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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 68, 29 June 1910, Page 2

"JUST A SMALL CHEQUE, PLEASE, DEAR!" AT : WINTER : SALE COMMENCES TO-DAY. And I really must not miss the Bargains , z-w they are offering. This is the every woman, who must perforce study the incomings!and-the outgoings of the household allowance, watches and waits, *■* It comes of need. For hardly taken to whitening the ground with frost when— Heigh, presto As if touched by a magic wand every price in the store is dwarfed into insignificance. When MOREY'S SALE is on prices are reduced untfintingly; jstofijt is forgotten, and even cost oftentimes ignored. Calicoes and-Sheetings are generously reduced 10 per cent, or 2s in the£. Generously, we say, for profit on these much needed wares is always trifling, and so regular is the demand that any saving, however small, is welcome,On else, prices are reduced at least 3s 4d,in the £ ; whilst on Coats, Costumes, Millinery, and the other things oyer which Madam Fashion the concessions run from 5s to 10s in the £. Remember you have had at past sales of MOREY'S. Remember trie delights of finding what you. most wanted at much less than you expMte&to pay, and come again, for this sale will leave just as pleasant, Memories of money saved while spending it. Coax a from your husband; there are great opportunities here to econojnfs^. MfrfaOßEY cables from London—"Present stocks must be cleared at any price." And great sacrifices will be made in order to force everything out. Come every day during this sale ; it will be the greatest in our history; nothing will be allowed to linger. Cash must be paid on all purchases; absolutely no booking can be obtained. GOODS WILL NOT BE SENT OUT ON APPROVAL DURING SALE TIME Mailorders must be "accompanied by cash, when the sale discount will be allowed. 5Freight will not be paid at sale prices, and no patterns will be sent out. " Now Breast the Blows of Circumstance, And Grasp the Skirts of Happy Chance." Make a special note of the address:, ' MOREY AND SON DEVON STREET :: NEW PLYMOUTH

FOR EXCHANGE 6-ROOMED HOUSE Washhouse with copper and,tubs set in. FULL HALF-ACRE. LEVEL SECTION . Price £850; No Mortgage OWNER WILLING to- EXCHANGE FOR KA TO IAA ""*"*'*"■■ ACRES GfOOD LAND. Any difference can be arranged. GILMOUR & CLARKE NEW PLYMOUTH.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR SHEEPFARMF.RS TO SECURE A GOOD SHEEP RUN 8840 ACEES ~ SSOO acrfeS in b est m ixed English grasses, the balance being in bush, well fenced and subdivided into sheep-proof paddocks (.36 miles of fences); two dwelling-houses, sheep-yards, stock-yards. The property is known to be one of the best sheep ( and cattle runs in the North of Taranaki, and consists of fine grazing land of rich quality, and lies well to the sun, and comprises table land, slopes, spurs, and good hills, and has about 5 miles frontage of sea coast and 4'/ 2 miles frontage to formed road. Tenure—Held under section 218, Land Act, 1908, 21 years lease, with perpetual renewal and compensation clauses. Rental £SOO per annum. Capacity easily 2 sheep to the Here. Price £3 10s per acre. Reasonable terms can be arranged. Also—--5450 ACEES Title, Land Transfer. 1000 acres in grass, and balance good bush country, fronting formed road. The land is of good quality, though somewhat hilly, and will make good sheep country when all k) g*ras' B . I estimate capacity 1% to 1V 8 steep to acre. Price £" 10s per acre. 4.11 correspondence pronrptij attended *«.• Loans negotiated; terms arranged NEWTON KING J-UCIIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL JfERCHANT. ' Ertablished 187 ft. NUW' PLJMOUTE ~.„.'' TeleDhone9 .. 29 and 304. e/m^w^^^gw-^^^msw^f^fw^ifSxmVf^m