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To the Belgian Fund if anyor.c can prove tiiat stock of furniture and furnishings has been increased in price since ili(> war started, with [lie. exception— Belgian glass Everything marked at INGLEWOOD.

Your Summer Shoes Are Here Ladies' Contort Sloe*. Ladies' Bar Shoes. Ladies' Ankle Bar She* Children's Shoes. Gent's Big Toe Shoes. Gent's. Big Toe Boots UricKe*, Tennis ana Bowling Sb«es. DEABE'S BOOT AKCADE. 'VB BEPAIB ON PBEMISES.

Supremacy Like the British Army the BRINSMEAD PIANO holds the lead against all-comers. No matter what clime the British fighter is st/.tioneil in he is always in the van. And so it is •with These perfect instruments are in every clime because their sterling British qualities .give pride of position to no other make of piano. British built throughout. COLLIER and Co. THi. ALL-BRITISH PIANO IMPORTERS, DEVON ST. Central, NEW PLYMOUTH, AND WANGANUI.

THE MERCILESS REPEATER ALARM CLOCK Has features possessed by no other alarm clock. By simple pressure on the pin on top, the alarm is stopped instantly, and in the process of winding the alarm it automatically set. Everything is so simple. The clock is a perfect time-keeper, is heavily nickel-plated, and is guaranteed for twelve months. Sent to any address in New Zealand for 10/6, postage paid.

E. Maetzlg., WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, INGLE W 0 0 D. WTERZON BILLIARD PARLORS {Next Avery's Tobacconist), Three Tables. Everything NeWj FINEST SALOON IN TARANAII. Markers Always in Attendance. Afternon Tea at 3 p.m. FREE. THREE SETS OF SNOOKER BALLS, Bonzoline or Crystalate. NFU3QN ff ■ .*"* ■*•* 'jnat&m. DTTDC TV tf, f"« «*'Uf»cttoa. S« Jv, C-iT-S—i,,:i2 mm doum.

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Bibliographic details
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 214, 17 February 1915, Page 4

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264

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 214, 17 February 1915, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 214, 17 February 1915, Page 4

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