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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 205, 18 January 1913, Page 8

Have you visited tha MELBOURNE'S GREAT SALVAGE SALE IT IS THE Greatest Sale of the Century Have you ever seen, read or heard of such sensational bargains? Here's a further list that wil cause another stampede:— Men's and Boys Tweed Hats J)D Many worth up to 4/6. Very slightly rumpled, not scorched. Men's Dark Tweed Coats and Vests, 15/6 35/- goods. These were slightly soaked ' with water. ' Men's Blue Striped Drill Shirts 2/3 f 3/11 goods: a ripping bargain. Men's and Boys' Boater Straws 6 D | Worth 2/6 up to 7/6. Marvellous value. LADIES' UMBRELLAS 2/fi 'ln really good order. Worth 4/11. Men's Flanelette Working Shirts Usual prices 2/11. All pretty clean. 1/9 NEW PLYMOUTH INGLEWOOD STRATFORD and ELTHAM.

a v*j St. George Jqm is as fresh & fragrant when the can is opened as when it left the Jam Kitchen. The fruit... cannot possibly be tainted by tin, as with >otber brands. This is because St. George.... Jams we packed in ENAMELLED CANS The Bnamel-Lining resembles a thin layer of glass, and keeps the fruit distinctly separate from thje tin, thus not only is the palate pleased, but the public health also is fully safeguarded. 2 lNlh2lbJs7lti BAY OF PLENTY DADtf FARMS. 1 9*79 ACRES rich improved dairy farm 1 at £lO 10s on terms. T.P.S2 "l/Jft ACRES highly improved, milking plant, etc., £3O, on terms. T.P.53 14? A ACRES well improved riob dairy- • ing land at £lB. Terms. T.P.54 yICQ ACRES highly improved, milking plant, etc. (A snip.) £l7. farms. T.P.65 ACRES well ; mproved dairy fcra at £O. Terms. T.P.57 KAA ACRES. A fine farm with im-p.-ovements, at £6. Terms. Terms. K.K.? OOC ACRLJ: weU improved dairy farm T U at £lO. Terms. K.K.2 inn ACRES well improved dairy farm at £lO. Terms. K.KJS 100 ACBES unimproved tall <ern AVU land at £2 10s. Teraw. 9i ACSpartly improved at £lO. . Ttmi. | 4B IQ<{ ACRES partly improved, nic« dairy farm at £7. Terms. B !J ACRES ideal dairy farm at £lO. Tanns. K ra*TT /ARMS FROM 10 ta SO ACRES WILBON AND BOBBINS , AUCTIONEERS k LANS AGENTS TAURANGA AND TE PUKE. TERMINUS HOTEL r • SEW PLYMOUTH, Overlooking Sea Beach and handy to Saltwater Baths. fJMTS favorite seaside hotel has been . completely renovated and refurnished throughout. Tourists specially catered for. Telegrams care%illy attended to. ICRS. P. M. PAULS©?, Proprietress Late of Commercial Hotel, ! Wellington). THE , TARIKI HOTEL ff. R, BONNER Proprietor R. BONNER notifies that he has taken over the Tariki Hotel. No effort on his part will be spared to make the hotel a favorite house of call for travellers. Only the best of liquors will ( be stocked, and special attention will i «lso be paid to the dining-room 'n T the comfort of lodgers. I I JJEW ZEALAND INSURANT* COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE and ACCIDENT I* SURANCE in all its branches accepi•i LOWEST CURRENT RATEB. JOHN PATON Branch '"Erincli office: Corner of Broughaai ».» |Ling Ktreftls, Npw Plricout!l. Agcat* throutrnout the Provi*«« 9m. Sanderson ] fFT. Victor Gr'ffit' ,CUNDERSON AND QJfIFFrT:; - ARCHITECTS. OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner n 1 Devon and Brougham Street?. tXlliSE J(E88IJIGIj T.N.2.1. A. . ...ARCHITECT Devon Street. ,H»w Plysnntt.