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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 174, 22 January 1914, Page 8

5s pair e gave vou Ss 3d on every pair $ wc want you to prove it your If.i Nest time you visit, our s .orea at New Plymoutli, IngleWood, Stratford, Eltham, or Ha- *" wa call and see for yourself liow ru can save 8s 3d. These famous oots arc sacked in seven difTernt Btyle3 and a big variety of Ijttings. If ordering by post please i&d&'ls postage. fo.'SOli-Box Calf Derby, standard I standard No. 2957.—80 x Calf Balmorals, weltiled, medium toe, soles. Calf Derby, J d and fair stitched, 1 0 1332.—Claee Kid Bal. Yankee j natural form shape, welted. %in. soles. 16/9 No. 4017.—Black Olace Balmoral, kid lined, welted, smart toe. 'No. 3075.-Tan Willow Calf Bal- toe, welted, kid lined, moral, stylish appearance, welted, I 1 A/O fancy punching. I J-O' O I 16/9 I Ko. 401".—Box Calf Derby, medium I NEW PLMOUTH, INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD. ELTHAM, HAWERA. Notice! Notice! IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF fl. CALVEET & 00. The public are respectfully requested to take notice that the shop in Central Devon Street will be closed all day THURSDAY, January 22nd, for the purpose of remarking the Stock, and will be re-opened on FRIDAY, January 23rd, when the bulk of the lines left will be offered for sale at further reduced prices, with the object of effecting a speedy clearance. % FOX (Late H. Calvert & Co) CENTRAL DEVON STREET. I am now BOOKING ORDERS for May-June delivery of LEEDS BRAND SLAG. BOOK YOUR ORDERS NOW. C. LUKE, INGLEWOOD. ..- rjURANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE & TAT/LOW SAL'S. NEXT SALK--TUESLAY FEB. 10. QLIENTS are particularly requested to forward consignments to me to arrive on or before Friday previous. Sinai! consignments will be received at WiOblCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratfnr'J for |S*!e, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL (JOMPEJ JTION. NEWTON KING and tallovv sale. MONTHLY SALES AT O'.jl* (JILL eU'KEKT S'i'OliJi. [THE PIANOLA is the world's greatest musical instrument ""o-day, a new and wonderful in 3 trumeiit has come to take the ,-' piano's place—an instrument that IS a piano, and more: THE PIANO A''- AND THE ART TO PLAY. The Pianola bring* within the reach of * ' all the privilege of AIAKING MUSIC. >'■■ _ PADEREWSKI says: "The Pi anola is still the best, unsurpassable, supreme." (Nov. 8, 1913) f HOFFMANN NEW PLYMOUTH. Ji £IOO DOWNft £fioo A YEAK FOK YOU * ACRES, on good metal road; Jroomed House; 1 mile to fa* , school and store; absolutely free __i noxious weeds; will carry about It BOM. PER ACRE; £IOO DOWN, ■' ,-gALAKCB fiL» EASY-TIBMS. ~"pply sharp— J. LUTHEBLAND-> JJALVA rjEA J£IVSK, BREAKWATER. Open Week Days and Sundays. An Added Attraction to a Seaside Visit—An Inviting Cup of Tea, Strawberries and Cream, Ice Cream, etc. Picnic Parties Specially Catered for. Everything at Town Prices EUCHRE PART? at Early Date to be Announced. MRS. 0. W. WILLIAMS .. Pronrietra,, (JASH advances made on Wool Clips or Butchers' Produce, either for sale or shipment." Address labels and consignment formi posted on application. Prompt account sales. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY FEB. 10. Consignors may rely on getting full market prices for their produce. L. A. NOLAN & CO. igTRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEP- ! SKIN & TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY FEB. 10. Clients are requested to forward consignments so as to reach us by Friday previous to Sale. W. H. H. YOTTNG & C° STRATFORD. OUR JOINTS Are always fresh, and the quality ii proved at every dinner-table. We kiU only Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork and Poultry. * We want your ordert. You want our service. OUR MOTTOCLEANLINESS & PROMPTITUDE. BONEDUST.-The best fertiliser. Orders taken lor any quantitiei froa ,%cwt, SOLE BROTHERS. •Phone lit