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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 223, 14 January 1911, Page 2

To Folks who do not read Advertisements. The Revolution on the other side of the Map may be interesting. The Cyclone in seas to the north may be even more so. While the dividend paid by some British Company may be amazing. here in New Plymouth. PRICES HAVE BROKEN RANKS AT MOREY'S. A Cyclone of Bargains strikes New Plymouth, and if you have a sovereign to invest it will yield you an immediate cash in hand dividend of 10,16% 20,50, or 75 per cent, on your outlay if you invest it at Morey's Great Summer Sale Commencing To-day, Everything is reduced in price: Sheetings and Calicoes io per cent, or 2/- in the £. Most Goods 3/4 in the £. While prices of Fashion Goods, such as Costumes Blouses, Millinery, are simply mown down. This is News—Live Interesting Bargains. News of a highly sensational nature. Sale Prices at Morey's Mean Cash—the Books are closed while it lasts. Mail Orders must be accompanied by Cash—sale discounts wiM be allowed. Morey's do not pay Fieight at Sale Prices. If 3'ou're not the better for reading this news, it's because you are not ready for opportunity. Come to the Sale—there are Bargains a-plenty. Note the Address: MOREY AND SON, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

EXCELSIOR BAKERY MATAI STREET, Inglewood. rs7E want to heartily tlwnk all our customer! for past pat-v-nage, and state that our shop ib still in the same old dl&cc* We know how to make and b*k« bread and hold sereral first prizes ior our work. BROWN BREAD „„„„ TTm „ OUR SPECIALITY. Catering done for parties and dances. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES In stock and to order. CHAS. aTcRAMEE, gf BAKES, INGLEWOOD.

M'CLUCCACE BROTHERS. rpWO-STOREY gOARDING-HOUSE, ipWO-STOREY JJOARDIXG-HOUSE, WHANGAMOMOXA. M'CLUCCACE BROTHERS GENERAL MERCHANTS, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Etc., WHANGAMOMONA AND REPOKUA.

BEAUTY SHOW AT INGLEWOOD All of fashion's most exquisite beauties in millinery for the new season are here. Nothing is absent from our Urge, varied, carefully selected and well-bought Btocks of dress goods, blouses, embroideries, ribbons, gloves, etc. The low prices won't make your visit lesß enjoyable. NICHOLLS AND SON, IMPORTERS : INGLEWOOD

QPUNAKB (^OAGH. T PROPOSE running the Opunake Coach S*rrice as usual from January 1, otnerving tile tiae-table u heretofore. W. L JURY •• Proprietor. Menonie SUMm. Thone No. 315. "DACON.—Buy a small side well-cured dairy-fed Choice Bacon at TMjlb Farmers' Store. *•"•