ITVE POUNDS REWARD. PILFERING OF THE DAILY NEWS. £K REWARD will be paid by the Proprietor of the Taranaki Daily News for information leading to the conviction of anyone pilfering from bundles of Daily News left at shops, stations, dairy factories, or creameries; or taking papers from subscribers' homes. EAPUNI HALL. CATHOLIC SOCIAL will be held in the above Hall on FRIDAY, 25th JUNE. Good Floor. Good Music. Sit-down Supper. Gentlemen, 2s 6d; Ladies, 2s, J. KNIGHT, Hon. Secretary. "A Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss." MEMBERSHIP OF STONES. j Object : [ TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE FIRST I NEW ZEALAND STATIONARY: ! HOSPITAL. You are asked to become a Stone until September 1. Members entitled Stones contribute Is monthly. Members entitled Rolling Stones donate Is. Members entitled Stationary Stones to earn money in any way that may occur to them, restricting themselves to an initial outlay of Is. Members (of a family, for instance) may pool their capital if seized with a join brilliant idea for increasing it. Stationary Members to send in on the first of each month any surplus money not needed to trade with, the -iSaid surplus money to be entered into the General Account. We shall be glad if members will try to induce others to become Stones of some kind. A meeting will be held on September 1 and all moneys called in. The amount collected will be published and handed to the authorities to use as they, think fit. S. POLLARD, Secretary. F. MASON, Assistant-Secretary. J. D. CROOKE, Treasurer, Cleadon Convalescent Home, New Plymouth, May, 1915. RE-BUILDING SALE— Eloor coming out necesitates big bargains. Coats, 7/6, 10/6; Showerproofs, 15/6, were 351/-. c.y. Ezywauker Boot, made by! O'Brien's, is fitted with Rubbers, and is a most dependable boot in every way. Dockrill can recommend this toot, i. .■•-.. '.,„ _AJULD>S RE-BUILDING BALE-;! Roslyn Costumes, fine navy serge, ! 45/-, 65/-, 75/-.—Auld's, the top shop, I Ne"» Plymouth. c.y. I J)ONT forget to witness the " Mysterious Clock" in Veale's window. The most marvellous invention of the age. See Veale's window and lear about it. A Veale, grocer. QUID'S RE-BUILDING SALE-; The showroom coming down neces- I aitates great clearances. Goods must j be sold at once. c.y. ]yflD - WINTER Reductions. Blue Donim Working Trousers 2s lid pair. Grey Striped Denims 3s Bd pair. Double-fronted Denims 4s Gd pair, at The Kash. - WINTER Reductions. Men's Grandrill Shirts 3s 6d, usual price 4s 6d; Union Shirts 3s lid, Neglige Shirts (good quality with linen bands) 2s Gd, S.S.S. Drill Shirts 4s 9d, at The Kash. MJD - WINTER Reductions. Men's Flannel Unders in grey or 'Shetland (full size) 2s 9d, FlecTicy-lined Undershirts 2s lid, Merino Underpants or Shirts Is lid, at The Kash. ||| ID - WINTER Reductions.—All-wool Socks 3 pairs for 2s 6d, Cashmere Socks 3 pairs for 2a 6d, Odd Vests 3s 6d, Men's Suits in dark tweed, splendid value, 2i)s 6d the suit, at The Kash. WANTED Known. Gymnasium oi Hockey Jerseys, all sizes, in navy or white with turned-down collars, superior quality. 7s lid, 8s 3d, Ss 6d, 8s lid, at The Kash. yjTD - WINTER Reductions. Gent.'s strong serviceable Double-breasted I Tweed Overcoats, with belt at back and strapped sleeves, great value for 23s 6d, i at The Kash. MTD • WINTER Reductions. Roslyn Saddle Tweed Trousers 7s lid pair, worth 10s Cd; WorkingTrousers in good quality, dark tweed, 7s Cd pair, at The Kash. MID - WINTER Reductions. Boys' and Youths' Sports Suits in Roslvn worsted, a reallv splendid line, worth 30s the suit, for 20s, at The Kash. MID - WINTER Reductions. Boys' and Youths' Norfolk Suits for 12s Gd the suit, worth up to 255; Conwav 3-gannent Suits, up to size 6, 8s lid the suit, at The Kash. "MID - 'WINTER Reductions.—Youths' 3 - garment Suits with knicker breeches, up to size 18, usual prices ranging as high as 555, only 30s the suit, at The Kash. IQS OI), POSTED anywhere.—The s -° u Master Boot. Britain's best boot for men. Comfort, style and long service combined. Dockrill'a. I AS £D, POSTED anywhere.—Ladies' Glace Ankle-bar and One-bar Shoes; these are fitted with Rubbers and are a snip at the price. Dockrill's. 0Q.0.n, CURTAIN Ends from 3d to 1/!), ""'1 to 3yds Ion?., at the Red -jA/j EtatSS at £ll per ns?e; all ploughahle land; 4-roomed house. Terms. £3OO cash. —Walter i Bewley, Egmont St.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 305, 3 June 1915, Page 1
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720Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 305, 3 June 1915, Page 1
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