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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 239, 14 February 1911, Page 2

PRICES AT MOREY'S FOR THIS WEEK. 42 only, Embroidered Blouse Ends, from 4s 6d to 16s 6d, now 2s lid tolls6d. 36 inch Dress Linens—Navy, Green, Brown, Is 3d for 9d yd. 6 pieces Striped Linen,' New Shade, 1s Gd to &fls yd. 2P Colored Floral Muslin, at 2%d per yd. Job Lot Sample Towels, all at Sale prices to clear. All Cash! Morey and Son, Devon St., New Plymouth

There are things that it pays to remember. One of them is that I have a large shipment of slag arriving by direct vessel in May or June. Another is that you can save a fair amount of hard-earned caßh if you arrange right now to Take Delivery on Arrival at New Plymouth Breakwater. A further poiiK is that if you miss this opportunity you will have to pay a higher price immediately this lot is sold. Whilst still another point to remember is that I have only about 100 tons now remaining unsold. * If you wish to participate in the exceptionally low prices now offering. DON'T DELAY. ORDER AT ONCE from— NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH. STRATFORD & KAPONGA SPECIAL. £3OO Down ill secure the Best Bargain offered. 130 ACRES of good land, ONLY FIVE MILES from New Plymouth, and close to the Coast, the whole is practically ploughable, and a greater part is level. There is a dwelling of Seven rooms, and conveniences. Price is £l2 10s. per acre. S A CHEAT GIFT. LOOK AT THE PROSPECTS Of OUR OIL. It's no use writing—COME AND INSPECT YOU WILL BUY. APART FROM THE OIL THERE IS A HANDSOME PROSPECTIVE VALUE. GILMOUR AND CLARKE - fc,I,OVT htb * e T, .... ' W PLYMOUTH