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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 158, 29 July 1909, Page 2

KIBKCALDIE'B fIALF-YEAttLY SALE GREAT EVENT will as usua au*e i commotion througboa! untvv, and those who are wo ,r»ains will not be disappoinl Wedm-aday, July 28, to Saturd t 1-!, U the sale period, and co stomas we particularly i with their order*. SILK BARGAINS: I CORDED SILKS, 21in, in golden brown, dead rose and pink, Now 1/6 a yard FANCY FOULARD SILK, 23ia, in navy and white, white and black, anu .'"■ white and navy, Now 1/6 a yard "MADAME BUTTERFLY" SILK, 34in in pink, turquoise, sky, grey, reseda. Now 2/11 a yard JAPANESE SILKS, 20m -to 24in wide, in caifinal, sky blue, turquoise, pink, view rose, paon, navy, saxe, i violet, yellow, apricot, moss, grey, reseda, old gold, myrtle, white, . cream and black, Now a yard BUSS BARGAINS. FANCY STRIPED TWEEDS, in good dark shades, Now 1/6 a yard SANCY STRIPED GREY TWEEDS, « inches wide, Now 1/6 a yard .VELVETEENS, 22in and 23in, in 'brown, \ r; navy, cardinal, marone, wine, sky, Now 1/3 a yard ;SEiK VELVETS, in white, sky 'blue, cream, navy,' fawu, cardinal, turquoise, gold, cerise and moss, ■■ JL i Now 1/11 a yard. CASH MUST ACCOJfPANY ALL ORDERS. KIRKCALDIE ft STAINS LTD (Department I).

WHAT? lid the breezes of Ceylon j.iie spicy natives gloat upon Pure Suratura. Up in the mountains of the Moon The Moonies Mess each cheering spoon Of Supatupa. What did the Queen most dote upon Of all the gifts of Solomon? What is it every afternoon . Makes all jour thirsts seem quenched too soon? It's Supatura! Ask Anybody

WQNBERFUL LITTLE MINOEBS ...; ! T Aiother shipment of those tiny Mr work, just arrived. ' These little machines can almost be carried in the waistcoat pocktt, yet cup up about Ub of meat per minute, and do it properly, just as good as the "nes. They have k size cutters and actically only two so that after use they „ „„ cleaned in a twinkle. CASH PRICE 3/3, Post paid 3/9 OKEY SON & ARNOLD DEVON STBEET.

SEEDS THAT GEOW an will sow good seeds arden. To buy inferior - a •waste of time and }'. Quality tells, especially ijda. FLOWER SEEDS Flowers are attractive to everyi. A liberal sowing of flower '" """ ke jour hoi autiful. s collection of Sweet Peas; latest varieties. GARDEN SEEDS It will pay von to grow vour own vegetables. A few pence spent in seeds will give vou splendid returns. It is interesting to see them grow, and much nicer to gather them fresh out of your own garden, besides being a healthful pastime. A well-kept garden-adds value to your property. POTATOES For seed. We can supply re- . liable potatoes ia any quantity; all varieties. CATALOGUES free on application C. CAETEE, *HB PEOPLE'S GROCER Devon. St., New Plymouth.

, TENDERS. pENDEES are called bv the under- . sigwd for the purchase of a jeautiful ENGUSH GRANDFATHER iLQCK, low'on view at our premises opposite • Theatre Royal), Devon St.. [ew Plymouth . fc :^l|Bß k is £45, but as we need the room v now being opened up, we must fVout of the way. A deposit of £1 must accompany eacli | ■*ir (for which a receipt will be ) and if tender is not accepted det wi'l be returned. tie lowest or any tender not necesfly accepted. BKBATES BROS MATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, ' ' Devon St.,. New Plymouth. ST-CLASS tailor (gone righi j through cutting) requires position or other part of TaraT -pfcrtrgetoc." "News" Office, J.Q& «t>R SALS. ', BELL~fcmiediateljj bit; (& in splat )rm