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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 221, 25 February 1915, Page 2

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To simply place neokeaw on our shelves, to simply "carry it in stock, is to Moray's not a s fiiciency. In the first and most • important place, 'twould not bo fair to yourself Madam—to yourself and every other lady in New Plymouth who appreciates Neckwear of distinotivenc-" And it is our pleasure to serve you. It is our duty to Satisfy You. We do not know, .wc can only surmise that this new aggregation of . Dainty collars and Jabots and other neckwear. Will please you.Wc hope that it will do so. It represents our best buying effort—every "piece" is really the nicest procurable. W think the showing is of a very high standard— but of cours the crux ;of the whole fatter rests with your visit. OUR SERVICE AWAITS YOU—AND WE BELIEVE SATISFACTION AL6O. Cash buyers always save n:r cent —Is in the £. orey and Son NEW PLYMOUTH J4NO AT STRATFORD.

GOODS Are Now Arriving for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S. FOOTWEAR. In Great .Variety. UA.DIES' SHOES, in the very latest shapes, raised toes, laced or buttoned, at • W* GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, Irom leading English and Colonial houses, from 17/* FOOTWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY. REPAIRS OTSATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. ;. P. LARSEN, BOOTMAKER AMD 'IMPORTER, DIGLEWOOD.

was brisk throughout, and pncos were slightly advanced on those ruling at last sale. The following was the range of prices as compared with last sale, the figures for the latter being in parentheses:— Bst half-bred, none offering (9Jd to 133 d); scoured crossbred, 13} dto 18Jd (10W to 20Jd), fine crossbred, 12Jd to Mid (IOJd to 13Jd); medium crossbred, 12d to 14d (lOd to 13d); coarse crossbred, lid to 13|d (Oid to 13d); inferior crossbred, lOd to 11M (8d to lid); pieces, 7|d to 12Jd (OJd to lljd); bellies, to 83d (7d to 9Jd); locks, 6d to 7Jd (5Jd to Old); lambs, 6Jd to 14} d (7Jd to 14Jd); dead, to lljd (BJd to 10|d).