Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 80, 13 July 1910, Page 8

Great Rebuildin TRUSTWORTHY GOODS AT PRICES YOU CANNOT MATCH ELSEWHERE Turkish Towels. Fine Large White and Grey Towels Heavy make 1/Horrockses* Calico. 33 inches wide. Good strong <>ure make, free from filling, worth 7d yard 5/3 dozen. Horrockses' Flannelette. 36 inches wide. A Grand Quality for household purposes, striped and plain. 90 yd. Pure Wool Flannel. In the popular Grey shade only, worth 1/3 yard. lOd yd. White Flannelette. Pure snowy white, 36 inches wide' good heavy twill, pure and unadulterated, 7/6 dozen. White union Damask. Seduced from 1/6 yd. A Grand Bargain, 54 inches wide. Pure Linen Damask. Unbleached, H 4 inches wide, Worth i/6 yd. Roslyn Blankets. Full three-quarter size, heavy weight Reduced from 21/17/6 pair. Fringed Rugs. Only a few of these left. Originally priced at 10/', rt' ■ ■i.*'.'.t*tf iff' Si m ~'(< i CLOTHING COMPANY

ITS A VERY SMALL SHOP BUT THE BARGAINS ARE VERY GREAT. TO-DAY WE ARE OFFERING THIS SEASON'S UXTRIMMED HATS (STRAWS AND FELTS) . At Is each STILL A FEW LEFT OF THAT REMARKABLE LI? E OF WINGS AND FEATHERS 6d each The Winding-up Sale •{.;' OF Blyth's Stmk

THE WELLINGTON HEAT EXPORT CO.. LIMITED, MANURE MANUFACTURERS. Offices: LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON Works: NGAHAURANGA. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. W.M.E.Co. MANURES Net Cash on Trucks at Ngahauranga in 3 cwt. sacks. For i cwt. sacks, 5/per ton extra is charged. No. I Mixture £5/7/6 per ton No. 3 ~ AB/B7- „ ho. e „ *8 2o ;; Potato ~ A 672/6 J! Imported Superphosphate *67o> „ Particulars of Analysis posted to any address on application. Special Mixtures can be made at any time to suit Farmers. FAT STOCK for FREEZING THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO., Ltd.; is prepared to receive stock for FREEZING and SHIPMENT on CLIENTS' ACCOUNT, at lowest rates current in the Dominion. The Company is also prepared to buy Fat C Sheep, Lambs and Cattle. # AH Particulars as to Charges and Prices can be obtained on application to the Company's Buyers:— J. A. EEID, Aramoho (Telephone 171, Wanganui Exchange), or to the Company' 3 Head Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington.

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YOU CAN'T BEAT IT! RBSH /ground THRESH Q. EVERY DAY HOT FOR > The Aroma is COLD Tbv it foe BREAKFASTWEATHER IT IS A NICE QHANGK FROM TEA Always procurable from A. VEALE, THEATRE ROYAL BOiLDtN©'. New Plymouth. 'Phone 16S. KEILLER'S CONFECTIONERY ARE delicious sweetmeats made by a very old-estab-Mshed Dundee firm, whose careful and particular policy has placed them in the first rank of Old Country manufacturers. Keiller's Assorted Chocolates Keiller's Imperial Mixed Chocolates Keiller's Nut Milk Chocolate Keiller's Genoa Chocolates Keiller's Capped Chocolates > Keiller's Italian Jujubes Keiller's Hazel Nut Chocolates Keiller's Strawberry Jam Keiller's Marmalade These aTe all standard quality goods and are well worth inspecting. C. CARTER, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.

AEA T A Q 0 A 0 H. T. WAITE. ...Proprietor. Coa«h leaves Inglewood DAILY at 1 p.m Leaves Purangi at 7 p.m. Fares. Single. Return. Kaimata Is 6d 2s 6d Tarata .. 3s Od 5s Od Pukeho .. 4s Od 6s 6d Purangi .. 6s »d 10s Od Passengers requiring return fares must pay on first journey or single rates will be charged. GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE AOORN GROW. That dread disease, Consumption, ha its commencement in a cold on th chest. Don't leave it until it is too late You can promntlr »nrc your cold wit T>r. «»v.],lnr"- Vow I >•=/>..▼-<•v, 1-- ,((,-} ..» la. Obtalti2fc\t everywhere.

wbuixtfTC®, HAWKE'S BAY ANITA RAKAKI J)IRECTORY. • FOR 1909-10. May be purchased of all or ordered- direct from Stone, Son and Co., Lambton Qua}', .Wellington. Con tains Commercial, Municipal, and Gen eral Directory. Nineteenth year of publication. S'SONE, SON & CO., ' DONEDIN AND WELLINGTON. ' ewf kind try the .Tobhine Dnnfanent Or.i?r» oecuted with del-

MOTOR-CAR FOR HTRE. IVTR. M. JONES has now at the f-'-terion Stables an Up-to-date Touring Motor-car for hire. He has also secured the services of Mr. E. Edmonds, a first-class chauffeur, who is well|?t*nw»i for his Tpful hfinl'Jng of motor-