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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 163, 9 January 1914, Page 6

THE XMAS RUSH IS ON From curly morn till late nt eve we are going as fast as we can. Pretty Millinery, Charming Sumnin Costumes and Dainty Blows are briny passed over the counter in dozens ami dozens. 'He public know when tlipy get the best, values A Ah ALL AT; SALE PRICES. Ue want yon to eall in and see n*- the earlier the bettor. q,° lve PVfi rythin« yon want to make the holidavs enjoyable P early—don't leave it till the afternoon crush. W PFIIEMf DRAPER, DEVON ST. ■ NEW PLYMOUTH.

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