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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 103, 21 October 1911, Page 10

Newest, Nobbiest, Neckwear Novelties It's a fact that Calvert's load in the matter of neckwear. No stock more carefully bought, none more refined in taste, nor higher in quality. None can compare in price. PETER PAN'S, lace and embroidered. 1/-. 1/3. 1/0. PETER PAN SETS (Quaker collar and culls), hemstitched cambric, 1/6. GIRDLES, ultra-fashionable, extra smart. We can give you any shade, from 9<i to 4/11. BELTS.—Green belts. fill. We have every color that's worn in patent, kid and sued p. 1/-. I/O. LACE SCARVES, silk embroidered, and fringed. Black and white striped (something reallv irood). Hat squares to match. OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT STILL LEADS THE WAY. + + ******;*•********* Calvert and Co., Leaders of Fashion DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ■d. Black and white

Don't be a Laggard Before long you'll have to pay almost twice as much for your furniture furnishings and crockery as you will pay THE RED POST Removal Sale Don't lag behind—be one of the early birds, and have first pick of the bargain plums. To-day is the best time—the bargains of to-morrow may never come. Especially true is it "That you can get it cheaper still at the Red Post" while the Removal Sale swings on. The Red Post Furnishing Co., Limited Devon Street, New Plymouth

We are Specialists In Furnishings VS7HAT YOU WANT IS SOMETHING USEFUL AKTISTIC CHEAP THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S. We are showing a special line in SIDEBOARDS. SIDEB OARDS. SIDEBOARDS SIDEBOARDS. SIDEB OARDS. SIDEBOARDS, SIDEBOARBS. SIDEB OARDS. SIDEBOARDS. WW m>i% £7 UPWARDS. ALL OF ORIGINAL DESIGN. BEST WORKMANSHIP. STARTLING PRICES. BAKER & CO. DEVON STREET.

A Window of Basketware : : : : Quality and Variety Unsurpassed C. N. JOHNSON The Complete Furnisher :::::: New Plymouth The World's Greatest Musicians prefer "The Bechstein' Read what is written by the greatest pianists the world has seen I.HZT write-: -- For 2S years I have mm used \our pianos, and thev have maintained their superio'rity. YOl'R IN'STIiI'MKNTS AUK PKIiFFCT." RI'BKN'STKIN write-:—'The iSechstein ha- attained the utmost decree of perfection in tlie art of instrument-lnakin";.'' PACIBfANX writer:- '•To me it is the height of joy to play on these insliiiiiients. Then alone can I become one with the piano, and revel in pure music and ]K»etry. The beauty of tone of the lieclistein piano I can only compare with that of a Stradivarious string quartet." t'AKP.F.ND write-: ■■The P.eclistein is tin' ideal of perfection." Les-i'r-pricf il. but -till highly gimr.nn teert. perfectly constructed piano- are:- -Hopkin-on. Haake. Stroll mender, liell. liashford. Collard. See them at HOFFMANN'S The Bechstein is the World's Greatest Piano