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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 42, 11 August 1911, Page 8

Melbourne Marvels MEN'S BLUE DENIMS 1 Gopper rivetted, made of k#avy Boz. denim. HEN'S CORD TROUSERS K/g Made of good sttong bro\yn moleskin. Sizes 3-7. MEN'S SADDLE TROUSERS 7/11 "The Champion," reduced from 10/6. MEN'S NATTY WORSTED TROUSERS Q/£ All dark grounds, with neat stripe effects, reduced from 12/1. MEN'S ODD COATS 0/ 11 Made of tweed and wor- J steds. Reduced from 12/6. MEN S W/.RK ovrr COATS 19 / 6 All sizes, in dark and midgrey tweedf. MEN'S DARK GREY RAINCOATS 30/0 Beautifully tailored. Worth SO/-. MEN'S "KNOCK-ABOUT" CT ■ SUITS 21/ Made of strong tweeds; good patterns. MEN'S 70/- TAILOR MADE suns 59 6 Very stylish, pure wo«l and pure dye. Very reduced price. MEN'S 60/- TAILOR-MADE SUITS 49/g In neat worsteds, mostly indistinct stripes. Reduced to MEN'S FAMOUS " S.S.S." DRILL SHIRTS Reduced from 4/11. "Can't wear 'em out." MEN'S FLANNELS g'4 Made of pure colonial wool. Full size. Reduced from 2/11. MEN'S CANADIAN DRILL SHIRTS 2'H Very strong wearing. Reduced from 3/11. MEN'S KAIAPOI SOCKS Three PAIRS FOR 23 MEN'S CASHMERE SOCKS O/fi 3 PAIRS FOR MEN'S INDIGO BLUE FLANNELS 4JW Reduced from 5/9. MEN'S FAMOUS WELTED BOOTS Ig/Q Sold everywhere at 25/-. MEN'S TAN BALS welted, with fancy pinching on uppers. Very latest style and shape. Melbourne Marvels

75 opportunities at White's 7 C Trimmed Q / 1.0 Hats, •/." Whites' Sale. each ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE National Mutual Life Association of Australasia. Send for Rates and Tables to HEAD OFFICE for NEW ZEALAND, COSHER OF Hunter St. and Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON. ORTON BTEVENB, Resident Seoretary. Our Cycles are Good. "All is not gold that glitters." Neither is all "first grade" that is brilliant in appearance. It is not enough that cycles should look well —they should be made of the best material, by expert workmen, and in up-to-date factories. Our cycles look well, ride well, and are as strong and durable as any cycle at double our price. Drop into our depot at any time and we will be pleased to show you why our GOVERNOR CYCLE is the best in town at the price—£l2 10s. EMERY and Co., CYCLE IMPORTERS, Opposite Theatre Rtyal, New Plymouth. Y^TOLETTA. WIOLETTA Cough Cure is absolutely the Safest and Surest Cough Medicine offered to the public of New Zealand. Guaranteed by the Government Analyst of N.Z., A.. Bickerton, to be free from Poison. WIOLETTA Cough Cure «an be given to Invalids or Children without anxiety and with confidence. STANDS FOR PURITY. PRICE, 3/6. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Atroni—Bishop's Fancy Goods Em- • S 'JT? ponutn. * ii «• gUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKEU'S. E D JJ OUSE JJOTEL DEVON STREET EAST. E. WHITTLE : Proprietor, A N Hotel with a reputation for ite Superior Ales, Spirits, n r l Accommoda';on. convenience and comfort for patrons. E. WHITTLE : RED HOUSE HOTEL. J. C. DAYIES (Established 1870). SHAREBROKER PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ' TRADE ASSIGNEE, LAND &■ ESTATE AGENT. Latest share quotations available on application. Tradesmen's books made up or audited. Interest, Ronts and Accounts Collected. Land and Income Tax Returns made up. CENTRAL STOCK EXCHANGE " Devon Street, New Plymouth.

BUSINESS NOTICES. Miss M. E. Hunt, milliner and dressmaker, lias an intimation in this issue of interest to the ladies of Stratford and Inglewood. Morey and Son announce Saturday as the last day of their winter sale, and advise all to visit the store for desperate bargains. The skating benefit tendered by the proprietors of the Glideawav Skating Rink on behalf c-f t.ho Way Denefit Fund has been indclin ie!y postponed owing to the late 'Ma; ucaili. The date for the 'brniiii has not yet been decided upon.

The Melbourne Clothing Company announces a special display and sale of their 'famous His 9d welted boots for men. There are seven distinct styles represented and the leathers used are willow calf, box calf, and high grade glace kid. Soles are solid, varying in thickness from one-eighth to half an inch, according to style of boot. Greatest value in the Dominion,

Clearing lines at Whites: Men's woven underwear, usually 5s lid, now 3s lid, in both shirts and pants; costumes, 15s, 255, 425, worth double; splendid black cloth skirts, 9s lid each; blouse flannels and winceys. Is per yard; men's colored neglige shirts, 3s lid each; 72-inch white sheeting, extra weight, Is 3d per yard; girls' all-wool stockings, Is per pair. A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, New Plymouth.—Motor car for hire, day or night (careful driver, 13 months' experience in Wellington). Telephone 355 (or 14, private residence, Gover street).—Advi.

Hoy many cows are you milking now? Is that the highest possible number? Would it not be possible for you—as it has been for others—to keep a few more on your present farm if you installed the Ridd Milking Machine? Mr. Aaron Marsh, a prnctiealy dairyman in New Plymouth, who has had a Ridd, says: "The cows arc less than half the time in the yard than when hand-milked, which is a great advantage. I looked upon it as an experiment, but I am more than satisfied with the result. The cows took readily to it, and I am convinced that I have obtained better results right through the season than if they had been milked by hand." Worked in conjunction with a Watt's Engine the Ridd Milking Machine is a wonderful labor-saver and money-maker for the Farmer. For catalogue and any further information apply to Newton King Advt.