Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 119, 7 October 1912, Page 2

Another Bevy of Beautiful and Exclusive DRESSES at MOREY'S 300 in all; no two alike The pithy headline to this announcement tells concisely the whole sto of our New Season's most stylish Drsss Pieces. It isn't so long since everyone had to buy "off the piece." Thus ms. community with limited population a dress soon became a "uniform," MOREY'S have changed that state of affairs by deleting the uniform and introducing the exclusive Dress Piece. Thus scores of shrewd dress buyers turn to us t for their needs, well knowing that the dress chosen will be the ONLY'ONE, and that it will be moderate in price aleo. Come and feast your eyes on the new Odalisque Wool and Silk, Pekin de Soie and San Toy dresses. Then there are charming Eadiolines, Eoliennes, Molaines, Ottomans, Taffetas, Poplins, Wool and Silk Cachemen, Armure Cingalees, and Gro» Grains. Every fashionable to be seen in these fine farbrics, which, by the way, are Pure Wool and Wool and Silk. Special mention should be made of the smart Black Dresses included in this fine collection. Will you, madam, make a personal affair of this display and come and spend half an hour or so among these lovely fabrics? And when you read the price tickets remember that Is in the £ discount is taken off all cash purchases. MOREY and SON NEW PLYMOUTH and STRATFORD WE CANT BRING THIS LAND TO YOU. BUT WE CAN TAKE YOU TO IT And it's Al, 0.K., or any other term you can ascribe to first-class land. situated at Whangamomona; 652 acres of it—s6o grass, 92 bush. Well fenced and subdivided into six paddocks, all sheep-proof, free of weeds, and well watered by never-failing streams. Will winter two sheep to the acre. The price is £8 10s per acre, and includes a three-roomed house. Exceptional terms to a good man. Owner wishes to sell in order to look after another property in the King Country. MUST MAKE MONEY There's a fortune in this because it's good. It ia right in the township of Whangamomona—the Railway Station is on the property—and we are confident that the first man wide awake we motor to it will buy it. GOT YOUR DARTMOOR SECTION YET? There's not many left—they're a healthy lot, and for your children's sake you should get on to these healthy heights. If you want a section or house in town it will pay you to see us first. Will be sure to suit you. Gilmour & Clarke New Plymouth 'Phone 99 W. P. NICOLL W. H. HOW! Hignest Grade ;ass Seed for Spring Sowing v Mangold, Carrot, Turnip and Garden Seeds Westfielii Manures bee Requisites All obtainable now from WM, ROWE KDJG AND BROUGSW «IRK2TS, tfEW FLYMODTH, ; . I