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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 156, 19 November 1912, Page 8

FINAL WEEK OF Jobs Don't let tke last week of sale pass without see*ri»g the greatest bargains of fee year. ..Positively the last week of the greatest moaey-saving opportunities »y«c preseated to a Taranaki public. These offerings, at all our four stores Mew Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford and Eltham.

►D CHUCK GLASS CLOTH. AH pure linen; 14in wide; worth -I/O MK'S MERINO SINGLETS - 1 ° gk«rt sleew, worth 2/6. D LADIES' PURE LINEN H.S. HANDKERCHIEFS. l««b wtae. O IVY WOOL MENDING, 4-ply w«»l; regular price 6d. D iOFT DOUBLE COLLARS, merMrised, wwrtk Id.

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BAT OF PLENTY y, DADtf FARMS. 972 ACRES rich improved dairy farm »• *at £l6 10s on terms. T.P.5* ,f £K ACRES highly improved, milking ***o plant, etc., £3O, on terms. T.P.53 1 rich dairy ~' v ing land at £lB. Ten-.*. T.P.oA /IfiO ACRES highly improv.v milking * DO plant, etc. Xerna. '' p "•' JAA ACRES well improved .>><i\v tarn*UU at £6. T«ms. T.P.A/ K(\f\ ACRES. A fine faro, vah i- ■■,.■ *>\J\J p. :o Tementß, at £« Terms. Terms. K.K.3 00£ ACRES well improved dairy farm * ,6 D at £lO. Terms. K.K.2 IAA ACRES well improved dairy farm VV at £lO. Terms. K.K.2 lflfl ACRES unimproved call V™ iWV land at £2 10s. T>;r>n„ * JSQ ACRES partly improve-' it £lO Terms. *•" dairy farm at £7. T-™is. B Terms. K FRUIT FARMS FROM 10 t.. *CR'- C WILSON AND BO : 1»»H AUCTIONEERS & LAND ■ rv H> TAURANGA AND TE Pi E. HARVEY'S IDEAL MILK CANS. COMMENT UNNECESS >'V ' OUPPLIED to the Lf-.-fins: '. Taraiaki Factories, f von , want the best you will »m no i other. Orders despatch-i the 1 same day as revived. !■' vou 1 experience difficu)ty in pnr. n"op these cans through your Fa.-tory, ! write to us direct, or to N -non King, Stratford and New Mymouth, lIBKAMDER HARVEY AW) SOV LIMITED :: AUCKMJTO. SWEDE SEEDS MAGNUM BONUM. MAGNUM BONUM. CRIMSON KING. CRIMSON KING. CHAMPION MONARCH. CHAMPION MONARCH. SUPERLATIVE. SUPERLATIVE. Try our SPECIAL TURHIP MANURE. SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE. GAMLIN & LUKE INGLEWOOD. NOW READY. Spin* and Summer FLOWERING PLANTS. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CARNATIONS—Best Show Varieties (our •vra selection), post free, 10/- doz. Latest Novelties (our own selection), ' ' port free, 16/- per doz. New Per- ' petuals (1912 novelties), very hardy. j Tremendous demand for these Per- !'.*" pstuals at Home this season, one •rower alone disposing of over 450,•00 plants. Post free, 27/6 per doz. PIRETHRUMS—New Single and Double Mined varieties. Large, handsome flower*. Invaluable for vase decorator Post free, 10/- per doz. BHLPHINIUMS— The New Kelway's Improved. Hardy and showy perennial. Produces profusion of splendid, spikes. Post free, 12/- per doz. MGONIAS— Single-flowering, for bed-j ding or pot-planting, post free, 9/ner do*. Double-flowering, tor pot '. culture, post free, 18/- per doz. 'All the above should be planted withMt delay. Send us your orders at once. HIMMO & BLAIR, PLANT GROWERS, DUNEDIN. |2I BA a K HfIBSBNGEK, * TJUSXA. IRCHITIOT. Devon Street, New Plymouth.