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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 108, 27 October 1911, Page 6

Newest, Nobbiest, Neckwear Novelties <|l<|><s>***** *********<!• It's a fact that Calvert's lead 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 PANS, lace and embroidered, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6. PETER PAN SETS (Quaker collar and cuffs), hemstitched cambric, 1/6, GIRDLES, ultra-fashionable, extra smart. Tasselled. We can give you any shade, from 9d to 4/11. BELTS.—Green belts, 6d. We have every color that's worn in patent, kid and suede, I/-, 1/6. LACE SCARVES, silk embroidered, and fringed. Black and whitt striped (something really good). Hat squares to match. OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT STILL LEADS THE WAY. ******* *»■* * ******* * Calvert and Co., Leaders of Fashion DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

By Great Good Value Giving the RED POST REMOVAL SALE QUR Caption but faintly tells the ■story of this sale's success. Every minute of the weeks that have gone have been busy ones. Every day crowds have gathered to shares in the bargains. Have you had a share? If not come THE RED POST "REMOVAL SALE.' The RED POST FURNISHING Co., Ltd. Devon Street, New Plymouth.

we are Specialists In Furnishings WS AT YOU WANT IS SOMETHING USEFUL ARTISTIC CHEAP THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S. We are showing a special line in SIDES OARDS. SIDEBOARDS. SIDEB OARDS. . SIDEBOARDS. SIDEB OARDS. SIDEBOARDS. WW f UPWARDS. ALL OP ORIGINAL DESIGN. BEST WORKMANSHIP. STARTLING PRICES. DEVON STREET.

A Window of Basketware : : : : : : Quality and Variety Unsurpassed Quite an exclusive showing of Baskets, over fifty shapes and styles, for Market, Picnic, Flower-garden or Work-table. It's a big purchase, and we won't keep them long, for we are offering them from a shilling upwards. C. N. JOHNSON The Complete Furnisher :::::: New Plymouth

The World's Greatest Musicians prefer ■j? "The Bechstein Read what Is written by the greatest pianists the world has seen LISZT writes: For 28 years I have now used your pianos, and they have maintained their superiority. YOUR INSTRUMENTS ARE PERFECT." RUBENSTEIN writes:—"The Bechstein has attained the utmost degree of perfection in the art of instrument-making." PACHMANN writes:—"To me it is the height of joy to play on these instruments. Then alone can I become one witli the piano, and revel in pure music and poetry. The beauty of tone of the Bechstein piano I can only compare mm that of a Stradivarious string quartet." CARRENO writes:—"The Bechstein is the ideal of perfection." Lesser-priced, hut still highly guaranteed, high-class, perfectly constructed pianos are:—Hopkinson, Haake, Strohmenger, Bell, Bashford, Collard. See them at HOFFMANN'S. The Bechstein is the World's "Greatest Piano

[To De published in September, Mil.] gTONETS WMIINOTON, HAWSE'S BAT AND TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal aid General DIRECTORY. AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. Twenty-first year 1911 «f publieatim Edited by John Stone, Demy Byo. else, containing 1450 pagtt together with numerous maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound to cloth, gilt lettered. PRICE, if ordered before publication 12s 6d; after publication, Iff*. STONE, SON AND CO., LTD., Printers and Publishers, Crawford Mi Jetty St*., Dunedin, and at 1 »40Lambt<raUy.,Wr!(in*t*i.

rpAKANAKriiAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (Permanent.) Incorporated under "The Building Societies Act, 1880." DIRECTORS: Messrs. R. Cock (chairman), A. Shuttleworth, John Ellis, W. L. Newman, Newton Kiig, A. Goldwater, and T. K. Skinner. SOLICITORS: Messrs. Wilson and Grey. BANKERS: The Bank of New Ze&kai. The Society pays the cost of proparing and registering all mortgages (unlesa for a lesser sum than £100). During the five years ending the 30th September, MO9, the sum of £11,364 15s Id had* been distributed in dividends and bonuses among the members of the Society, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution. It will thus be seen that the Society is really co-operative. Office open daily from 10 a.m. t» 4 p.m. (Thursday afternoon excepted). E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary.