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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 168, 3 December 1912, Page 6

Three Shillings in the £ Off White Underskirts That were already low-priced. Tliia, however, is an'extra 15 per cent, off these goods, and they're all Lace or Embroidery-trimmed. A special Job Line, with liem-s titched frills, to go at 3/3 each. In our window No. 2 you will find each article plainly marked. See Calyert's Windows These figures will allow for comparison. You'll iind when you compare you can t get better or cheaper value. In addition to the above we liave just a few Prinoess Underskirt b, real smart goods, all heavily reduced and now to be sold at 8/11, 12/0 and 17/!). It won't be wise to wait too lonjr. • H. CALVERT & CO DRAPERS, MILLINERS, ETC. 'Phone 310. NEW PLYMOUTH. X M AS AT THE RED POST An opportunity for choosing presents absolutely unparalleled in the his sri, s. presents FOR YOUNG AND OLD; FOR THE MOTHER, WIFE, AND FOR THE BOTTOM DRAWER. If you have, a fancy for any article for the home, we ask you to inspect our display. Any goods will be placed on cne side and delivered Ohitotmas Eve. Amongst the many suitable presents we have a fine range of all lines in PLAIN and- H AND-€UT 0 LASS WARE POT axttv CHINA, ROYAL DOULTON, ROYAL : WORCESTER, REAL' BELEML WEDGEWOOD, ROYAL BEYREUTH. DINNER SETS AND TEA SETVK GALORE, art POTS and VASES, ANTIMONY WAREREMmS WARE and hosts of other goods in the Crockery Department too numerous to mention. CUTLERY of all descriptions. HEARTH RTTGf? TABLE COVERS, DAMASKS, TRA X CLOTHS, SIDEBOARD COVERS* CUSHION COVERS, LACE CURTA INS, DRESS HAMPERS MARS QUILTS, EIDERDOWN QUILTS, CARPET MTURE and ALL HOUSEHOLD EI? FECTS. ' WHEN TOU BUY FURNITURE of m to see th n firQi that makes i(; - to talk over the queatioa ot style and fitness as well as cost? Y fu ™ it " re to - tobe a pleasure and not an eyesore. buv it from L f' - H *t least not when you Duy it irom us. We make to order, or design for you, but vou can BAKER AND CO. ART FURNISHERS Tcl . 264 ? LYmmiL —_i_ THE VERY FOUNDATION OF THE FURNITURE TRADE ■■. fa £ood timber and good workmanship. Added to this, come up-to-date me- . thods, personal supervision, designing and giving effect to designs. It is because C. N. JOHNSON'excels in every one of these things that the furniture from his, factory is so good and so popular. ' GOME IN TO-DAY, AND INSPEVI. C. N. JOHNSON, THE FURNISHER, NEW PLYMOUTH. The British and Continental Piano Company . ' ISfprovil C T I<lUal ' tCrS AUCkland ' dO6S th ' 6 biggCsfc P iano busines3 * WHY? f ecause of th ° abs r n! Ute reliabiHt >'' durability, tone, quality and exeeHence HOFFMANN IS THE TARANAKI REPRESENTATIVE. Thone 43g CAMERAS! ' , . , arrived, new season's models, KODAKS CARBINES CAMEOS THORNTON PICKARDS MIDGES BROWNIES Etc. Also, ALDIS, COOKE & ROSS LENSES. 2im' GaU 866 the BeSt ?oCket K ° dak ' Takes picturea ifin b| .Cameras'from6/- upwards at FRASEi.'S KODAK DEPOT, DEVON ST. NEW PLYMOUTH. THE BRADBURY TAKES PRIDE OF PLACE IN ITS OWN CLASS. This position of honor has been won after splendid feats of recent trials. Aud from all appearances the BRADBURY MOTOR CYCLE is likely to hold premier place for many a long day IpStpV 0 ,- 48 V** a » d -rel ia baity under all conditions, the BKADBLRY wins its way to tlie nder s regard because of the absence of vibration. lUs a very graceful machine and thoroughly efficient in every reARNOLD GEORGE, BROUGHAM STREEX , NEW PLYMOUTH.