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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 50, 8 June 1910, Page 8

Great Rebuilding Sale Thro ;hout this great Shopping Place there are at all times Important Evidences Of Ra i J Progress, and just now All Efforts are combined on a GIGANTIC REBUILDING SM.E and a period of Valus-giving such as Taranaki has never known. READ OF BARGAINS THAT ARE CROWDING THIS STORE DAILY WITH JOYOUS HAPPY THRONGS. MEN'S TAILORED SUITS. MEN'S SADDLE TROUSERS. Guaranteed Tailor-made, with all the details that high-class tailors can put into their suits. They include indigo Coatings, Venetians, Worsteds—faibrics that would cost £5 to make. Re-building sale price—--59/6 CHECK FELT SLIPPERS. Warm and Serviceable, with carpet soles. Our fine cut price for this line is always Is 3d, but cut they go now at the Re-building Sale PriceHonest, dependable, double-middled Saddle Tweed. We sell thousands of pairs annually at 10s 6d, and they're •fine value at that price. Re-building Sale Price — 7/11 pair. BLANKET BARGAINS. The Melbourne's Blanket Department leads the retail trade of Tara-. naki. Besides our special range of Colonial White Blankets we have about ?0 pairs of Blue Blankets, just the tlv-ig for single beds. Rebuilding Sale Price—--9/11 pair. CHROME BOOTS. For the .man who wants a pair of serviceable, stylish boots, this offer represents a bargain opportunity that should not be missed. Usual price 12s Od. Re-building Sale Price—--9/6 pair. MEN'S SOCKS. These are all-wool knitted socks, the •ribbed kind. The usual price is la per pair., You must'buy three pairs to s'hare in the sale concession. Rebuilding Sale Price—8d pair. Shopping in the morning gives Greater Comfort, Less Crowding, and More Attention to individuals. Fresh Bargains wlil be brought forward daily. The Success of the Opening of this Great Sale has exceeded our most sanguine expectations. Every purchase at this Great Sale must make an added friend to this business or strengthen an already-made friendship.

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jp. QO. LAND LAND LAND STRAIGHT LEASES. "f 00 -A-CRES, Kaupokonui, ring-fenced, subdivided, -watered by running' stream; an ideal dairy farm; close to factory, school and post office. Rent £2 5s per acre. Good dairy herd may be taken with place on exceptionally easy terms. OKI ACRES, Kapuni, 1% jniles from factory; good seven-roomed house, cowshed and outbuildings. Rent 37s 6d per acre. 1 QO ACRES, Alton, 5 years to run from Ist July; well watered and fenced; carries 80 cows, 20 horses and other stock. Rent 37s 6d per acre. Good dairy herd may be token with place at £B. OAQ ACRES, Mangatoki. Goodwill of lease; rental 27s 6d per acre. Lease has 4 years to run from Ist Julv. Price £4OO. Landlord pays £zoo at end of lease for improvements. FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARMS, SHEEP STATIONS AND CATTLE RUNS for sale in all parts of the district. Further particulars froru— N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. R. L. M. KITTO, Manager, Hawera. OPI'NAKE nOACH. T PROPOSE running the Opunak* Coach Service as usual from Janu arv 1. observing the timetable a% her* tofore. Passengers and Parcels at Lowest Rates. W. A. JURY . .... Proprietor Ma*onie Stables.—'Pliobb No. 31n. GOVERNMENT TNSTJR A N C 8 •HEPARTMENT. . FACT No 3: l-HI BOITOSES ARE ARRANGED O* AN INCREASING STALE AOOORDING TO LENGTH 0* i ... XUAi ifiiUJUiU .