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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 223, 20 March 1914, Page 4

i THE GREAT BOOT SALE OF THE YEAR HAS COME ROUND AGAIN Once a year we take stock, and a year (New Plymouth people ' wait to nee what McEwens' offer. Once a year New Plymouth make a rush for bargains. This year "Everybody's doing it," because we have a" better and a bigger stock for sale than AT'McfcWEN'S. 1 /Ladies', Gents.' and Children's Footwear are to go at the lowest prices—an absolute cut-up. So be in, time.

MCEWEN BKOS QUALITY SHOE STORE, N E W PLYMOUTH. W7E have several sums from £SOO to £IO,OOO for immediate investment at Lowest Rates. yyESTONAND YV ESTOSf - SOUCITORS and NOTARIES PUBLIC, NiVV PLYMOUTH AND JNULEWOOD. TANDISH 4 CTASDISH, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORb, Devon Street, New Plymouth. MONEY to Lend on all' classes of Security at Lowest Current H--,tes. [ON I V T,O TEND f& have several sums available for Immediate investment. WILSON i GREY, Solicitor* MONEY TO LEND. HONEY TO LEND on good security ai lowest current rates. GOVETT & QUILLIAM, Solicitors. |P EA N K JH|ESS«NGE« MJ.Z.I.A., ARCHITECT, licvon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. las. Sanaerso::.] [H. Victor Griffiths gINDERSOX AND (GRIFFITHS. AKCHITECTS. aIMCE: King's Buildings, corner of Devon ami Brougham Streets. , JAPANESE LILrES Of all our Bulbous Plants this fs trulj the most beutififul. Will grow IN ANY PART (<K NEW ZEALAND. ORDSfi AT ONCE. LTLIUM All? .TUM-'The Goldrnray ed Lily." Height, 4to 6 feet Flours V.'. inches across! Post free 8d each; ;, for 1/9; 6 for 3/ULIUM ATJiiATUM RUBRO VfTTA TUM—G.jeous flower, 10 to 1? inches aer>ns. Post free, 1/6 each; three for 4/-; six for 7/«. ETUUM ATJRATUM WITTEI 'The ■■■■■■- Noble Lily." Distinctive, beautiful - white flo- tire. Post free, 1/6 each; •-•three for i '-, G for 7/6. LILIUM AURA TUM PLATYPHYLLUM —The O.iat of the Lilies, yet one of the most beautiful, hardy, and easy to ;n>w. Post free, 1/6 each; " 3 for 4/ ; <S for 7/6. :ruE time to plant. ffIMMQ *■■ BLAIR ' j., BtlLB <■OCULISTS.