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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 119, 27 August 1910, Page 2

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 Have reached their present standard of success. It has always been Moray's aim to give the people the best value possible for their money, and to hold their custom by this means. Mprey's Sales AltE Sales, and when price reductions are announced, it is with perfect confidence in the truth of the statements that the shoppers of New Plymouth and district take advantage of the low prices , by, buying freely. Therefore, when Blouses at Clearing Prices Are hnnoniiced, they WILL be cleared in a very short time. Flannelette Blouses, neat and stylish, in good lasting colors and pretty- patterns; worth 4/11; clearing] at I/li. Colored .Delaine Blouses —very smart and dressy, will wash well. Usual price, 8/0; now marked' at 3/11. Wolsey Blouses; pretty up-to-date garments in the newest styles. to I*2/6; now 5/1.1. • , , >(> h ootd Jacket? jgojng; for Half Price .91 Of jf,i a'-JcJlaiicc in a thousand to obtain a good, stylish Jacket at a very-tew price. ,YAC[^;n'l'.-,; TAKE SPECIAL DIS<JQPjQTT„QF FIVE PER CENT. (OR ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND), ~j S , ! , -Jiidltt/fyjri ''•J'jd gjiignhqfi Morey and Son - - New Plymouth int'iJ.iOjti iJ. . 'i'iHTt. kW.V/.lh _ny'i:-. • ■ i !i(»y seioll vim , YOlli CHANCE •'V-i-'ti V/(,y ■ !: —— 293 AC^g°"'f elldid fenced and subdivided into FOURTEEN paddocks. RESIDENCE of SEVEN (ROOMS', with conveniences. 16-BAJL VS '■ Hi 110 OOWSHESD.

12 ACRES SHELTER BUSH. HAS CARRIED, FOR. OVER TWO YEARS, FORTY MILKING COWS, SIXTY FULL - GROWN CATTLE, 70 BREEDING EWES, 49 HOGGETS and SIX H(XKSBS - -.i» v THE COW-S ' FOR MILK ALONE WAS OVER NINE POUNDS, 'is £lil 5s per acre. •••■ '•••i.yfs, ' -• i.vo.r ' !,v °- &NILY £2OO CASH REQUIRED. THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. J'i'.r-'.v: GrILMOtTR AND CLARKE . J! NEW PLYMOUTH. ' V. FREEHOLD dairy farms 200 ACR . ES ' Waimate (Plains; all well improve,!, level, and well watered by V*,™ running streams; divided into convenient paddocks; good 5-roomed touse, large cowshed and outbuildings; handy to factoiy, s^hSoT el metai road. One of the richest tarms on the Plains. Price, £43 per ecre Eaay terms can be arranged. per ecr^ 250 *£*a, r Freehold Dairy Farm; all well improved coast countr ; level and well watered; close to factory; good road; 4-roomed house, cowsned, etc.; cames Op,po,ys. Price, £lB per acre; £BOO cash required. IQO ACRES, Freehold Dairy Farm; all well improved coast land; good house cowshed and cratbutfdings; well fenced and subdivided. Price, £24 ner acre; easy terms. ' ' 1 1 1A ACRES, Freehold Coast Farm, in first-class order; all level and well ,^ atered ; good 4-roomed house; large cowshed and outbuildings, and 49 A T road an,d hand y t0 cheese factory and township: also CoWfl 68,11 be taken at valuation. Price, £2l per acre; reasonable terms. AH eomafonfance promptij attended to. Loans negotiated; terzm» arranged. NEWTON KING lIUCi 10NEER, LAND AGENT, -AND GENERAL MERCHANT . lf*tebli»b«d:-107V trt W ftl UX^UT Telephone* 20and 804.