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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 30, 29 July 1911, Page 4

LADIES' BUTTON BOOT OPPORTUNITY 10/6 When Mr. Deare was in Wellington the other day he snapped the bargain of his life, by having the "ready" that a manufacturer wanted. A "deal" resulted of such a nature that the ladies of New Plymouth now have a chance to secure a FIRST QUALITY BUTTONED BOOT FOR lOs 6d In black, well made, lined, good solid soles to keep out the damp. The shop isn't full of them, so hurry along and get a pair while they last. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE THE PLACE FOR KEPAIRS.

ADEPEMBLEPIAHO "YTEARLY half a century of experience has enabled us to succeed in an honorable ambition to sell a thoroughly good piano at a reasonable price. Examine either the interior or exterior of a BRINSMEAD PIANO OHAPPELL PIANO STEINWEIG ' PIANO OOLLARD & OOLLARD PIANO KERSLER PIANO SPAETHE PIANO STEPHENS PIANO and you wiH find work up to the highest standard. Best prices allowed for old pianos taken in exohange. Easy terms. H. COLLIER AUD CO. PIANO SHOWftOOMS Devon Street, New Plymouth.

We compete with Wellington city successfully Smart Tailoring H. COCKER HIGH CLASS TAILOR & COSTUMIER, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

SAVIMONEY m m'SH^&sL & *es--'Xp% Boots What do you mean? JUST THIS, 25/- Boots for How do you do it ? By selling for CASH and not makinj you pay for other folks' bad debts. Come and let us prove our words. A.B.C. Boot Co., DEVON STKKET. 'AO excellent sheep eonntry; close to township; 500 acres in grau. Price for freehold, £4 lßi per uj»«.—Apply Hiokman F. HnstelL