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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 2, 27 June 1911, Page 1

THERE'S NO SHOW LIKE OUR SHOW S , P OR Costume Value, Costume Smait ness, 39/0. Worth 50/-. you be quiet? Not yet; let me tell you of Herbert's, the place to get your money's worth. QOME in out of the wet! Ladies' I Tweed Coats 13/11, Rain Coats ■ 14/11, maids' coats, all prices.—Herbert's Up-tc-Date. j JT'S true you can buy woven unshrinkj able Combinations 2/6, Singlets 1/-, Bodices 1/11, Nights 5/11, at Herbert's. TMIERE'S no show like our show for I stocking bargains—Ladies' 9d and' 1/-, Maids', llVid, Boy's (heavy and strong) from 1/3.—Herbert's. I MISTAKE to think our window of I bargain underclothing's common; I it's common prices, the garments beautiI ful.—Herbert's. ]y£AKE NO ERROR-Our Trimmed Hats •2/11, untfimmed 1/11, are worth three times that price.—Herbert's. QUR Country Customers will get a ready-to-wear outfit for the Show this week at bargain price.—Herbert's. QOSTUME 35/6, Jacket 13/11, 15/6; smart bargains not to be passed over.—Herbert's snips. JJOWLING WIND or driving rain, Umbrellas from Herbert's stand the strain—2/11, 3/11, 4/6. Chilblains if you dry with Herbert's I Towels, soft, thick and thirsty—9d, lOd, lid each. /X)LD can't poke its nose through our Blankets; largest double 17/6, medium 14/11. —Herbert's wondrous price. rjOLD weather Comfort—Real Scotch Blanket, largest 25/3, medium 21/-. —Herbert's value. i TOR CHRISTCHURCH MEAT CO., LTD. rpENDERS are invited for the supply of approximately one million feet of' White Pine Timber for cask and case making, to be supplied to Islington (near Christchurch), Smithfleld (near Timaru), and Buntside (near Dunedin) Works of the Christchurch Meat Co., Ltd. Tenders close at noon on the twenty-ninth day of July. Specifications and conditions of tender will be forwarded on application to the Christchurch Meat Co., Ltd., ♦Hereford street, Christchurch. I THE GREATEST BARGAIN IX TARANAKI. HIGHLY-IMPROVED FARM of 221 acre*, 7 miles from New Plymouth. Good metalled road. Well watered, and subdivided with sheep-proof fences. 4i'Oomed house and outbuildings. Boring rights unsold, .■-, •p*"^ v V%, ;" j •?'""' ' ■ Price £l2 per acre. 10 per cent cash; balance 5 yrs., 5M> p.c Apply— " : '" r !;. '' ,-,. DAVID CHARTERIS, "' '" f;_ Griffiths Buildings, "• New Plymouth. v\, \yESTO".WN' jj XT END ED FOR Mi&< '>.. rpHIS beautiful little properf'yV filiated at the junction of the Elliott find Omata Roads, New Plymouth, has HOW been cut up into suitable building lots, and is nearly all level land. Plans and priwg on application to W. B. DAVIES, Devon-street. R. P. CORNWALL Has commenced business as a Egmont Street, j New Plymouth. Telephone 359. READ THIS OKg ACRES, all grass, 9 paddocks, * sheep-proof fencing, 200 acres ploughable; carry 80 cows, 50 sheep, 20 other stock; 7-roomed house, 25-bail cowshed, etc. Close to railway station, school and creamery. Price £lO per acre. Terms. OAA ACREc, all grass, clean, eight paddocks, flat and undulating, 2% sheep to acre, 4-roomed house, sixbail cowshed and other outbuildings. L.I.P. £8 per annum. Near post office and school, seven miles railway station. Price £6 10s. Terms can be arranged. JELLYMAN & WOOD Egmont Street, New Plymouth. TP 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 voung can chew At JOLL'S MEAT BAZAARS. v;END your next printing order to th* _ "Daily News." Price*, rigllt ltd witisfaction guaranteed. '