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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 222, 18 March 1912, Page 4

WhitCS' are prepared for the it 99 Season fJTHE soft langourous folds of the oriental satin, with the Yery beautiful and rich shades in which 'it is made, has quite captivated the Parisian fashion creators this season. We quote a great range of colors at 2/6 per yard. • Many handsome designs are showing in satin gowns for evening wear. Our Special: A Satin Dress to measure for Three Guineas This is made in the one-piece style, with magyar sleeves nearly to elbow; yoke and sleeves in handsome all-over lace; dress finished with girdle to match. Other styles and trimmings at proportionate rates. Underskirts in Satin. This satin is eminently suited to make the new underskirts. These are perfectly plain, and may easily be attempted by the, home dressmaker. - We have, a great range of suitable shades. Satin for Stencil Work. The high quality of this make, united with its low price, makes it just right for all kinds of fancy work, stencilling, etc. Price 2/6 per yard. White and Sons

NARCISSI DAFFODILS IXIAS ——AND OTHER BDLBS M*- H. GOLDWATER having decided to leare New Plymouth, I have purchased his grand collection of bulbs. These I am offering at a very cheap rate. Now is the time to plant to have early spring blossoms. Special quotes for large quantities. HARRY GILBERT DEVON STREET.

DEATH. BLAIR.—On the 16th March, 1912, at New Plymouth, Isabella, second daughter of Walter Blair. •FUNERAL NOTICE. The funeral of the late Isabella Blair will leave her parents' residence, Dawson Street, opposite hospital gate, to-day, Monday, 18th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Te Henui Cemetery. Friends please kindly accept this intimation. W. F. BROOKING, Undertaker.