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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 251, 13 March 1913, Page 6

Just one more week to go, and we've still a host of left-over MILLINERY, NECKWEAR, COSTUMES, BLOUSES, STOCKINGS—at single-leg price for the pair—and other oddments at prices of paper and string. Must clear for Stocktaking and for new goods which are coming to hand. H. CALVERT & CO ■muprcßS. vrrj/TYFRs. ?rc 'Pho da 3i«. VKW PLYMOTTTIt For the last week of Sale wa will accept 6s 8d in the £ discount off every article of Crockery, Glassware and Electro Plate with the only exceptions of White and Gold Cups and Saucers. Linoleums in an/ length of 57yds, to 25, 3s 6d a yard. IT IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. DO NOT MIS IT. GREAT QUINQUEMI SHE IS NEARING ITS CLOSE We continue for a few days only* Embrace your opportunities & buy NOW OF DEVON ST

JZsk fne Crii/c/ren The wholesome appetising flavour of St. GEORGE JAMS'is fully appreciated by the little ones. Perfectly ripened fruit and the best sugar give it those distinctive qualities which have won it such wide popularity. All the best Grocers and Storekeepers Stock TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1918, TO APRIL 30, 1013. PUSHING LICENSES may be obtained from J. Therkleson, Tariki; G. Gudgeon, Inglewood; R. Gribbon, Waitara; J. S. Fox, Okafco; A. S. Hasell, New Plymouth, and the undersigned. 0. N. FIRTH, Secretary. Licenses.—Men, whole season (available over all the Dominion), £1; women »nd boys (under IS years), 6sj day licenses (available for Taranaki district only), 2s <sd; half-Beason licenses, from December 20, 1912 (available for Tm< o aaki district o"lj ), 12a M,