Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1915, Page 8

Great Hid-! IfIIISCIH if Remember! w@ gsve ¥alise$ 5 nai LH% a OUR REPUTATION IS ASSURANCE iHAi CFrERINGS ARE JUST AS STATED. WE WOULD RATHER UNDERSTATE THAN OVERSTATE VALUES. THE FOLLOWING EMPHASISE THIS RULE. Men's Fleecy Pants 2/9 Men's odd Tweed Coats 9/6 Men's Petone Flannels 2/11 Rosiyn Boxed Suits 32/6 Men's Wool Knitted Shirts 3/9 Boys' Jerseys Boys' Norfolk Si Boys' Pyjamas Youths' Overcoat: Youths' Braces 2/6 9/11 3/6 10/6 6d. Serge Costume Skirts 3/11 Pillow Cases sd. each Lace Duchesse Sets 9d. set 36inch Calico 3/11 dozen. Cream Flannelette 4''ll doz.

(3 «a RS Is ilia NEW PLYMOUTH ELTHAM INGLE V/OC-D HA WES A WANGANUI. STIiATFOED

ra (WALTHAX, MASS.) F. 0.8. WELLINGTON m StlA 4 m The Gearles? Transmission Oar. No Gears to Strip. No Clutch to Slip, Upkeep reduced to a Minimum. Completely equipped with all Modern improvements including Electric Light and Electric Self Starter. NEYVI PLYMOUTH Farmers, BEAD THIS A. X. DA KEX. Dear Sir, — Re your BLACKBERRY IJ L ■ IT. lam t'asnHut to gay that the Blight is establishing itself in this district, and from careful observation lam satisfied that the Blight > s far spread aad wiii have the desired effect in due time. Yours truly, ALFRED -ROBIXSOX. Ilamana. 13/0/15. Full particulars from H. C. LUKE, Agent, is^GLEWOOD. FOR THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS" ?V:&. MONSTER ART UNION! £IOOO GOLD NUfiOF.T! OR EQUIVALENT CASH VALUE, i TICKETS 5s EACH. TICKETS 5s EACH. CLOSES JOLY 24th. 1315. CUT THIS OUT AXD -MAIL TO-DAY. (Enclosed Stamped Addressed Envelope.) To the Secretary, Box 55," Wellington,—l encloso for 4 tickets in the Gold Xugget Art Union in Aid of the Wounded Sol- ' diars' Fund. Xame .. Address »Yc* RESULTS WILL BE ADVERTISED IX ALL DAILY PAPERS. 5 C. A. iJALLARD*, Hon. Sec.

Y. gIM 0X S •' SAWMELLER, iW CARRENGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and nurrounding districts that he has Re-OPENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing his Timber. It would be a benefit to any contractor' or builder to interview M. Simmons at hie residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. till timi 1 - dressed to order for (niildiag throughout. gTRATFOaD WOOL, HIDE,' BHJOH|. SKIN AND TALLOW SALI ' " NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, JULY 27. Cli'sats are requested to forward (OkBigruneutr. so as to reach us by Jtid«j frorious to sale. W. M. BAYLY & CO. 3TTOTFOBD.