Boys; Navy Norfolk Suits Sizes 3 to 6, price 10/6 Sizes 7 to. 10, price 11/6 Boys' Fox's Serge Knickers Sizes 1 to 6, price 3/11 Sizes 7 to 12, price 4/6 Boys' Knitted Jersey Suits Cream, Brown, Navy, price 8/6 Knitted Caps t« Match, 1/6 BOYS' SINGLETS, PYJAMAS, HOSIERY, JERSEYS, HATS, CAPS, OVERCO ATS, just opened r,t SgES F. PLDMTREE'S &um OUTFITTER. *• * **' Opposite Criterion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH. WHEN NEXT YOU ORDER GROCERIES DON'T OMIT NOEL'S Famous Wholesome Chutneys. We've just landed a large number of cases of Noel's Delicacies, includ•ing MAJOR GREY, COLONEL SKINNER, SWEET SLICED, MANGO, BOMBAY, BENGAL. Quite.fresh', pure, and not high priced, ; though they are of highest quality.' Ask for NOEL'S. ..';*'' C. CARTER, QUALITY STORE NEW PLYMOUTH.
Sterling (£) Seeds for Autumn Sowing have arrived, and are, as usual/of high GERMINATION and PURITY (Vide Government Biologist's report). ' In RYES I can supply the celebrated TWYFORD (H. 8.) Seed; Also SANDON & afiSSoBY grown OLD .PASTURE Perennial and Canterbury GIANT Italian. My-COCKSFOOT is. new season's" double machine dressed, 16/171b AKAROA Seed, a particularly bright, clean sample. All my "eeds are selected with the greatest care from the most reliable Merchants and Growers, fad'-are carefully tested *sr purity and germination. I would ask clients to remember the truth of tne old adage, "The value you receive is more important than the priceyou pay." In nothing does this apply mqre than'in the purchase of Seeds.My prices are the lowest consistent with quality of the Seeds I supply. NEWTON KING j SEEDSMAN & PRODUCE MERCHANT ntcw PLYMOUTH STR ATFORD -EAPGNGM
The Popular ALUMINIUM Ware. ' ■COSTS A LITTLE—BUT WORTE - MUCH MORE. - -A it you save hard work; and every time you do either you sav*e time. Cleaned with but little effort; shines • like the sen-, 'nakes the dulV kitchen quite cheerful. No Enamef to Chip -No Dangerous Metal to Tain No spoiled food; no surtax ttr wear oft'; lignt to nanfiie; and, in fact, the best possible ware to use in the kitchen. We are showing our new stock now, and amongst others we have— Saucepans 3s to 12/Preserving Pans, 15/- to 24/-. Stewpans 3/6 to 9/Collanders, 4/- and 5/Frying Pans, 4/9 to 7/6. Kettles, 4/9 to 13/6. Milk Saucepans (and covers) 2/9 to 4/6 BELLRINGER BEOS'. LTD HARDWAREMEN. STRATFORD & NEW PLYMOUTH. Always Fashion's Latest Always Lowest Prices* you come here you will find the latest ideas of Dame Fashion—all marked at the lowest possible prices. You cannot do better, no matter where else you go. To-day, this store looks more charming than it ever yet has. Everything here will interest you. When once you learn how well we can serve you, it is certain you will ever afterwards be a regular customer here. Wm. PELLEW FOR SMART STYLES AT SMALL PRICES. NEW PLYMOUTH, v - '
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 290, 30 April 1913, Page 2
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461Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 290, 30 April 1913, Page 2
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