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Boys' School Apparel Most Economical at the MELBOURNE. The re-opening of schools for the first 1912 session once again forces on parents and guardians the absolute necessity of knowing just where to buy correct, and comfortable apparel that is at once durable and economical. In a word, apparel made to withstand the ravages of strenuous active school life, coupled with Taranaki 's lowest prices. The MELBOURNE, true to its traditions, offers a beautiful selection of boys' clothing, shirts, caps and hose unequalled for price and quality anywhere in the province. Boys' Knickers Strictly all wool and in 2/11 desirable patte r ns. Btrongly lined and war- to led to give good wear. 5/11 Boys' Varsity Suits A fine assortment both in 7/11 washing fabrics and allwool tweeds. New drills, to aejr tussores, linens and 11/(J Qietints. Boy# Sandals ful footwear. Uppers are veil ventilated, while the soles'~*r» of strong chrome. Ifcwable and nonslipping* Sizes 4 to 2. Boys' Norfolk Suits We hold an extremely fine 12/6 selection of all the latest J - < * u weaves and good patterns O^J/O from the Petone, Roslyn . v and Kaiapoi mills. Boys' School Boots Made of chrome leather and with heel and toe plates. Absolutely the Q/ J J finest value in the Dominion. Will giro good service. Sizes 1 to 5. New' goods, good leathers, -QD & good webbing. Small boys' size 3d paid. Bigger boys' gD size 6d pair. Boys' Celluloid Collars These collarß, with metal but-ton-holes, have quite sup- £D planted' the linen. Water-proof, sun-proof, and no trouble. each. Boys' Stockings < Famous all-wool "Vi-wear," nonshrinkable, yet with plenty of "stretch." With plain tops, .1/9 to 2/9; with turn-over tops, 2/6 to 3/6. Boys' Tennis Shirts Fine values are offered in these. Splendid honeycomb tennis at 2/11, and extra quality striped white matte at 3/6. Rare values. MELBOURNE Clothing Co NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD. STRATFORD.

L.M.C. MOTOR CYCLES 31 H.P. ABB UNEQUALLED TBB im MODEL L.M.C. MOTOR IS WOHTH TOUR GONSBM»AT»N A JBW ADVANTAGES-?- ■'' AUTO VAKIA YUhLKX, allowing change of gear without use of levers. i RAMB specially reinforced foi|New; Zealand roada. COHTROL: AH worked from Handle,barn. ...,.'. neon, urn tta-gg^^j-gg,— —»• ™<* £65 MB £7O jmM ' GALL AND INSPECT AT EMERY & CO.'S OPPOSITE THEATRE ROYAL, Jteron Street, NEW PLYMOUTH.

RANUNCULUS GOKGBQTIS SHADES OF > WHITE CRIMSON * YEJIOW I " i PURPLB I BLACK. l/« per dot Bulbs; 10/- per 100 (post free). The RANTJHCTJLOUS is one of the most popular of our Bulbous plants, being greatly admired for its brilliant and many-colored flowers, which lend themselves so well to the artistic decoration of both fconse and garden. Banging from the dwarf varie- / ties of a few inches in height to , tall spikes of 18 inches and upwards, bearing rosette-shaped » blossoms of lovely and attractive colors, there are few flowers which can -vie with the Banuncuv Ins for cutting purposes. DO NOT POSTPONE SENDING IN YOUR ORDERS FOR THESE BULBS. DO IT HOW NIMMO AND BLAIR, BULB GROWERS DDNEDIN. pOWEB ON THE FARM in 1912! Every Farm to be Up-to-Date must have some form of mechanical power. We have made this subject. OUR SPECIALITY for over fourteen years. THE "PITT" OIL ENGINE is ONE OP BRITAIN'S BEST. Equally Good and Serviceable for the Farm, the Station, or the Dairy. The " Pitt "is supplied either Stationary, Semi-portable, or Portable. [Write to us, mentioning this paper BOOTH, MACDONALD & Co., Ltd., GHRIBTCHURCH. AUCKLAND, GISBORNE, HASTINGS, HAWERA and TIMARU. OEND your next PRINTING Order to I the " Daily News." Prices right, i' tod ntisfacton guaranteed.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 185, 3 February 1912, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 185, 3 February 1912, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 185, 3 February 1912, Page 8

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