HAREM DRESSES AT HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE, are attracting great attention. The world's most up-to-date garment. Now showing in our windows for Easter, special displays'of new seaCOSTUMES The world's most up-to-date garments. New MILLINERY Models from London and Paris up to the moment of fashion. EVENING WEAR' -. : Newest, smartest materials for night wear. The latest and moat correst shades in CREPE de NINON SPANGLED CHIFFONS SPANGLED NETS CREPE DE CHINES DEWDROP CHIFFONS Miss our special window displays. HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE, NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, ELTJHAM.
GASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not.exceeding sixteen wcgfa are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion ; or if Three insertions 2s 3d. If orders cSme by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. "H^ANTED—A smart young man for Farm, References preferred, Apply this office. tc. JJYGIEXIC BAKERY-Roast Chicken, Pressed Tongue, Chicken' Fatties, Raised Pork Pies, Veal and Hani Ties to-day. 10-1 A NEW METHOD has been discovered for CLEARING HOUSE PESTS awtiy. Most secret; most certain; and in every way desirable.—For particulars enquire P.O. Box 750, Auckland. RANTED— A youth; must be a good mi.User-and make himself generally useful—Apply James Walker, Henwood Road, Bell Block. 29-3 waitress and tb assist housemaid.—Apply Imperial Hotel nt once. 29-2 WfANTivu—Uood, useful, sober youth as assistant for country istore.— Apply "Awakino," this office, or in person, A. Hatriek and Co., Ltd. Waitara. "" ' 29-4
FOOTBALL BOOTS.—The toe "that's made Hard to stay Hard," is MeEwen Bros.' special, 12/6. Others, 9/6 and 10/o.—MeEwen Bros. 28-6 hand cycle. This machine is fitted with Eadie coaster and is in perfect order.—The G. \V. Lawrence Co., Cycle Importers, Devon-street, New Plymouth. TTYGIENIC BAKERY-We know how to make cakes, and <ve uso -oily the best of ingredient'; in th» waking. Sultana Cake, Paris Cake, Vienna Cake, Turkey Fig Cake, She Sponge. Cream Cakes, Fingers, Cream Puffs, Petit Fours, Eclairs, all fresh this morning. Sultana j Broad, Honev Barm Cake*--Tel. MS. 29-1 GALE of second-hand Pianos, all in good ° order—Bord £ls, Mignon £l7, Edilstien £25, Waldemar £25, Brinsmead £2O; easy terms—at Collier's. 26-0 MUCH cooler. Must get winter under- j wear and raincoat. Can't beat Am-j bury's for anything in that line. 21-6 fj-OOD Second-hand Piano by English maker, splendid order, £10; terms, Ss monthly. Apply sharp.—Collier's, t.c. Q/£ MEN'S Chrome Boots, 7/6 Men's u ° Split Shooters, and 4/9 Bluchers. —Dockrill's.
F Bobby Burns were here the noo' He'd say 'twas meat we a' can eat, - Whether roast or boil or stew. It is a treat, for 'tis a meat That auld and young can chew* At JOLL'S MEAT BAZAARS. OAA POUNDS, cash down, will secure **"" 78 acres at Tariki, carrying 26 cows, 1 bull, and 2 horses; 5-roomed house, cowshed; one mile from factory; two mHes from school; two miles from railway.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. TTALF-ACRE, three frontages, Devon■a" street, Fitzroj; jrood terms, £3fio. >-Avply Hickman F. RuwelL VOU CAN GET IT CHEAPEa AT THE 1 RED POST.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 288, 29 April 1911, Page 1
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