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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 152, 14 November 1912, Page 8

FINAL WEEK OF London "Jobs" Sale Don't let the last wes£, of sale pass without seeuriig the greatest bargains of fihe year! '. .Positively 'tfafi last week of the greatest money-saving opportunities ever presented to a Taranaki public. These offerings, at all our four stores-f-New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford and Eltham. QD CHECK GLASS CLOTH. ~. ~;. All pure linen; 14in wide;: worth :.; n\; : IN'S MERINO SINGLETS " short sleeves, worth 2/6. D LADIES' PURE LINES HIS. HANDKERCHIEFS. Marvellous value. KD IVY WOOL MENDING, 4-ply ** wool; regular price 6d. JD SOFT DOUBLE COLLARS, mer- ■ . eerised, worth Bd. I If* LADIES' EMBROIDERED *- U APRONS, full size;, worth 2/6. Ky,D PURE INDIGO!'; PRfNT, ajota, " stripes and flbraTjdeaigns; worth 7d yard. ■IAD PURE INDIGO DRILL, best ■"■" Drill made; guaranteed true blue. Worth 1/- yard. O/ll LACfe CURTAINS. Fine '• ■*•-*-Nottingham make; 2yds long. Good width. CD DAMASK TABLE NAPKINS, 22 " inches square. Fine damask; pretty patterns. £D STRIPED ■GALATEAS,' grand; " cloth, worth* 9d yard. Fresh goods, just arrived. ■ ■ 7/11 BOYS' VARSITY: SUITS; * i - L made.of pure indigo drill. ' Q/11 MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS,; " - LJ -lovely quality...".Black : or.navy,' 1 ft/ft MEN'S' PANAMAS,- genuine *■" hand-woven hats, worth 17/6. ffl& ■ a* fr-y. m m {■:?s. m ti'-f. m i'U m Wm *?«*

BIT OP PLENTY DADtf FARMS, at £l6 10s on terms. T.P.52 ' pknt, etc., £3O, on terms. T.P.53 ' inC land at £l6. Termß. T.P.54 AOQ ACRES highly improved, milking * od plant, etc. v (A snip.) £l7, 2am*, T.P.65 Mtlfi ACRES well improved dairy farm * VV at £B. Terms. T.P.57 gflfl ACRES. A fine farm with fan*UV p.»vements, at £6. Terms, ftvtnt. K.K.3 m.m(* ACRES Well improved dairy farm *«° at £lO. Terms. K.K2 ' at K.K.2 |AA ACRES unimproved tall .fern " VV lan* at £2 10s. Term*. 9J JSH ACRIS partly improved at £lO, Terms. ** ' dairy farm at £7. Terms. B k "J Kfl ACRES ideal dairy farm at £lO. Termi. K ■BUTT FARMS FROM 10 to 30 ACRES WILSON AND BOBBINS ' ATJOnONEERB & LAND AGENTS TAURANGA AND TE PUKE. HARVEY'S IDEAL MILK CANS. COMMENT UNNECESSARY. •SUPPLIED to the Leading B Taraialri Factories. If you ! want the best you will lue'no •ther. Orders despatched the ' tame day m revived. If you 1 SBperitMa difficulty in procuring ! Asm eans through your Factory, 4 write t« us dimt, or to Newton ;' King, itratford and New Hy«MuMa, ywerAWTIWR HARYEY AND SOWS, LOOTS© :: AUCKLAND. rjARROT QEASS gEEDS gEED QATS "REQUISITES. AT CHEAPEST RATES. GAMLO & LUKE INGLEWOOD. NOW READY. Sping and Summer FLOWEEING PLANTS. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CARNATIONS—Best Show Varieties(our own selection), post free, 10/- doz. Latest Novelties (our own selection), post free, 16/- per doz. New Perpetuals (1912 novelties), very hardy. '. * Tremendous demand for these Perpetuals at Home this season, one grower alone disposing of over 450,000 plants. Post free, 27/6 per doz. PYRETHRUMS—New Single and Double named varieties. Large, handsome flowers. Invaluable for vase decoration. Post free, 10/- per doz. IaLPHINIUMS—The New Kelway's Improved. Hardy and showy perennial. Produces profusion of splendid spikes. Post free, 12/- per doz. BEGONIAS— Single-flowering, for bedding or pot-planting, post free, 9/per doz. Double-flowering, for pot culture, post free, 18/- per doz. '< IAII the above should be planted withptt delay. Bend us your orders at onoe. HIMMO & BLAIR, PLANT GROWERS, DUNEDIN. * FJJXLA. ARCHITECT. Devon Street, \ ■-■■ Ntw Plymouth.