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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 184, 3 February 1914, Page 4

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Alice i:o:i is drawn to the clearing sale ad.erli-cil in this issue on account of .Mr .1. M. I'.ds, of Xataraniaika. Mr 'Jtein hj; s disposed of his property and is lea-. ,e„' the district, so that anyone .who w; its an extra cow or two or some farm i: -pi--meats should make a point of altc .eling this sale. Tile cows are all vol-ig. very quid, and have been heavily culled. ft is not strange for the Melbourne to give ;;ooil values in newest merchandise, b--.'t values this week will be yf an oxti i-c.vtiaordinary kind. Only - a few are bjieeilied below .from them yon can jui'ge of the many: Black "Ivy" mending-wool, od ball: oliin indigo twill worsted. 7s fid yard; Itfin calico, ,1s 111 dozen; men's all-wool knitted socks, 10:1 pair; b>ys' celluloid collars, with metal buttonholes, fid; men's Loslvn all-wool saddle trousers,'lCs lid; men'; flannel undershirt-, large size, 2s 3d. Correspondence is solicited from rnowho are unable to cull on us in person A pre.it deal of our business is traps acted by -mail, and we are quite sure vr can please you in tiiU n.anne'-. ilea., our advertisement in this- issue. Morev and Moore, opposite -."anicnje T.ibvnrv. King Street. New Pl-.aouth'. All goods pr,si fr, e. cash with uvler. \Yhii-- -mi 1 Sons advertise oi e-pic-e dresses f.-.i- ;ircsent wear. The pari lev lar point about them is t.lui' t-> ■'■ ar not onlv quite the last word in fashion, but are' oiVeii ~ ..nusuallv low le-ce-