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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 246, 7 March 1913, Page 2

% Good Ship and a Goods Train have brought the first Sot of iew Fashions to IHorey's WITH one hand Fashion bids farewell to Summer, while with the other she waves a. welcome to Autumn. .And truly Autumn is well deserving of a, hearty reception, for she brings beautiful styles in New Season's Apparel. Morey's exhibit of the New Fashions should receive your earliest attention if von would learn what is to be worn this Autumn and Winter. Among the new goods you will see: — Furs and Muflfs in 'Squirrel, Foxaline, Coney Seal, Plush Bear, etc. Choice assortment of Feather Novelties. Special lot of Ladies' Hats, in tweeds, felt, plush awl velvet; in ready-to-wear and untrimmed. Tweed Sporting Hats, Velvet Toques, Coney Seal Toques. Croat display of Ladies' Blouses, 320 to choose from, in delaine, silk, lace, cotton net, aceordeon net, velvet, etc. DRESS GOODS include 300 exclusive dress lengths, in amazons, whipcords, tweeds, Venetians, sedan cloths, and face cloth for evening wear in pastel shades. SILKS FOR EVENING WEAR—Hypatia silks, at 6/(5; Taffeta Chiffon, French Satin, Yosan Silk, French Satin; Princess Silk, Pailette Silks, Silk Ninon. SPECIALS. 7 only Plush Coats, £4 15s to £G 10s. 3 only Silk Satin Gowns, £3 12s 6d to £5 ss. 4 only Costumes for evening wear, £3 lbs Gd to £7 10s. New Ties, Jabots, Collars, Bands, Scarves, etc. All-over Nets, and Insertions, Oriental Nets and Insertions, etc. As usual, the children are catered for. 5 per cent, discount is allowed on all cash purchases. MOREY & SO Devon Street, New Plymouth

Would You $ $ ♦ ♦ « | Like a Home Like Thw? £ You needn't worry about building troubles. Just lay them at our door and A we'll worry through them for you. If J you have only a small deposit we'll help ▼ you with section or home. We can A build for you, sell you land or home, or A help you secure a rented house, but the proposition we offer herewith is the best $ we have offered to anyone since we ♦ fame into the business. If the home you want 5s good, up-to-date, well-built. 4 THERE'S ONLY ONE DISTRICT + WORTHY OF SUCH A HOME + its name is D4KTMOOR ♦ To the business mail DARTMOOR means a health, a place where he can do things j after business hours. If he is a family t man, DARTMOOR means health for the A. family. If he is a retired gentleman, a J home on DARTMOOR will keep him full ▼ of vigor till his time shall cease. DART- ▲ MOOR SECTIONS ARE GOING FAST, a and if you don't come along fust you'll ▼ soon have no need to come at all. Nearly ninety gone—less than 30 to sell. t THERE'S ROOM (NOT TOO MUCH) ? AND HEALTH AND HAPPINESS I on DARTMOOR £ 10 per cent, cash down. ▲ 10 per cent, in July, 1913. ♦ 10 per cent, in January, 1914. 10 per cent, in July, 1914. Balance in July, 1917. ▲ I Gilmour & Clarke, | ♦ LAND, ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS NEW PLYMOUTH. # ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦ yea No other tea is so good, so wholesome or so economical. Sold by all good grocers and stores at l/ 8,1/10 and 2/- per lb. V ?8 W. P. NIOOLL W. H. ROWB» Westernwolth's Grass-seed. We have just received our stock of this seed. It is COLONIAL GROWN, under expert supervision, .and is ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE. It will pay EVERY FARMER to try this seed. Write for sample' 1 and price. Also in stock: TESTED RYEGRASS, ITALIAN RYEGRASS, COCKSFOOT, COWGRASS WHITE CLOVER and SEED ALGERIAN OATS. Wl, ROWR King and Brougham NET PLYMOUIHt.