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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 190, 21 November 1910, Page 2

THE CUUTAINS HERE ARE THE BEST YOU CAN FIND ♦♦»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦*♦♦♦»»»»» ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦» The world has been searched for the best. Morey's sent their Agents scouting among the quaint little villages of Britain and France where Curtains are made. They are the kind of Curtains that one is proud to live with—the kind that makes home seem what it should be. But, More than offering Curtains, MOREY'S sell them at prices considerably lower than you would pay elsewhere, as the following worthily demonstrate: — WHITE LACE CURTAINS, in stylish new designs, with pretty borders, lengths from 2y 2 yds to 4vds Prices 2/6 to 22/6 per pair CREAM LACE CURTAINS, rich floral scrolls and fine net weaves, in all reqaired lengths. Prices 3/6 to 22/6 per pair i WHITE MUSLIN CURTAINS, with hemstitched insertion and double borders, very handsome designs. Price 14/6 per pair WHITE GUIPURE NET CURTAINS, with real Guipure Lace Borders. These are specially suitable for draw-ing-rooms. Prises 21/-, 22/0, 25/-, 32/6 per pair CREAM SWISS NET CURTAINS, in very stylish designs and rich quality net. * Price 32/6 per pair CREAM SWISS NET CURTAINS, with heavy frills, all newest patterns. Prices 38/6, 47/6, 54/11 per pair ECRU MADRAS MUSLIN CURTAINS, frilled, fine quality Muslin Net, 3y 3 yards long : Pirces 15/6 to 16/6 per pair Nowhere save at Morey's could you obtain the choice of as fine a range of new curtains in all the latest nets and laces. Make an early selection. If you are a spot cash purchaser you are favored to the extent of a 5 per cent. Discount on the amount of your goods. Morey and Son Devon St., New Plymouth

Give the Land Back its Strength. Every ton of cheese saps from the soil 1121bs of Nitrogen, 181bs of Phosphoric Acid, 21bs of Potash. Each ton of milk tak6s 121bs of Nitrogen, 4%1b3 of Phosphoric Acid, 2%lbs of Potash. And every anima! reared on the farm removes a considerable amount of bone phosphate out of the soil. The fertility of your soil is not everlasting. You can't take crop after crop, year after year, Irom it without feeding it.. Restore its vitality. Give it Newton King's MANURES And thus make up for the nourishment withdrawn by cows, calves, horses, pigs. Where means are limited, remember it is better to thoroughly manure one paddock at a time than to give a lick and a dab here and there to a large area. STERLING MANURES will greatly increase the pasturing value of your land. For prices and further details see NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH and STRATFORD.

GOING - CONCERN Will secure A GOOD FARM of 210 acres, close to the Coast and about 7 miles /rom New Plymouth by good metalled road. Al.l ploughable and nearly all level, well fenced and well watered. One mile from good township, sale yards, factory, school and Post Office. Good sixfoomed residence; trapshed, cowahe& etc. Nearly one acre of orchard. STOCK that go with the farm are: 40 cows, 2 horses, Implements, Factory Shares, etc etc. Price h £l6 per acre; £4OO cash 4own, balance at 5 per cent. INSPECT AT ONCE. YOU'LL BUY. GILMOUR AND CLARKE NEW PLYMOUTH.

TE WHARE REKA. Vo¥ don't know what I have in store. I have Ice Cream in galore; A taste is sufficient to make you longjfor more, So roll your pennies along to the little lollie store. THE WHARE REKA, STRATFORD

Q.OOD SECOND-HAND PIANO, £2O; lis 8d per month,—Hoffmann.