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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 256, 8 March 1911, Page 2

We Can Read What's iifYour Isn't it Autumn and Winter II Clothes? Thought so! You are wond- 1 ering what to get in I Costumes. Not only can be read what is passing in your mind, | but we can provide your wants, or at least show you enough beautiful garments to enable you select for yourself. You can see what Fashion demands in Morey's Display of New Petone Costumes For Autumn and Winter. All the season's approved models are shown. Tweeds are to the front, Heather and Grey Atixtures, also Green and Brown Shades being strong favorites, while Xavy Serges and Colored Cloths and Coating Serges support them. The oddly slashed Coats, the banded skirts, the ornate buttons and the fanciful trimmings combine to make these new Petone Costumes wonderfully becoming, Moreys' showing is just as Lavish in New Season's Trimmed Millinery and Rcady-to-Wear Hats, the latest ideas in Neckwear, Gloves, Belts and Trimmings; stylish Raincoats, Blouses, Skirts, Furs and Dress Goods. The whole store is resplendent in autumn dress; every nook and corner tells of the new and beautiful. You are welEvery cash purchase receives a discount of 5 p cent. (1/- In the £). Kindly accept this as your invitation, and oome to-day. Morey and Son, Devon St, New Plymouth

Buying cheap seeds brings dear experience. It isn't the money lost on seeds that counts so much as the time and labor wasted. Can you afford to lose so heavily? Can you afford to experiment, when Newton King's grass seeds place results beyond any speculation, doubt or uncertainty? You run absolutely no risk of failure through faulty seeds if you plant any of the following: Tyford, Canterbury and Sandon Ryes: All double dressed. Cocksfoot: Canterbury and Taranaki-grown , double or ordinary dressed. Finest Clovers: Including White and Red Clover, Cowgrass, AJsike, Trefoil, Timothy - etc.—all of great germinating power. ALL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH. STRATFORD KAPONGA

Read: This is my chance 95 M.R! of goo,l d.rrying I™' «bo»t foor mil,,' fro,,, X„ Plj.oatt, do* to 30 COWS, 1 bull, milk cans, etc., etc. A GOING CONCERN, £22 PER ACRE Only £3OO cash down required, Only £3OO cash down required Balance at 5% per cent., 0 years. DON'T WRITE, BUT COME AND INSPECT. £IOO CASH DOWN \yiLL secure a property of SO ACRES, four miles from New Plymouth and a few chain? from the Factory, School, Post Office; 5-roomed dwellin" cowshed and conveniences; £22 per acre. Fullest particulars on application GILMOUR AND CLAIIKE EGMONT STREET. Telephone No. 90; Box 127 ..rQ., New Plymouth. NEW PLYMOUTH.