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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 298, 11 May 1911, Page 3

shions at Whites. We are right in the height of the Winter Season, and our store is bristling with a magnificent stock of distinctive and fashionable goods of meritorious value. Special facilities and a thorough knowledge of the district enable us to serve with satisfaction customers at a distance from our establishment. In this advertisement there is only space for a few items to be mentioned. : - Petone Costumes. In this make, the acknowledged leaders in the ready-made costume trade, we carry a distinq•tivi! range of stylos and colorings from any other firm in the trade. As example's, we quote, four only:— . ' GREEN STRIPED TWEED-Xewest cut in coat, with silk collar and Lapels, box-pleated skirt lined complete; 03/-. • ' DARK HEATHER TWEED, cross hands on coat and skirt, box pleated skirt, linfd .throughout, exceedingly smart and useful, 75/-. >\ LIGHT GREY NORFOLK, a very becoming suit for any woman, beautiful finish, l«atlier collar, lined throughout, 95/-. NAVY FACED CLOTH,' ratiier long coat, trimmed moire cuffs and collars, jet buttons, pleated skirt, lined throughoue, 05/-. Costumes to Measure from our own Workrooms. In our own workrooms—absolutely the best equipped dressmaking department in the province. We can give you style and satisfaction equal to the best houses in tfie Dominion. NAVY CHEVIOT TWEED COAT AND SKIRT, made to measure in any styje, lined throughout, and delivered anywhere in the Dominion, 62/0. * ■ ■•> "KASHMERA" CLOTH COAT AND SKIRT, to measure, any style and fitting, .lin,ed throughout, delivered free, 65/-. • -, "ROSLYN" ALL-WOOL HEATHER TWEED COATS AND SKIRTS, in any length, superior linings and trimmings, 84/-. . -, Blouses. One may get all sorts of blouses. Some are the kind for which you have to apologise; others are ordinary, and some distinctive. The latter can be fittingly applied to those we have to sell. They are selected with care by those qualified by experience to do so. SMART MORNING BLOUSES, in dark colors, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11. 4/6 each. CREAM WINCEY SHIRT BLOUSES, 0/6 each. CREAM SILK SHIRT BLOUSES, 10/6, 14/6 each. Dress Skirts. Every season our buyer waxes eloquent about the value he is sending us. This time more so than usual, and after a careful inspection, we think he is fully justified. Two lines only quoted:— TWEED SKIRTS, dark colors, and black and navy cloth, well tailored in every respect, sizes 38 to 44 .■inch, 8/11 each. FACED CLOTH SKIRTS, unspottablc finish, in black and.navv, excellent workmanship, si?es 38 to 45-inch, 12/6. each. Umbrella Weather. Don't, take risks with this climate. \A few shillings judiciously expended on an umbrella may prevent your new hat being consigned to the rubbish heap, without anything being sajd about the risk to one's health* ' CHILDREN'S SCHOOL UMBRELLAS, 2/3 & 2/11 each LADIES' UMBRELLAS, 2/11 to 21/- each. N.B.—We have special, rapges at 4/11, 0/11 and 9/6, and all the bctttev grades are Underskirts that Please. Unless you adopt 'the hobble skirt, your wardrobe must always contain one or two nice things in moirette underskirts, prettily frilled. A shipment from THE leading makers is just to hand, and whatever way the skirts are studied—cut, material or workmanship —the excellence of value is apparent. We have the following colors:—Green, brown, navy, peacock, vieux rose, pink, Burgundy, sky and black, at 4/0, 4/11, 0/11, 8/6, 9/11, 12/0 and 15/6 each. Gloves. Every variety demanded for the winter season find ■ a home in our store. . During the next few days we will have a table full of'broken boxes and oddments left from,, the earlier season trade. Your piek) Od.per j>air, Boy's Overcoats.. THE REGENTMade in "Motor" cut of striped Kaiapoi Tweed—a useful school or best overcoat, of a quality that can be "handed on." Sizes 2 to 0, price 19/0 each. KAIAPOI BAINCOATSIn dark grey—dressily cut, with side pockets and full width. Sizes from 4 years to 10 years; prices, 17/-' to 32/0. GREY TWEEDSA useful rough tweed in small sizes for school use. Sizes, 4 to 9; prices, 0/11 to 14/11 each BOYS' MOTOR COATSVery useful, warm and durable coats for the little fellows, in grev tweed, sizes 1 to 4, 9/0 to',l/11 ea«h. BROWN TWEED COATS— With large Conway collars of the same tweed and an, overcollar of washing material. Prices, 13/- to 51/- each. Embroidered Blouse Pieces. Possibly the nicest thing one could choose to wear under a costume. Handsomely worked in best washing silks on all-wool unshrinkable cream materials of good quality. Price 8/6 each. ■keen judgment on the part of customers necessitates iw keeping a blanket of the front rank, and so We stock the famous Kaiapoi make. This blanket maintains its reputation and position long after others with only a fleeting popularity have been invalided to the rear. It is practically the only New Zealand make with a world-wide reputation. We stock a number of qualities and sizes. "Leading prices are 18/11, 25/-, 31/6,'43/6 'per pair. THEY ARE ALL WOOL. Full-length Tweed Coats for Women. This month we are showing a quantity of more than ordinary merit, both in regard to quality, style and price. The cheaper lines more particularly claim your immediate attention. Bought at job rates, they are in many cases worth three tinies tfte'price asked. ROUGH TWEED COATS, in brown, navy, green and heather Tweeds, all lengths, 10/11 ench ROUGH TWEED, COATS, very smartly cut, panel backs, button trimmed, heather tweeds, 15/- each. ROUGH TWEED COATS, as above, but trimmed with black corded silk collar, 17/6 each. NAVY TWEED AND CLOTH, panel back, deep collar, trimmed moire silk ad braid, 21/-, 37/0, 39/6, 47/6 <>ach. HEAVY CHEVIOT TWEED COATS, light colors, smart style, panel back, 33/0 each. KAIAPOI TWEED COATS, Raglan sleeve, storm collar, 39/0, 42/-, 47/0, 55/- each White & Sons, Direct Importers, New Plymouth.

rjUKAXAIU LAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (Permanent). Incorporated under "The Building ■ Societies Act, 1880." DIRECTORS: Messrs R. Cock (chair, man), A. Shuttleworth, John Ellisi W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. Goldwater, and T. K. Skinner. SOLICITORS: Messrs Wilson and Grey. BANKERS: The Bank of New Zealand. The Society pays the cost of preparing and registering nil mortgages (uii: less for a lesser.sum than £100). During the five years ending the 30th September, 10(1!), 'the sum of £11,364 15s Id had been distributed in dividends and bonuses' among the members of the Society, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution. It will thus be seen that the Society is really Oilice open daily from 10 a.m.' to 4 p.m. (Thursday afternoon excepted). 'E. P. WEBSTER, : Secretary. J. C. DAVIES (Established 1870j j LICENSED gHAREBROKFI PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, TRADE ASSIGNEE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT Latest share quotations available oi application. Tradesmen's book 9 made up oi audited. Interest, Rents and Accounts collected Land and Income Tax Returns mad« up. CENTRAL STOCK EXCHAN'GI T»wm-Htreet, New Plymouth. N.Z.