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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 108, 23 September 1912, Page 4

"STILL A FLYING." No, we are not referring to White or Paulham, or any of the other famous birdmei. Our reminder is with regard to the saving opportunities that are flying ahout DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE While there is opportunity. Do not neglect it. Gather the bargains that are smiling now. The opportunity i« YOURS. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE WE REPAIR, AND DO IT WELL Choice New One Piece Robes Just a few, in the new soft shades, charmingly trimmed with some, of the newest sample dress braiding. We would like to emphasise their splendid cut and finish; they are really smart and well-designed. Ladies' raincoats and black ■kirts, still a few left whilst our Tailoring Department are showing eomo new spring materials, and others are to arrive immediately. H. COCKER FASHIONABLE TAILOR, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. THERE are many pianos 'on the marlcet at the present day, in which the interior is sacrificed to get that enticing appearance in the ease-work so often found in foreign : made pianos: They appear cheap until you have seen the difference between the materials used in their construction. i , Brinsmead and Chappell Pianos are not just got up to sell, but are made to withstand all the hard wear that jou can give them. They Stand like a ROCK. "We have just opened up one of Brinsmead's latest models, in ebonised case, dull finish. We would like to you to see this. H. COLLIER AND CO STRIKE! STRIKE SALE STRIKE SALE TiTOST of our goods arrived late, through the strike. So we are having a STRIKE SALE. Your chance, our misfortune. Brass Bands INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, fi J. W. COPITHORNE, , J J U7 Vivian It., Wellington, N.Z. WEare in a position to do your printing—all of it, whether in large or small lots.-Daily News- T?hone 113 Btritford. '