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ORDER YOOR XMAS SUIT TO-DAY If you wait* : till the last minute someone will have to hurry, and hurry means worry. Far better is it to place your order early, and get the Suit when you want it, and thoroughly well made every detail. Our Tape is ready for you ;;%s ki suris ™ «ww i S »;«, Three are skilfully tailored throughout. The coat fronts are made so as wbH crun £i an *t, CU [ '^ the Bhould,!re s 9 uare a 1 "1 firm-looking, the trousers well tutj while the cloths are of the celebrated Kaiapoi make AMIKjR^BROS^f Or Ta/B 6 ' 6 * mad *' t0 "e ™it from TAILOR-FINISH SUITS, in a special range of new pat- !? ay , W f r ' ' smartl X> coats with shapely shoulders, and trouaers that will satisfy even the most, critical, 39/0, 45/, 49/6, 55/ ; 59/6 63/ The other articles which go to make up your holiday outfit ar e supplied by i DU S y Si 03, In est P ossi Ue taste and at prices that do not tax the pocket. The special bummer Styles are on show. SymPtfrr' HATS—Newest shapes and brims, light and cool. SOFT FELT HATS—the ea«y going—Sydney and London styles, all the new STRAW BOATERS for hot days.-improved shapes this season with ri'otoons in smart art shades or black. ' PANAMA HATS—the hats of distinction—lß/6 to 59/6. SHIRTS—You'II find it too hot for stiff-front shirts. For cool wear you require our neglige shirts, soft single or double cuffs, some with soft detacaable collars, new art shades and fancy designs. CRICKET & TENNIS SHIRTS-COOL UNDERCLOTHING—of every description, for the hot weather. ' NEW (TIES—Pay particular attention to your tit as it gives the finish to a suit, j We have an endlei-6 variety of the newest ideas in Neckwear frcn which to Choose. HOSIERY .—The newest craze in H»lf Hose, plaint art shades, such us champagne', greens. re6eda, purple; also stripes to match. SPORTS dLOTHING AND MERCERY. Your snorting wear will do you credit if purchased from Ainbury Bros. Tennis atiM Cricket Whites, smart railor finish. Bowling and Golfin'™ Suits in neweet'.designs. Latest patterns in Riding, Cycling and Walking Breeches, very smar| appearance, well cut SWIMJpNG COSTUMES from Is up. AMBURY BROTHERS CASH DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS MEW PLYMOUTH.

Bel I ringer Bros., LIMITED THE CASH HARDWAREMEN. ON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH :: BROADWAY, STRATFORD, We are opening up our CHRISTMAS LINES and have something very good eo show you. By the Tainui and Turakina we have received direct from the manufacturers a magnificent lot of cutlery. We are showing Lockwood's "Real Knife Pampa" CUTLERY, POCKET KNIVES, jJESSERT KNIVES, TABLE KNIVES. We have also imported in splendid variety Taylor's "Eye-witnes" Cutlery and can show the finest asortnient of goods in this line to be seen in Taranaki. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. POCKET KNIVES, from (id to 10s. TABLE KNIVES FROM 15s to 4»b per doz. DESSERT KNIVES from 12s Od to 40s per doz. SCISSORS, we have some of the very keenest cutters ever made, and the prices are as keen as the sciss'ors. If you don't believe it buy a pair and pro?e it. In ELECTRO-PIiATE we nave something very special in OAK SALAD BOWLS, BISCUITS and BUTTERS. New designs in Oak, beautifully plated, aiyt finished by best English workmen. MARPLES TOOLS. These have coir, fto us direct by the TuraHina and we can satisfy the most fastidious workman. We make tools a leading line and guarantee every tool we sell. BELLRINGER BROS.. LIMITED DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH r: BROADWAY, STRATFORD & * hlbke is a chance FOR YOU BEST ENGLISH BICYCLES FROM £9 GUARANTEED SUNDRIES 4T JIEDTTCED BATES ahnoliTgeorge CYCLS AGMT BEOUUHAV NTJIEET.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 261, 10 December 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 261, 10 December 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 261, 10 December 1909, Page 1

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