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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 246, 17 April 1912, Page 4

A PRICE-LIST OP PRICELESS BARGAINS AT THE MELBOURNE. ITouths' displaced post office overcoats, 9/6; boys' knickers, 2/11 to 4/11 youths' smart tweed top-coats, 13/6 to 17/fl; youths' raincoats, 21/1) to 26/9; boys' oilskin coats, 8/11; men's riding oilskins, 12/9 to 19/6; men's blue military coats, 23AS to 27/6; men's saddle trousers, 6/9, 8/6, 10/0 to 13/6; men's Kaiapoi tweed suits, 29/6; Petone tweed suits, 36/-; splendid saddle-tweed suits, 39/6; smart fancy tweed suits, 39/6 and 49/0; genuine indigo coating suits, 65/-; men's raincoats, 29/6, 32/6 and 39/6; "Hydrotite" coats, .37/6 and 48/6; famous "Pegamoid" riding coats, very light, 55/-; men's Kaiapoi socks, 3 pairs for 2/6; men's strong shooter boots, nailed or plain, 7/6; women's chrome 2-bar shoes, 5/11; children's chrome boots, 5/11 to 6/11; boys' splendid heavy chrom? boots with slugged soles, 10/9,sizcs 1 to 5; boys' strong school boots, 6/11 and 8/11; men's famous welted boots, 16/9, in seven different styles. Blankets and rugs! Look out for special prices next week.-—Advt

RESTLESSNESS OF NEW ZEALANDERS. ALWAYS ON THE MOVE. According to the late AttorneyjGeneral, one out of every three New Zeaknders removes each year. The frequency of these removals is no doubt largely due to the splendid facilities the New Zealand 'Express Company afford to persons shifting. Their equipment and methods save people trouble, keep dawn expense, and make shifting rather a pleasure.