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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 212, 16 December 1910, Page 2

CHILDREN'S ■ CLOTHES FOR THEIR Xmas Outings S3AND CASTLES AND SURF PADDLING ALL MEAN ROSIER, HAPPIER CHILDREN DURING Mil. WHO CAN GRUDGE THE EXTRA WASHING AND LITTLE FROCKS NEEDED? AFTER ALL, ITS LTTTLE TO PAY WHEN YOU GET THEM AT EY'S THESE ARE DAINTY AND SWEET, YET WITHOUT THE RUFFLES AND FRILLS THAT SPOIL SPORT. Matinee jackets in cream cashmere or silk, also in white muslin. Children's frocks in white silk, cashmere and muslin, various trimming schemes in lace and embroidery. Children's pelisses also in cream silk, cashmere and white muslin. White drill and striped galatea timic3, with plain or colored collars. White silk and muslin- bonnets—infants' and. first sizes. Muslin washing hats and straws. HAPPY THOUGHTS" FOR GIFTS Pretty white kid Dorothy bags, 2/9. Smart leather bag 3 in fawn, tan, red, green, etc., 4/6. Merry Widow bags, in good quality leather, helio, fawn and tan, 3/11. AND OFF ALL .PRICES THE 5 PER CENT. BONUS FOR CASH, WHICH ENABLES YOU TO BUY OUT OF YOUR DISCOUNTS LITTLE ODDS AND ENDS WHICH MIGHT OTHERWISE COME OUT OF YOUR PURSE. Morey and Son Devon St., New Plymouth New Season's Turnip Seeds That Give a High-grade Test rpHE time for sowing Turnip Seeds is here igain, and with it comes the usual problem: What to sow and where to buy the best seeds. Don't think you save money buying seeds of doubtful origin. Compared with Hurst's Seeds, sold by NEWTON KING They are dear at any price. Our New Season's deliveries of Hurst's Turnip Seeds test up to the highest grade. Every bag undergoes a Germination test by the Government, eliminating all risk of your having to re-sow. New stocks comprise:—HURST'S MONARCH, CHAMPION, CRIMSON KING, MAGNUM BONUM, JOHN BULL. HURST'S GREEN TOP YELLOW ABERDEEN, PURPLE TOP YELLOW ABERDEEN, PURPLE TOP MAMMOTH, IMPERIAL GREEN GLOBE, DEVON GREYSTONE, ROMNEY MARSH. It pays to look before leaping. Of the few who bought seeds elsewhere last season, a good proportion found it necessary to re-sow with Newton King's Reliable Seeds. NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD To Lease - To Lease 200 ACRES, about seven miles from New Plymouth by good metalled road; 5-roo med house, cowshed, trapshed and conveniences; 1% miles from Factory and School. 40 COWS, ETC., ETC., ARE LEASED WITH THE FARM. 40 COWS, ETC., ETC., ARE LEASED WITH THE FARM. 40 COWS, ETC., ETC., ARE LEASED WITH THE FARM. Terms: Five years. Rent: 15/- per acre. Half year's interest must be paid in advance, This i 9 a len opportunity for a man with a family. Gilmour and Clarke NEW PLYMOUTH. TE WHARE REKA, !V©U don't faiow what I have fa? store. I have Ice Cream in galore; A taste is sufficient to mah» yeu long&or more, So roll your pennies along io the little lollie store. THE WHARE REKA, STRATFORD £tOOD SECOND-HAND PIANO, £2O; i ■ lis 8d per month.—Hofltaaan, J QPUNAKE ftOAOH.: T PEOPOSB running the Opunake Coaeh Service m uual from January 1, observing the tine-table m here-, 1 of ore. W. A. JURY v. Proprietor. Maaonle Steblu. Thane No. SIS. JfIHTCANGETir .m BSD