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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 219, 4 February 1913, Page 4

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li.e M/abonrne ;! „ VIR( . S i)u . .„.,.;,.„, <)f he lolov.ang new goods: _ Women's "bu-.k felt slippers with carpet sole* Is pair. Men s slippers i s fid. 50" stencil- <:<! casement doth lOd yard. 7?" „„. "•'ached sheetings twills and herrim,- '? ls , y™*. Boys' celluloid collars »"< melal buft.mholcs <;«. Mtl , |V ~„,_ '!, e < j 1 ul ' ( '°"'"' s M ' il ' h m, ' lal Imttonholes <)d With the approach of Taranaki's lirst '•reat Autumn Agricultural Show (which of the Society), a very large concourse to feel tidy and smartly dressed. The cading jibico we know of where this can '"■ done without difficulty, and with the greatest economy is Amburv's everything ready-to-wear, well made, well liitTill Scornc orn t S ' °W°* ite Carnegie ; j.,,. Kmg street, Morcy and Moore ull commence their big half-vearly fair, •■very lung m the. store will be reduced ; there will be hundreds of useful ■ntides in their now famous o« U d room. "' l White and Son have just landed their nr,t consignment of stack canvas for the coming season. There is little nePd to laborate upon its utility as a covering or stack, or machinery. Already hundreds of farmers have used it and' speafc "■ell or it. Price Is «i/,d per yard fn* material Oft. wide. P y d foE The lovely summer weather brin»* »ith it many needs for personal comfort )ne needs for this light nppRT( ,F smart appearance, sun and dust resist' mg fabrics m good quality at the lowest possible prices. These needs can best ha met at Amburv's. St be