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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 335, 10 March 1910, Page 2

MOREY'S THE BEAUTIFUL PETONE COSTUMES 0 as s& New Shapes, All Wool, ond Perfect fitting. Price: £3 15s to £5 ss. Inspection Invited. Only one address Morey and Son Devon Street Only, New Plymouth. Amber Tips Tea will appeal to your purse as well as your taste because a packet makes more cups than any other brand. 1/8, 1/10 and 2/-per lb. 20 We sell satisfactory instruments only Fully guaranteed, and at lowest PIANOLAS Our terms are the easiest in the Dominion HOFFMANN British and Continental Piano Co. Devon Street, New Plymouth. MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME. DON'T MISS IT. DON'T MISS IT. You can save from 25 to 50 per cent. £l5O WORTH OF CROCKERY *nd £2OO WORTH OF TOYS to be ABSOLUTELY CLEARED A.\D NOT FURTHER STOCKED. Don't forget that I deal Direct, and can quote you LOWER THAN ANYBODY ELSE IN THE DISiKICT. The following quotations will let you see that now is the chance for you to save money. You will not have an opportunity like this again, as' I am not going to further stock these lines, and the sooner J clear them the better I will like it. WHITE AND GOLD CUPS SAUCERS, 5s 6d per dozen; other lines less. 61-PIECE DINNER SETS. 3Ss; 26-PIECE DINNER SETS 17s 6d. • AFTERNOON TEA SETS from ]2s 6d to 16s Cd. JUGS, Cd, 9d. Is, and 2s each; TUMBLERS, 4s dozen. VEGETABLE'DISHES. 2s each; MEAT PLATES, 5s dozen. SOUP PLATES, ss; WHITE AND GOLD PLATES, 3s Cd doze" SUGARS and BUTTER DISIIhS, etc., 9d Is, and 2s,' each. ALL KINDS OF CUTLERY at Same Low Kates. TOYS --. £2OO WORTH - - - TOYS DOLLS usually 10s Gd, 8s (id. 7s Cd, 6s 6d, ss, 2s, and Is each, now 6s. ss. 4s, 3s, 2s 60. Is, and Cd each. TOY WHEELBARROWS. TKICYCLES, MECHANICAL ENGINES, FLYING -MACHINES, and everv kind of Toy you ca: think of, to be ABSOLUTELY CLEARED. I have over £2OOO worth of Silver Plate, Leather Goods> Chei ist's Sundries:, Tobacconist's Goods, Fancv Goods, Books, Stationery, etc., to choose from, and at LOW RATES. DON'T FORGET, AT D. DUNCAN'S OPUNAKE.