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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 62, 31 July 1912, Page 7

S^T?SSSS?i5^^^SS^gS™ w^mmm*, mim<w)mmmw« This is the LAST WEEK of the .LADIES' boots & 8/11 SHOES, all sorts and sizes. See them. 10/fi Another Assortment xv u BLACK and TAN, LACE BUTTON. CHILDREN'S SHOES 4/11 Good Glace Kid, sizes 10 to 13. g/g CHILDREN'S BOOTS, sizes 7to 13. Exceptional bar'BOYS' ENGLISH CHROME Q/O BOOTS, medium weight; ° U all sizes. 10/fi MEN'S LIGHT BOOTS, XA ' u glace and box-calf. MEN'S SUPERIOR BOOTS 1 (*/ fi Black and tan; reduced XU U from 21/- and 22/0. BOYS' CONWAY SUITS g/JJ For ages 3 to 4S. Worth double. Q/11 TWEED 'VARSITY SUITS ° xx Ages 3to 8. Gre£s and browns. SMART TUNIC SUITS 8/11 Travellers' samples. Great value. 10/(» YOUTHS' THR.EB-GAR-±A V MENT SUITS. Sizes 12 to 15. All good quality. NORFOLK SUITS 10/ g All wool; our own make. _ K/11 BOYS' JERSEY SUETS ° Navy and sky; for ages 4 to 8. BOYS' BARGAIN SHIRTS, white and colored 1/tl & 2/6 N.Z. CLOTHiNG FACTORY NEW PLYMOUTH BRANCH.

Famous Cash Sale Bel I ringer Bros. LIMITED The Prices are for Cash and Cash Only Galvanised Roofing Iron, per sheet-sft 1/11, 6ft 2/3, 7ft 2/7, Bft 3/-, 9ft 3/5. 10ft 3/11. Nails, Wire, from l%inch, 2d per lb; lead heads, 3d per lb. DISSTON'S cross-cut and one-man saws Tasmania, sft 10/-, sy s ft 11/6ft 12/-, Sy 2 ft 13/-, 7ft 14/- 7%ft 15/-. Perforated Lance, 6ft 13/-, 6%ft 14/-, 7ft 15/-, 7%ft 10/-. One-man, 3ft 6/-, 3»/ s ft 7/-, 4ft 8/-, 4»/ 2 ft 9/-. Cheap Firewood Saws, 2/- each. AXES—PIumVs, Mann's, Kelly's, 4/6 each. < JOB LlNES—Automatic Door Bells, 2/6, Brass Shop Door Bells 2/6, BottoifcIcm Kettles 1/-, Butchers' Knives If-, Spirit Stoves lOd'and 1/6, Wiwd Knife Cleaners 6d, Pot Scrubs fld, Scrub Brushes 1/-, Blacklead Bnuhe* If-, Charcoal Box Irons 2/6 each, Hat and Coat Hooks 8d per do* PIG NETTING—2ft 7/9, 2ft 6in 9/-. 3ft 10/3 per r»H 50 yds. FOWL NETTING—Ift 3/3, 2ft 5/6, 3ft 7/6, 4ft 10/-, sft 12/6, 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; Weed Forks, 9d, 1/-; Trowels, 8d; Push Hoes, 1/6. ,^ HAY KNIVES-4/10, 5/-, 6/3, 7/1. The above Drices are for net cash only. '""""""^ 2d in the Shilling: Discoun Off CUTLERY, PLATE, HOLLOW-WARE, ENAMELWARE, CARPESTER'S TOOLS, GARPEN TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD LINES, PAPEEHANGINGS AND PICTURES. SPECIAL JOB LINES OF PAPERHANGHIGS at Half-price; Friezes from 2d per yard PAINTS, OILS, GLASS and GENERAL BUILDING ffiONMONGERY specially quoted for.

Bellringer Bros., Ltd. EKW FLYMOFTH. STRATFORD. SEED POTATOES SEED POTATOES It's just about time to sow the early varieties. STRATFORD AND ELTIIAM, Have just got their fresh stocks in ami can quote the earliest varieties, including— EARLY ROSES BEAUTY OF HEBRON'S and ROBIN ADAIHS Wo only have a limited quantity, so be early with your orders. IT'S NO USE ■Sowing good seed unless von also give them a good start. Our SPECIAL'POTATO MANURE is the very thing to do this; or, if you prefer it, we can supply BONE DUST & Mt. Lyell SUPERPHOSPHATE, or, in fact, any kind of Manure you may want. BIBBY'S CREAM EQUIVALENT. The finest CALF FOOD in existence. AVe have a large consignment arriving shortly, but large as it is there appears to be every chance of our running short again this season. • i FARMERS!' BOOK YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE. You cannot afford to bs without this famous calfmeal. „„.„ Also in stock-OATS, CHAFF, POTATOES, WHEAT, POLLARD, BRAN, SUCROSINE, BARLEY, etc. W. H. H. YOUNG AND CO. AUCTIONEERS, SEED, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, STRATFORD and ELTIIAM. : •