DAINTY DRESSES' FOB WARM WEATHER WEAR ''piS women's privilege to be able to don dainty, airy garments in hot weather, while men's choice of wearing apparel is more or less limited to heavier clothing. There are numerous occasions in the "good old summer time" when you can wear the CHARMING EMBROIDERED ROBES AND TUSSORES AT MOBEY'S These cool-looking white frocks and silk dresses should be woiti at the Show, in the Race Paddock, on the Tennis Court and so forth. One each crepe frocks in grey and white, lace trimmed, 19/<5. Smart zephyr frocks in grey, navy, 6ky, browns, etc. Check and stripe trimmings, 27/6 and 28/6. Cotton corduroy stripe frocks in black and white, etc., faced smartly, plain colorings, 42/-. Tussore silk, frocks, oriental and lace trimmings, 39/6 to 49/6. One each only champ and grey silk frocks, trimmed real lace, 59/6. Vieux rose cashmere frocks, trimmed ribbons and glace silk, 39/6. Navy cashmere frocks, smartly trimmed with plain and tartan silk, 49/6. If you have a been towards thriftiness, remember that we allow 1/- in the £ discount for cash. HORET AND SON NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ••• ♦ V Would You - X Like a Home Like Thh? '■' ▲ We can help you to build. Get a Dartmoor Section, away from' the , -a. depressing sea fogs, and build on the healthy heights of New Plymouth, for we can still offer you a section or two, though there are not many left. ' No need to pay heavy rent; put your money into your own home— ' ▼ let the improvements you make and work for be upon your own pro- ' perty. But be quick and get to work. We'll do our part. at £6los per. acre. "* 900 A< 3 RE S of first-class sheep and cattle country; 1100 acres in grass; good 7-roomed dwelling, woolsiied, sheep yards, etc ' One mile from School. Fenced and subdivided into 9 paddocks; well ▲ watered. Carried through last winter 1800 sheep, 80 head of cattle, be--7 sides horses and young stock. The price is £6 10s per acre. Ex- ' ▼ ceptional terms to a good man. A motor car given to the purchaser ' A of this property. ' t . X £l7lOB an acre. ▲ /?A ACRES, nearly all level, one mile from Township, Saleyards; , ♦ well fenced and subdividea into convenient paddocks, well watered. Price is £l7 10s per acre; £2OO cash, balance at 5 per cent. ' Ten cows given to lucky buyer. , X £2O an acre, near New Plymouth. ▼ QA ACRES of good land, about <$ miles from New Plymouth, close £ to a good township, where there are Saleyards and other ctra- ,-*■ ♦ veniences. Dwelling of five rooms, cowshed with 12 bails, piggeries, etc. Well fenced and subdivided. Watered by never-failing streams. Half a mile to School. Price is £2O per acre; £4OO cash; 20 cows go ▲ in with this farm. £ For Town or Country lots consult us. | Gilmour & Clarke, * New Plymouth, Phone 99 4 ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦i
W. P. NICOLL Hignesx Grade ss Seed for Spring Sowing Mangold, Carrot, Turnip and Garden Seeds Westfield Manures All obtainable now from WM, ROWE KDCG AND BBOUCW4V STHB-ffia, NEW PLYMOUTH.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 142, 2 November 1912, Page 2
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