU'a, Devon itrcot Central,, Now Plymouth, an ■lout oi Allan's famous ge»ts hoots, al«»| C. and J. Clarke's superior ladies' , *~' u and shots. In stock, a large aasil of the best ladies', gents', and w ixlonial boots and ahooi K 'tar J ■-.afcere. All th»ab»V»f" '"
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 95, 19 May 1909, Page 3
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