Spring Fashion Buds NOW BLOSSOM AT MOREY'S Tired of sleet, cold and slush ? Then come to Moray's for the first glimpse of Spring. The whole store is abloom. The rainbow colors of many trimmed millinery models mingle with bright tones of the dainty Sunshades and other Spring Goods, for at MOREY'S SPRING SHOW everything you are likely to need for Spring—the season of renewal-can be seen in all the beauty of newness. The Millinery display includes hundreds of hats in the latest shapes and colors, from the large flower-gay creation to the modest ready-to-wear or morning toque New Sunshades come in dozens of pretty and unique patterns, as well as in the plain oolcrs which have been favored by fashion's leaders during th» summer In the Home Land. You'll need a Sunshade soon; these are right in point of style and moderately prloed Come while the first fresh bloom llhjgfers on everything. Moray's Special Discount of 5 per cent (or 1s In the £) is given with all cash purchases. MOREY and SON, Devon Street YOUR CHANCE 298 ACRES splendid land, well fenced and subdivided into FOURTEEN paddocks. RESIDENCE of SEVEN ROOMS, with conveniences. lfl-BAIL COWSHED. 12 ACRES SHELTER BUSH. HAS CM®JED; 'FOR OViBR TWO YEARS, FORTY MILKING COWS, SIXTY FULL - GiRO WN - CATTLE, 70 BREEDING EWES, 49 HOGGETS and SIX HORSES. i' THE COWS AVERAGE FOR MILK ALONE WAS OVER NINE POUNDS. Prise is £ll 5s per acre. ONLY £2OO CASH REQUIRED. THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. GILMOUR AND CLARKE NEW PLYMOUTH. FREEHOLD DAIRY FARMS 9AA ACRES, Waimate Plains; all well improved, ievel,and well watered'by running streams; divided: into convenient paddocks': Mod 8-roomed house, large cowshed and outbuildings; handy to factory, Miff townships level metal road. One of the richest farms on the Plains. Price, £4B per sere I Easy terms cab be arranged. ' ™ 250 Freello H Da«y Farm; all well improved coast country; level and well .«l; close to factory; good road; 4-roomed bouse, cowshed, etc.; carn"« "i B . Price, £lB per acre; £BOO cash required. IQO ACL**s, Freehold Dairy Farm; all well improved coast land; good house, I cowed and outbuildings; well fenced and subdivided. ■ Prjce, £24 per acre; easy terms. lift ACRES, Freehold 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 tod township; also 42 cows can be takes at valuation. Pr ice, £&l> per acre; reasonable terns. All eorrecpwudence promptij atteaded to. Loans negotiated; terns arranged. i'' 1 ' I',;"/*
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 138, 20 September 1910, Page 2
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422Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 138, 20 September 1910, Page 2
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