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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 302, 14 May 1913, Page 2

English Samples BOUGHT JOB IN AUCKLAND. 6 doz. BOYS' SHIRTS, prices Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d. 3 doz. BOYS' PYJAMAS AND COMBINATIONS, prices 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, 5s 6d. lOdoz. MEN'S SHIRTS, prices is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 9d, 7s 6d. The above samples are an ex eeptionally fine class of goods, the material comprising Flannelette, Ceylon, Wincey, Unions and Cotton. Also—--12 MEN'S SAMPLE OVERCOATS, job prices 17s 6d, 19s 6d, 27s 6d/32s 6d;'3'7s 6d. 15 BOYS' SAMPLE OVERCOATS, prices 8s Ud to 17s 6d, , F. PLUMTREE, COMPLETE OUTFITTER FOR MEN -j. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sterling (£) Seeds for Autumn Sowing I\TY NEW SEASON'S CLOVERS, from MESSRS. HURST & SONS, LONDON, KS » u.u.l, ol Ugh GffiMIXATION -d PURITY (Vid. Government Biologist's report). In RYES I can supply the celebrated™™ (H.B) Seed; Also SANDON & CANTERBURY grown OLD PASTURE Peroneal ana Canterbury GIANT Italian. My COCKSFOOT as new season's double machine dressed, 16/171b AIiAROA Seed, a particularly bright, clean sample. All my-"oeds are selected' With the greatest care from the most reliable Merchants and Growers, and are carefully tested f K purity and germination. I would ask clients to remember the truth of me old adage, "The value you receive is more important than the priceyou pay." In nothing does this apply more than in the .purchase of Seeds.My pric.es are the lowest consistent with quality of the Seeds I,supply. NEWTON KING ' ' SEEDSMAN & PRODUCE MERCHANT NTSIW PLYMOUTH STR ATFORD KAPONCU An Aristocratic Cup and Saucer At a Democratic Price. Strong enough for Breakfast, thin and dainty enough for af- ' ternoon tea. Right foom -the heart of the world's best pottery • land. j 4/9 a <k«, . ""ffiS"" 4/9 »<!«■! : 1 Less than V/z& each piece. In spite of heavy advances in the price of„cliina—4/9 a dozen; but you'll need to order soon. | C. CARTER, Quality- store ■ • , :• s: l ' new Plymouth.

The Popular ALUMINIUM Ware. ■COSTS A LITTLE-" BUT WORTH MUCH MORE. Very much more wlign you remember that every time you cook you save fuel; every time jqji clean it you save hard work; and every time you do either you save time. Cleaned with but little effort' r.hineß 'ike tbe si'iv, 'uakes the dulV kitchen quite cheerful. No Ename! to Chip No Dangerous Metalt to Tai No spoiled food; no sunt.* to wear oil; i.gnr to uanuie; and, in fact, the best possible tfare to use in the kitchen. We are showing our new stock now, and amongst others we have— Saucepans ,3s to 12/- Frying Pans, 4/9 to Y/o. Preserving Pans, 15/- to 24/-. Kettles, 4/9 to 13/6. Stewpans 3/6 to 9/- Milk Saucepans (and covers) Collanders, 4/- and 5/- 2/9 to 4/6 BELLRINGER BROP. LTD HARDWAREMEN. STRATFORD & NEW PLYMOUTH. SALE OF Autumn Hats AT PELLEW'S To make room for goods comiug to hand shortly. Commencing on WEDNESD AY, 12th, and following days. EVERY HAT REDUCED. Call early. Wm. PELLEW,, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.