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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 96, 13 October 1911, Page 2

For the Hat that is "Different" COME TO MOREY'S DISPLAY OF Spring Millinery An Experience: JT was just like everybody else's 'hat. Up and down the street, at almost every steps', she met its duplicate. "Gracious!" she thought. " Why did I buy it?" In the shop she had found only this kind, and that and this kind were plumbed on her head as "just the thing for you." And seeing it was less ugly than THAT kind she came forth—wrongly hatted. " Have you ever had such an experience? Well, come "to Moray's, where Milliners study your face, liair and apparel, and bring you from out a multitude of New Spring Styles' the right hat, and one that is- not iikelv to meet its replica in this dis'wt. The World at Large Decided the Fashions But there's no more reason for all the costumes to look alike than for all the millinery to be an, endless repetition. This having been decided by the fickle jade, she has given her favor to many styles for the coming season. You will find them all especially easy to see in Moray's Showroom. And'all over the store, in every department, vou will And all that is best in the way of New Goods for Spring and Summer. Call any day you wish; you are always welcome. Five per cent, discount is allowed off all cash payments. Morey and Son Devon Street, New Plymouth. Should you hesitate with such value ? SECURE IT 6 °,o INVESTMENT Thirty feet frontage, with two shops and offices, in best street m Xew Plymouth. Price £2IOO. Only £SOO required down, the balance can remain at 4% per cent. Nothing better in the market. Good land, all ploughable, only about 2y z miles from town; iroomed dwelling. Price is £750; £l5O down, balance at 5 per cent. Government valuation, £075. This is the cheapest property in the market. £SO CASH down will secure a good 6-roomed dwelling, new, in Main streetPrice, £650; £SO cash; balance on easy terms. 150 ACKES tip top land, absolutely free from weeds; 5-roomed dwelling; 15bail cowshed, trapshed, small orchards; about 1% miles from school post office, etc. Prive £ll 10s per acre; £2so"cash; balance at o per cent. A bargain. 200 ACBES 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 0 miles from New Plymouth by a good metalled road. Price is £ll per acre- £3OO down; balance for five years at 5 per cent. ' We advise .our clients to in vest in sections at DARTMOOK. Thev are the best value in the market. ' CORNER EGtfflSft AND KING STREETS, New Plymout.