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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 76, 19 August 1914, Page 7

..« NEW ZEALAND I CLOTHING FACTORY AH reduced'' If nee and special purchases that are not sold out mil he charged at sale prices. We have still a few of the | following items 1 FOR'ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS CAN YOL BUY AT THESE PRICES. Tweed. Sizes 7 to 14. Btj 12/6 NORFOLK and RUGBY Suiis, 3/11 * golf knickers, sizes 7 to 18. ' worth 5s 1 fi/1 1 BOYS' OVERCOATS for boys " 3 to 7 years. J 3/11 ] 1 91/fi YOUTH'S OVERCOATS for best wear. * ** hnVH frnm Ifl tn 1(! I N'S SOFT HATS, newt "' " styles. A great bargain. O/"J I NATURAL VESTS & PANTS, "' good weight and " quality, worth 5s lid. O/ 1 | MEN'S SHIRTS AND LARGE ' assortments for work and * ' w boys from 10 to 18. 27 / a MEN'S SMART RAINCOATS ™* with Raglan shoulders and check lining. , 8/ll> 10/6- 13/6 TROUSERS, reduced from 10s Gd, lis Od, 15s 6d. •■ ■ V 1 2/fi MEN ' S BOOTS for ' bcst wear > JL,W " Black and tan. MEN'S HIGH GRADE BOOTS Black and tan, worth 22s \Q/a MEN'S CARDIGAN JACKETS, ° W samples, worth 12s 6d. fi/11 LYMES' SHOES, Biack and tan, many styles. 10/fi LADIES' PAT ' " GLACE SHOES, various shapes, all sizes. Sizes 7-10, 0/11, Girls' Boots good. Sizes 11-1, 7/0, quality and fitting. Sizes 2-4. 10/6, Children's 'An 1 Bar Sizes 4-10, 3/11. Shoes, good quality, Sizes -11-13, 4/11, comfortable fitting. Saves One Hour a Day Increases Butter Fat 25 per cent That is if you use setting pans. I?, addition to this the installation of an ALFA-LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR will mean fatter-pigs and ; '{. calves, better poultry and more eggs , if the warm skim milk is given . straight from the Separator. THAT'S ONLY PART OF THE SUCCESS YOU'LL HAVE IP YOU TRY ■ >'; THE ALFA LAVAL. ■V; i The cream 'which an ALFA-LAV,/\T, will «ave. will quickly'pay for the Separator, and, as a matter of fast, a farmer with tin and eight oows only, is £2O better off,than the man who works on the Old time system ami drudscry 13 d onp away w ; t i ;< ••,: Ai-FA-LAVAL AGENTS NEW PLYMOUTH. The Toko Lime Co. have just installed a n»st complete and up-to-date crushing plant, and are now in a position to supply LIME in any quantity. Price —Unburnt crashed agricultural Lime, 18s 6d per ton. Sacks q Delivered at any railway station in lota of six tons. Burnt and sieved agricultural Lime, 24s per ton, S.E. jD y Railway Station in lots of six tons. . Griffiths and Og. CHIEF AGENTS NEW PLYMOUTH. A CHEAP LE£$E £2 ACRES, all ploughable, 25 acres stumped, creamery 1 mile, school y, mile, 0 r.h. cowshed etc., with 10 cows, bull, 2 horses, trap and harness, pigs, tools, milk-cans, 15 shares in the Moa Dairy Coy. Will lease for 9 years at 10s per acre, with right of purchase at £lO per acre, capable of running 15 or 10 cows. Price of goodwill, including all of the above mentioned stock and plant, £350. Apply sharp, AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.

WtABAKAEI WOOI.. ShiJiPSKni, HIDE & TALLOW BALKS. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. rjiJENTS are particularly re'queflted to forward consignments to ma to arrive ob or before Friiiy previous. Bmuli consignments will Be received at W.OLLCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, nod will bo forwurdiid to Stratford for tale, whece vendors* tan rely on thsir produce meeting FULL COMPKTITXCiV NEWTON KING--« HJEW PLYMOUTH WOOL, HIDE, 3KIN AND TALLOW SALE. MONTHLY SALES AT OUR GILL . STREET STO3EjpASH advances made oa Wool Clips or Butchers' Produce, either tor pile or shipment. Address labels and consignment Jonas posited on application. Prompt account «ale.». NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 Consignors may rely on gettiE£ fall aarket prices for their produce, L., r A..NOLAN&CO.