THE HABEM DKESSES AT HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE, are attracting great attention. The world's most up-to-date garment. Now showing in our windows (or Easter, special displays of new season's COSTUMES 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 most correst shades, in CREPE de NINON spangled Chiffons SPANGLED NETS . CREPE DE CHINES DEWDROP CHIFFONS DON'T Miss our special window displays. HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE, NEW PLYMOUTH,. STRATFORD, ELTHAM. CASH ADVERTISE ME NTH in this column not exceeding sixteen wjmta are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three insertions 2s 6d. If orders cone by letter it must be understood thai double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. 3^' ANTED—!• ire-proof Safe, medium size; must be ;i standard make.—■ Thos. L. Buxton. 2-3
r|X) LET Boardinghouse, Okato; j.2 rooms; all conveniences. Immediate entry if required. Please apply F. \Y. Lucas, Okato, or J. Dueker, Warea. 1-4 A WORD in your ear—Herbert's marvellous value hosiery, fast dye, 9d pair, Is pair. ANTED—A smart young man for Farm. References preferred. Apply this office. tc. A NEW METHOD has been discovered for CLEARING HOUSE PESTS away. Most secret; most certain; and in every way desirable.—For particulars enquire P.O. Box 750, Auckland. ANTED—A youth; must be a good milker and make himself generally useful—Apply James Walker, Henwood Road, Bell Block. 29-3 (jood, uselul, sober youth as assistant for' country store.— Apply "Awakino," this office, or in person, A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd. Waitara. 29-4 pOOTBALL BOOTS—The toe "that's made Hard to stay Hard," is McEwen Bros,' special, 12/(1. Others, 9/6 and 10/G.—McEwen Bros. 23-6 RANTED TO SELL—Lady's secondhand cycle. This machine is fitted with Eadie coaster and is in perfect order. —The (». W. Lawrence Co., Cycle Importers, Devon-street, New Plymouth. QALE of second-hand Pianos, all in good order —Bord £ls, Mignon £l7, Edilstien £2o, Waklemar £23, Brinsmead £2O; easy terms —at Collier's. 2G-G Q/<2 MEN'S Chrome Boots, 7/6 Men's Split Shooters, and 4/9 Bluchers. —Dockrill's. TF Bobby Burns were here the noo' He'd say 'twas meat we A' can eat, AVh ether roast or boil or stew.
It is a treat, for 'tis a meat That auhl and voting can chew At 3DLL'S MEAT BAZAARS. OAA POUNDS, cash down, will secure OUU 78 flereg a( . Tariki, carrying 26 cows, 1 bull, and 2 horses; 5-roomcd house, cowshed; one mile from factory; two miles from school; two miles from railway.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. TTALF-ACRE, three frontages, Devonstreet, Fitzroj; good terms, £360. Hickman P. Russell. yOU CAN GET IT CHEAPEn AT THE RED FOST. Curtains, with rod and fittings complete, from 1/8. Fit an, window. At Herbert's. ■REYNOLDS' CHAINS 8s «d, free wheeli 4s Bd, mudguards is 6d, pedals 3a M. Brampton chains 4b 6d, lanajs from 2s 8d —Tlie Q. W. Lawrence Co., Devon-itreeL CJEND your next printing order to the "Daily News." . '"ices right and tutinfaelion euaninteeil SJEND your next printing order to the "Daily News." Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 290, 2 May 1911, Page 1
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