• • •• THE •• •• MEWZ.CAX*'<E > &. tjG'WCTgKT LASTS 16 DAYS ONLY BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY. Splendid Saddle-tweed Suits, 37/6. Best Tailor-cut Suits, 39/6, 47/-, 59/6. Tweed Overcoats, 25/-, 27/6, 37/6. Saddle-tweed Trousers, 9/6,13/6. Shirts 3/11, Underwear 2/11, Pyjamas 3/11. Hard Hats 4/11, Tweed Hats 1/-, Tarns 6d. Ladies' boots and shoes, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6. Men's Boots, 12/6,16/6, 18/6. New Plymouth Branch
Famous NOW ON \ NOW ON Bellringer Bros. Galvanised Roofing Iron, per gheet-sft 1/11, 6ft 2/3, 7ft 2/7, Bft 3/-, 9ft 3/5. 10ft 3/11. Nails, Wire, from iy a incli, 2d per lb; lead heads, 3d per lb. DISSTON'S cross-cut and one-man saws Tasmania, 6ft 10/- s%ft 11/6ft 12/-, >iy 3 ft 13/-, 7ft 14/- 7%ft 15/-. Perforated Lance, Oft 13/-, 6%ft I' 4/-, 7ft 15/-, 7»/ s ft 18/-. One-man, 3ft 6/-, 3y 2 ft 7/-, 4ft 3/-, 4y a ft 9/-. Cheap Firewood Saws, 2/- each. AXES—Plumb's, Mann's, Kelly's, 4/6 each. JOB LlNES—Automatic Door Hells, 2/0, Brass Shop Door Bolls 2/6, Bottotuless Kettles 1/-, Butchers' Knives 1/-, Spirit Stoves lOd and 1/6, Wizard Knife Cleaners 6d, Pot Scrubs Bd, Stfrub Brushes 1/-, Blacklead Briuhe# 11-, Charcoal Box Irons 2/6 each, Hat and Coat Hooks 8d per do*. PIG NETTING—2ft 7/9, 2ft Bin 9/-. 3ft 10/3 per r»tt 50 yds. FOWL NETTING—Ift 3/3, 2ft 5/6, 3ft 7/6, 4ft 10/-, sft 12/0, 6ft 15/- per 50 yds roll. GARDEN TOOLS—Spades 3/9, 4/-, 4/2, 4/7; Forks, 4/-, 4/3; Hedge Shears. 3/9,4/2,4/5,4/11. Ladies' Garden Tools—Spades 1/11, 2/1; Forks, 2/6, 2/9, 2/11 j Weed Forks, 9d, 1/-; Trowels, 8d; Push Hoeß, 1/6. HAY KNIVES—4/10, 5/-, 6/3, 7/1. The above prices are for net cash only. 2d in the Shilling Discount Off CUTLERY, PLATE, HOLLOW-WARE, ENAMELWARE, CARPEN- ' TER'S TOOLS, GARDEN TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD LINES, PAPERHANG* INGS AND PICTURES. SPECIAL JOB LINES OF PAPERHANGINGS at Half-price; Frieze* from LIMITED The Prices are for Gash and Cash Only 2d per yard PAINTS, OILS, GLASS and GENERAL BUILDING IRONMONGERY specially quoted for. " '
Bellringer Bros., Ltd. IT&W PLYMOUTH. BTRATFOED. SEED POTATOES SEED POTATOES It's just about time to sow tlie early varieties. W. H. H. YOUNG AND GO. STRATFORD AND ELTIJAM, Have just o-ot their fresh stocks in and can quote the earliest varieties, inD eluding— ROSES BEAUTY OF HEBRONS anil • ROBIN ADAIRS Wo only have a limited quantity, so be early with jour oiders. IT'S NO USE t n Sowins good seed unless you also give them a good start. Our SI'FCi-Ui POTATO MANURE is the very thing to do this; 01, it jou prefer we ean supply BONEDUST & Mt. Lyell SUPERPHOSPHATE, or, in fact, any kind of Manure you may want. BIBBY'S CREAM EQUIVALENT. The finest CALF FOOD in existence. . We have a large consignment arriving shortly, but large as it is there appears to he every chance of our running short again this season. FARMERS!" BOOK YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE. You cannot afford to be Wit Alt POTATOES, WHEAT, POLLARD, BRAN, SUCROSINE, BARLEY, etc. w. H. H. YOUNG AND CO. AUCTIONEERS, SEED, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, STRATFORD and ELTHAM.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 55, 23 July 1912, Page 7
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500Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 55, 23 July 1912, Page 7
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