Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 285, 24 April 1913, Page 4

HAVE YOU SECURED YOUR SHOES FOB THE DANCE ? / .as ]f not,, bow's the chance. We have a large consignment of Ladies' Evening Shoes just arrived. These Shoes are similar to those worn at the big winter dances in the Old Country. Therefore they are of the latest fash' ion. Come, get first pick and secure shoes that are comfortable, attractive in appearance and of exceptional value —but come quickly. We repair, from 4/6. R. BE A RE, BOOT IMPORTER, NEW PLYMOUTH wm Jso §sWwm iwS 1111 [&• r^u.j W MARE HAMBOURG SAID BRINSMEAD Wouldn't you buy? Mark Hambourg is but one of a great , number of, the best in the world of music who have loudly praised the virtues of the Brinsmead —"Wonderful tone," "Sympathetic touch"; charming tone; • perfect action; all that one could desire; more than delighted with —are but a few of the terms used by these people in describing the BRINSMEAD. ' Easy to buy and pay for at Collier's. 1 H. COLLIER AND GO PIANO IMPORTERS AND TUNERS NEW PLYMOUTH.

A SUCCESSFUL TAILOR STARTS BUSINESS IN NEW PLYMOUTH. - - MR. W. J..LONERGAN, late of Waitara, begs to announce to New Plymouth customers and others that he has secured the premises next Theatre Royal and that from Monday next, the 31st inst., he will 'be glad to undertake the making of Ladies' Costumes, which is his specialty, and Gents' suits. His; reputation is first-class. W.J. LONERGAN NEXT THEATRE ROYAL HENRY BROWN I\) )J MORLEY STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. OREGON PIKE. \fy'E are unloading, ex schooner H. D. Bendixen, 400,000 feet of Oregon Pine, which we are quitting at current rates. ALL SIZES AND LENGTHS. ALL SIZES AND LENGTHS. TOT AR A STRAINERS IX STOCK. Apply to— HY. BROWN & CO., Morley street, New Plymouth. FOR NEXT MILKING SEASON. Do away with that more expensive and less satisfactory machine, and INSTAL A WOLSELEY SEPARATOR Absolutely the best and most economical skimmer on the market, and simpler and less expensive than mo' l. R. BUCKLEY AGENT, INGLE WOOD, Has a "Wolscley" on view at the Moa Dairy Co.'s office.