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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 191, 11 February 1914, Page 4

Good Furniture Sensible Prices. Our prices are sensible prices, because they are iu correct proportion to the value and the quality of the Furniture. They are not high, and they are not bo low as to suggest unreliability and inferiority on the part of the goods. They represent good value for good furniture — the kind that you can trust for good service. You pay less for quality hero than at most places. de LAUNAY'S FURNISHING WAKEHOUSI'. THE LEADING FURNISHERS, INGLEWOOD-

EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR. EGB DF! How the notes sound, and how this little method helps the memory right through a pupil's playing years. The impression may be great upon the child's mind, but not as great as the Impression created by the use of a, good piano. EVERY GOOD HOMB SHOULD HAVE ITS BRINSMEAD for to play a BRINSMEAD is an incentive to stick to it. Half the trouble .is getting the pupil to persevere. Get a BKINSMEAD on Collier's easy terms, and your trouble will 1»c solved. Taranaki's popular instrument -BRINSMEAD. I COLLIEB AND; 00 PIAXO IMPORTERS AXO TUNERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

MOVING DISCOUNTS OFF EVERY LINE DE ARE'S, WHERE FOOTWEAR IS GOING >CHEAP. Auu REPAIRS ON THE PREMTS.Eg

BYEES' LONDON-MADE PIANOS At the Olympia, London, recently, the display of BYERS' PIANOS caused a givfit ,'imount of keen interest and attention, the exhibits being greatly admired for their finished appearance and quality of tone.. MR. WILLIAMS HYGIENIC TEA-ROOMS, AGENT NEW PLYMOUT& JOHN GILMOUK, Manaia, ageut for TaranakL TAILORING TALKS. Keep trying, and vou are bound to succeed. \Ve kept trying to execute our tailoring in a distinctive way, and the result ig success j n every LOXERCAN & PKARCK suit today. Moreover, lit, style, material and cut arc all distinctive features here. There'* the personal touch in our tailoring which pronounces tin; su it LONEBGAN & PEARCE LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, DEVON- STREET, XEW PLYMOI'TJ[