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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 213, 17 December 1910, Page 2

That Woman Who Looks Bewildered Is she who put off her Xmas. Shopping .till the last minutes. Don't see her? No! That's because you're not looking ahead to the night of the 24th. You'll see lots of bewildered folk that night who missed the opportunity of shopping comfortably at MOREY'S before the Xmas. rush started. With the holiday season almost knocking at the door, women will be glad to replenish their wardrobes with such dainty /washing dresses as these:— SMART WASHING DRESSES, in plain Linens, shades of Pink, blue and Wihite, all self colors or nicely trimmed. ZEPHYR AND PRINT WASHING DRESSES, shirt styles, fine quality materials, in stripes and fancy patterns. COLORED LINEN COSTUMES, shades of Navy, Green, Helio. and White, trimmed or plain, semi-fitting styles. WHITE .MUSLIN and ALLOVER EMBROIDERY ROBES, daintily trimmed with fine Lace and Insertion. These fine Summer Dresses are splendid tubbers every one of them, and have also the pleasing feature of being exceedingly moderate in price. And you're only asked to pay nineteen shillings for every 20s parcel, because Morey's allow Is in the £ as a cash discount of 5 per cent. Morey and Son Devon St, New Plymouth New Season's Turnip Seeds That Give a High-grade Test time for sowing Turnip Seeds is here again, 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 r : NEWTON KING They are dear at any price. Our New Season's deliveries of Hurst's Turnip heeds test up to the highest grade. Every bag undergoes a Germination test by eliminating all risk of your having to re-sow. New stocks comprise:— o«a.a» SWEDES HURST'S MONARCH, CHAMPION,-CRIMSON KING, MAGNUM BONUM, JOHN BULL. TURNIPS . HURSTS GREEN TOP YELLOW ABERDEEN, PURPLE TOP YELLOW ABERDEEN, PURPLE TOP MAMMOTH, IMPERIAL GREEN GLOBE, DEVON GREYSTONE, BOMNEY 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 Banc's Reliable Seeds. ° NEWTON KING I NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD KAPONGA To Lease - To Lease 200 RES ' ab()ut 36Ven mileß from N «w Plymouth by good metalled road; 5-roo med house, cowshed, trapshed and conveniences; iy a 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 is a golden opportunity for a man with a family. Gilmour and Clarke NEW PLYMOUTH. TE WHARE REKA. .VOU don't know what I have io store. I have Ice Cream ia galore; A taste ia sufficient to make you 1 longjfor more, J So roll your pennies along to the 1 little lollie store. I THE WHAfiE REKA, STRATFORD J QOGD SECOND-HAND PIANO, £2O; f Ha 8d per month,—Ho3i*&m, 1 fl O A 0 H. J PROPOSE running the Opunake Coach Sendee h ureal fron Janu# ary i, observing the tine-table as here' 1 ofore. W. A. (TOBY »-.• Proprietor. Masonie Biablei. Those No. US. YOU CAN GET. IT CHEAPER At THE *-'..-__.. amvm. ~ ■!„■■■■.'■■■