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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 104, 18 September 1912, Page 4

On view at Whites' fro™ Wednesday, Sept. 11 New Spring Hats A correct display of the provailing fashions in Ladies' Millinery, as indicated by what has been demanded and worn in the Home and Continental centres during the past season. A comprehensive range of the "Sunshine" and "Saucer-brim Sailor"—two shapes that have carried London "by storm. Shapes in leading colors—grey, saxe, putty, mole, tangerine* Also: Manufacturers' Complete Range of Children's Summer Hats and Bonnets Direct from a leading London maker. A superb assortment (no two alike) of silk and muslin hats and bonnets—many exceedingly smart and uncommon styles. Prices 1/6 to 12/6 each. White and Sons Direct Importers, New Plymouth Only. How to raise Choice Flower Seeds gOW in seed pans or boxes in a well sheltered position; just barely covering the seed with soil; grdat care should he taken to shel-' ter the seed from burning sun or heavy rains. The choicest varieties grow weakly, and require every care; when large enough to handle, prick out in boxes four to six inches apart, and they will thus make good strong plants for putting out into open beds. Forward 1/- or more, and try a selection of HARRY GILBERT'S CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS Post, free to any part of the Dominion.