The Drapery Store "Par Excellence." The proud position of a store -which can justly claim such eminence, can only be attained by persistent endeavour to serve customers honestly. It is by such methods that Morey and Son Save reached their present standard of success. It has always been Morey's aim to give tthe people the best value possible for ; their money, and' to hold their custom by this means. Morey's jjSales IAiRiE Sales, and when price reductions are announced, it is liwjfch perfect confidence in the truth, of the statements that the of New Plymouth and district take advantage of the low prices by buying freely. Therefore, when Blouses at Clearing Prices Are announced, they WILL be cleared in a very short time. Flannelette Blouses, neat and stylish, in good lasting colors and pretty patterns; worth 4/11; cilearingi at 1/11. i Colored Delaine Blouses —very smart and dressy, will wash well. 11. ©eual price, 8/6; now marked at 3/M'. . ~'Wolsey Blouses,- pretty up-to-date garments in the newest style*. Usual price, 11/6 to 12/6; now 5/LL Jackets going for Half Price n.ili i'lii l'i 'i. hj! ■ ' a chance in a thousand to obtain a good', stylish Jacket at . it tola y«ry *ow price. • . JldjfcMKy/ .: . TAKE ''JMfI&JBSNFffi THESE OFFFERS, AND DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. (OR ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND),.} ynim mkYJ ■;<: mmx.iv D.SWSV." and Son New Plymouth
arouß CHANCE ~,, ) >u^Y j., « 29 S ACSRBS s P len(iid land > weU fenced and subdivided into FOURTEEN paddocks, i RESIDENCE of SEVEN ROOMS, with conveniences. 16-BAEL /•.■■/< . <•■ 12 .ACRES SHELTER BUSH. :■:•■'•?.''" HAS CARRIED., FOR OVER TWO YEARS, FORTY MILKING COWS, SIXTY FUJI&-GROWN CATTLE, 70 BREEDING EWES, 49 HOGGETS and SIX THE COWS AVERAGE FOR MILK ALONE WAS OVER NINE POUNDS. Prise is fill 5s per acre. ONLY £2OO CASH REQUIRED. ' THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. GILMOUB AND CLABKE NEW PLYMOUTH.
FREEHOLD DAIRY FARMS 200 ACRES, Waimate (Plains; all well level, and well watered by running streams; divided into convenient paddocks; good broomed house, large cowshed and outbuildings; handy to factory, school, towrshto; level metal road. One of the ric 1 — x x " *" • ~ • -- Easy terms can be arranged. ? -43 250 AOBE S. freehold Dairy Farm; all well improved coast country; level and well watered; close to factory; good road; 4-roomed house, cowshed, etc.; canrjes 90 cows. Price, £lB per acre; £BOO cash required. IQO ACRES, Freehold Dairy Farm; all well improved coast land; good house, cowsked and outbuildings; well fenced and subdivided. Price, £24 per acre; easy terms. 11A ACRES?, Fseehold Coast Farm, in first-class order; all level and well watered; good 4-roomed house; large cowshed and outbuildings, and subdivided; good metal road and handy to cheese factory and township; also 42 cows can be takes at vahiation. Price, £2l per acre; reasonable terms. All correspondence prompt:} atteided to. Loans negotiated; terms arranged. NEWTON KING IUCIIOJtEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT, Established 18m ..NEW PLYMOUTH. :: r :'~Z. . Telephone .« 20 and 804. . |r ■■'
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 117, 25 August 1910, Page 2
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491Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 117, 25 August 1910, Page 2
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