SEW PLYMOUTH. ' KKTUKX 01' iE "CLAD EYE" COMPANY TiiI'RSDAY, MAY 20. file irresistibly funny French Comedy: WHO'S THE LADY? WHO'S THE LADY V WHO'S Till.] LADY ? WHO'S THE LADY ? \vnrv« Til if. r ai-iv i With ETHEL DANE as GOBETTE And all the CLAD EVE COMEDTAKS. illox Plan open at Collier's. Prices sa, is, 2s. SAWMILLEK, CARRIXGTON ROAD, XEW PLYMOUTH. fJAS taken this opportunity ot announcing tc the people of Jiew Plymouth and surrounding districts llmt he lias REOPENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing, his Timber. It would be a benefit to any contractor or builder to interview Mr. Simons at his residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. J£OROMIKO PRIVATE HOSPITAL RATA STREET, INGLEWOOD. Matron: NURSE MORGAN, Certificated Xn :t St. Helens Hospital, Christ ihurch. For Business or Pleasure engage the ALL-BRITISH DAIMLER (G-seater) Available day or night, at any hour to suit customer. Can bo found on the NEW CAR STAND, CURRIE STREET. Car Xo. 5.D.147. box 150. Address: 'Phone 139 T. W. WARD, Criterion Garage.. Liardet Street PECIAL Bargain this week. Men's Tweed Sac Suits in neat dark pattern, good quality, onlv 29s Cd for the complete suit. The Kash.
216 ACRES > f °r immediate Sale. Terms only £IOO cash. Price .€l3 10s per acre. Carry 45 cows and sheep. Good house and shed*. Walter liewley, Egmont Street. \yAX,TEJD KXOWSf—When in town don't forget your sweets from Eureka Sweet Depot, wholesale and -e----tail manufacturers. e.w. FOOTWEAR - the kind that really keeps out the damp . Strong enough for country wear, elegant enough for the man about town. ■—Dockrill's. RANTED, Dairy Farm, to milk 100 cows, in exchange for Suburban Property, £5350, unencumbered. Hartnell & Co., Land Agents, New Plymouth. \yANTED Known—Just arrived, New Season's Honey, clear and thick, also in sections. A delicious flavour. At Veale's. dx. RANTED, for the Lenten Season, Ling Fish, Salt Salmon, Cornish Pilchards (in barrels), Tinned Yarmouth Bloaters, Findon Haddocks, Lobster, Herrings, etc. All to be procured at Veale's. 'Phone IG6. dx. GAMES for young and oh Make the evenings at ho able this inwter. Corrigall's g please you. ' e.e. can keep your boys and girls at home in the (■veilings if you get home winter games from Corrigall, Mew ]O/g LADIES' DERBY SHOES, with wide laces and round rubbers. Make a point of seeing this excellent shoe at Dockrill's.
f»M> ACRES, one mile from beaeli, seven 5 miles Now Plymouth; tip-top quality; good building; carrying 30 l»oa«I cattle, seven horses. Price £2B per acre; terms, .CilO cash.-—Walter Hewley. Kgmont St. 2/--OmU)REX\S one-liar Tan and w lilaek Shoes—those represent (,'roat value. —Dockrill's. rpTTE DAILY NEWS covers the whole of Taranaki, in town and country alike.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 290, 17 May 1915, Page 1
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