What a Girl's Suitoase Should contain On a Week End Trip W H >'»*'»*<'»»»»»»»»»»»l.i|i'|nt''l'»»'H' < H'»»»'H'»»»*'H''t'j JJOW much may one carry in a Suii Case, and what will bo absolutely indispensable for a two-and-a-half day visit, from Friday afternoon to Monday morning? A case of fluffy things would be perfectly useless to a girl who will be called upon to play tennis or golf or go boating or motoring. The one indispensable Garment is a Spring Coat. It will serve for Motoring, for Rainy Weather, and at a pinch as an Evening Wrap. Xext indispensable is a Good Travelling Costume. Shall it be of Muslin or Linen? If Tennis or Golf are possible requirements, a strong and serviceable skirt should be taken. Then in case of some evening entertainment a dressy little blouse of silk or embroidery would be a comfort, and it would do also for Sunday morning or evening. As for a Hat—a black one would be suitable with any gown. And as to the little details, well, a woman's own wit will decide what is indispensable, and with Morey's help the SuitCas'e is packed. The outlay would be comparatively small, and by paying cash you will receive our 5 per cent discount, or Is in ■ the £. Devon Street, New Plymouth.
Should you hesitate with such value ? SECURE IT 6 °, O INVESTMENT Thirty feet frontage, with two siiops and offices, in best street in. New Plymouth. Price £2l 00. Only £SOO required down, the balance can remain at 4y 3 per cent. Nothing better in the market. 20 ACRES Good land, all ploughable, only about 2 l / 2 miles from town; 4roomed dwelling. Price is £750; £l5O down, balance at 5 per cent. Government valuation, £675. This is the cheapest property in the market. £SO CASH down will secure a good C-roomed dwelling, new, in Main streetPrice, £650; £SO cash; balance on easy terms. 150 ACRES tip top land, absolutely free from weeds; 5-roomed dwelling; 15bail cowshed, trapshed, small orchards; about iy 3 miles from school,, post office, etc. Prive £ll 10s per acre; £250 cash; balance at 5 per cent. A bargain. 200 ACRES of good land, all ploughable, well watered, 5-roomed dwelling, with cowshed of 10 bails, trapshed, harness room, store room; one mile to school and factory. Only about 6 miles from New Plymouth by a good metalled road. Price i 9 £ll per acre; £3OO down; balance for five years at 5 per cent. We advise our clients to in vest in sections at DAETMOOK. They are the best value in the market. Gilmour and Clarke ; OOKNER EGMONT AND KING STREETS, i -,. ; New Plymout •
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 90, 6 October 1911, Page 2
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439Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 90, 6 October 1911, Page 2
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