Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 20 October 1915, Page 2

Good Morning Underwear! Good Afternoon Underwear! Good Evening Underwear! Summer is essentially the season for new underwear, and here we are showing charming garments for every hour of the day or night. Consider your dressing and your comfort by selecting cool appropriate undergarments NOW—consider economy/ by selecting at Morey's tor Moray's underwear is good underwear—good style, perfectly made and good values. NIGHTDRESSES, from 5/6 to 16/8. Hand-made in Cambric and Tarastulle, 18/6 to 46/-. CAMISOLES, 1/11 to H/6. KNICKERS, 3/9 to lfi/8. UNDEBSKIRTS, in White, Prineew, 5/6 to 35/. Short White from 4/6 to 27/6. UNDERSKIRTS in Crepe da Cfaeae, all colours, 26/6. SILK EILONE SKIRTS is black, white and colours, 35/-. BILK BLOOMERS, in white, nary and black, W. and 0.5., 12/6, 13/ i. We are positively certain that in all New Plymouth you will not be able to secure finer examples than here shown. Call at your earliest) Select where 6 per cent discount is allowed for cash—l/- in the .«, KEW PLYMOUTH AND

TO DAIRY FARMERS. THE AUTO (MILKING MACHINE COMPANY These machines we now on the ssarket, and are up-to-date in •very particular, being equally . auitable for large or small herds, t the capacity being from H to 50 eow» per hour. Every part is •f the best, and/we claim the machines are second to none. The "Auto" Cup is a speci* l feature of these machines. It r leaves the teats in natural eon* I dition, will not fall off, and is \Jf*Ck{*C * Jao * clmb »"<* 'ast milker. VVCII 9 ] To anvone interested in milki U.L.. I w.. M S machines, we shall be pleas|—waea 1 was to ghow gtme lm nrk||| quite a young der. man "said Gran- 00 NOT BUY A MACHINE TILL TOD ..LI-....M --■«■---■ , HAVE SEEN THE "AUTO." IWI particulars as to prices, etc., on application to fSAWtalte 5 " *" l """ N - Z - LOAN * MERCANTILE rL JJ —■»-■---=-—•- -----v | AGENCY CO., LTD., I H A W X a A, i Agents, Mr: S. EodgetU.af Bawm, writst ai/olhun: "! would juit like la uy a word in fueur of BaaBiagtoa'i Itiiß Most." I km alwajifeuadiiaf fteil«l baaait fai tea childiu (at cwiki ud taldi, aid uia ii ilwara." Sqyt "Nc, Thank Yoa" if.it un't BONNINGTON'S. H Spare the Manure and Spoil the Farm If you are to keep up the "*"\lity ol the cropa and itook > most restore tbi» vitality to the land by applying W.M.E. Co. Manures. lips and Rape _ lot Cash on ti__ anga:— In Ucwt. Sacks: Per Ton No. 1A Mixture - - £3/17/6 Ne. SA " - - M/ 17/8 Imported Super* phosphate - - £6710/BEND YOUS STOCK .»!»-»»« Meat Export Co.. and Cattle purchased, to ch&rgoa may be ed from Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. 18-20 HUNTER STREET WELLINGTON TURANAKI LAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY ' (Permanent). Directors: Messrs. Richard Oock,(ona man), A. Shuttleworth, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. Goldwater, T. K. Skinner, and Colonel Ellis. BUY YOUR OWN HOME. The Society lends money on Freehold or approved Leasehold Lands. A borrower may select his own architect, plans, and builder. The Society pays cost of preparing and registering all mortgages of £IOO or over. All profits divided equally amongst borrowers and investors, The Society is purely co-operative. Based on the calculation of the profits made during the last few years, the time required to repay a loan is seven years. For example: A member borrowing £IOO (five shares at £2O each) would have paid in monthly instalments of £1 lis 8d in seven years £133 0 0 From which, deducting the amount of the loan.. 100 0 0 Would leave as paid for interest the balance.. £33 0 0 The Society has a RESERVE FUND of over £2OOO. Write for prospectus and particulars, E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. Box 33, New Plymouth. JJEW ZEALAND INSURANCB, COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE and ACCIDENT Of30KANCJ at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Branch Office: Corner of Brougham and King Streets, New Plymouth, >.pennies throughout the province. JOHN PATON, Managei T HOS - V. SIMONS SAWMII.LER, CARRINOTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and surrounding districts that he has Re-OPENED his BAWMILL, and Is r*. tailing his Timber. It would be a benefit ta any contractor or builder to interview M. Simmons