Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 204, 8 May 1912, Page 4

MORE MELBOtriHE MABVELS. Never before here the famous Taranaki stores—the Melbourne CMhhg Oompaay—been so fully prepared t« fill the season's requirement* in winter apparel for man and boy. Quoted kere a*» a few example*, not btcauat of their sterling merit, but merely to illustrata the force of the firm's fundamental principle of buying and selling for cash only, and the consequent saving* accruing therefrom. The Melbourne are the largest buyers of men's and boys' apparel in TaTanaki, and have reached this froui position by selling only dependable merchandise at prices below all competitors. This advertisement is but the foreruanet of a weekly list of bargains .that will fairly stagger the average man or woman who his been accustomed to buying at the high-priced cash-eum-cxedit stores. Boys* braces, 3d pair; boys' celluloid collars, sd; boys' splendid quality navy worsted jerseys, 2s lid, 3s 3d to 4s 6d, according to size; men's knitted pants* and shirts, 3s lid; superior ribbed pants, 4s fld; wann plaiding undsrflannels, 6a 6d; bushmen's ribbed pants, 6s fld; children's black or tan cashmere socks, size 2 to 7, all one price, fld pair; men's ribbed stockings, Is lid pair; men's heavy saddle trousers, 8s <W. Marvellous values* -ASM.

RESTLESSNESS OF NEW ZEALANDERS. ALWAYS ON THE MOVE. According to the Me Attorney-General, one out of every throe New Zealanders removes each year. The frequency of thoae removals is no doubt largely duo to the splendid facilities the New Zealand (Express Company afford to persons shifting. Their equipment and methods save people trouble, keep down oxpense, and make shifting rather a pleasure. VISITING CARDS.-WW j™ , a out of cards, send your order for m*r* to the Daily Kew« Prmtery. S/4 /or ML * A'- tut 1M (foaUf* j«U).