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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 202, 6 May 1912, Page 7

Quality and Style Are combined in Breeches NEW ZEALAND & ClOTBfflG Ml and Leggings Tough Saddle Tweed Breeches, in great variety, with breech or self-knee strappings At 19s 6d, 22s 6d, 27s 6d, 34s 6d Best Spring-fasten English Leggings Calf: 12s6d, 17s6d, 2256 d Pigskin: 19s Gd, 255, 27s 6d New Plymouth Branch KNIVES THAT GUT AT GUT PRICES ARE OFFERING OUR SPEOJLL 1812 CUTLERY PARCEL FOR 25/: Cask with Order sent Post Free to any part of New Zealand. 25/- Post Free. «/. POST FEES. Half-dozen "RENOWN" Table Knives. Half-dozen "RENOWN" Dessert Knives. Half-dozen "BENARES" Tea Spoons. Half-dozen "BENARES" Dessert Spoons, Half-dozen "BENARES" Dessert Forks. Half-dozen "BENARES' Table Forks. These Knives are made by a reliable British Arm. The Spoon and Forks are also British-made, and wear white right through. Bellringer Bros., Ltd, NEW PLYMOUTH. STRATFORD. r >v ARE TOUR EYES PAINFUL? IS YOUR EYESIGHT BAD ? DO YOU SUFFER WITH HEADACHES ? If you do, consult us. Do not delay; delays are sometimes dangerous. We can fit you with CORRECT GLASSES. Only the most modern methods used in correcting refraction. All tests conducted by a duly QUALIFIED OPTICJAN at ' f : FRASER'S DEVON STREET PHARMACY NEW PLYMOUTH " Making the Best of Things." W« believe we are, when it comes to Bicycles. "Good enough" ie not gotd enough for us. The beat—nothing short of H—ie our aim, aid.V ' THE ROVER CYCLE is an example of what we sell ia Bikes. It js specially built for strength and durability, and is equipped with Eadie frft« wi«el, front brake, etc. It does *t>t require the gift of second eight to sec the superior qualities of "Rover" Cycles. iPriee £l4. Bring your Cycle Repairs here if you want perfect satisfaction m to workmanship and price. V! Brougham Street New Plymouth ASSURE YOUR LIFE • ' ' IN THI ' National Mutual Life Association of Australasia. SEND FOR RATES AND TABLES to HEAD OFFICE for NEW ZEALAND, Corner of Hunter St. and Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON. ORTON STEVENS, Resident Seortfuyi