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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 45, 15 August 1911, Page 2

X "After the Sale is over, how the Remnants Grow.* joking aside MOREY'S Don't Want them so out they go at any price. It's not only necessary, but imperative that the odd lots, odd lengths and oddments should give way to incoming goods. Their room is better tlian their company—and we have ■ hundreds of them —stacks and stocks in fine qualities of materials, of every seasonable kind; You'll help lis out? Thanks! In return we'll pay you liberally in rich savings for your trouble. There are remnants of— FLANNELETTE MUSLINS GALATEA SHEETING FLANNELS SILKS BLOUSINGS RIBBONS INSERTIONS FLANNELETTE BLOUSING PRINTS GINGHAMS CALICO DAMASK SHIRTINGS TWEEDS DRESS GOODS LININGS EMBROIDERIES The Remnant Days are Day s of Joy to thrifty shoppers. Hurry! DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH

£250 CASH Y\7JLL secure 91 acres of good land, five miles from New Plymouth; G-roomed house, cowshed (with 12 bails), trapshed, etc., etc. Factory opposite; %-mile from school and township. Price is £2l 10b per acre, INCLUDING 30 cows, and dairy utensils. A GREAT BARGAIN 132 ACRES of tip-top land; nearly the whole is level and practically all ploughablo. Well fenced i and subdivided. Watered by never-failing streams; iiveroomed dwelling, good cowshed; %-mile to faotory, school and township. Price is £ls per acre; £260 cash, balance at 5 per cent, for five years. EXCEPTIONAL HOME 50 ACRES, all lev el, well planted and fenced, sheepproof fences; watered by never-failing streams; 7-roomed dwell, cowshed' (with 8 bails), trapshed (with loft, piggeries ; half-mile to township, where thero is a school, factory and other conveniences. Good orchard, with apples, peare, lemons, oranges, etc. Price is £I6OO. Terms cm be given. OIL! OIL! OIL! JJ*ULL quarter-acre, close to New Plymouth, all level. Price is £112; £lO deposit, balance exceptional terms. Secure one immediately. DO YOU WANT TO SELL? DO YOU WANT TO BUY! CONSULT US. , n; WTT.T, PAY YOU. Gilmour and Clarke CORNER EGMONT AND KING STREETS, Now Plymouth.