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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1915, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED to purchase shares Inglewood Bacon Co. Send price, etc., to "Purchaser," News office. c.w. WAITED to ptircliase one or more 400gallon iron tanks.—Jas. Walker, Bell Block. c. w . VOU WILL ENJOY the,rich, delicate flavor of "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. Choicest from Ceylon. Pure, wholesome, satisfying. Choice grades at 1/10 and 2/-. AVTNGS. AND SATISFACTION in drinking DESERT GOLD TEA. Full strength—greater economy. Finer flavor—more enjoyment. Try the Special Family Blend, at 1/B—wonderful value. All grocers. A LUCKY DATE-JULY 30, 1916£SO will be distributed to 91 Cash Prize-winners in the DESERT GOLD TEA Competition; also special gift prizes. Particulars in packets. Buy •'Desert Gold" to-day. 2£MAS. BARGAINS at the Jled Post . Crockery Palace. t.c. White Dinner Service, 26/9, delivered railway station in Taranaki. t.c. FOLEY CHINA Tea Sets 25/- at the I ■*■ Red Post Bazaar. t.c. FECIAL DISCOUNTS for Xmas only at the Red Post Crockery Bazaar. t.c. >AfK Tea Tables and Pot Stands at the Xmas Bazaar at the Red Post g TABLE KNIVES and Forks, guaranteed quality, 15s at the Red Post. 1 A PER CENT DISCOUNT in our Fancy Department, only for Xmas. at the Red Post. t.c "DUY mother - new linoleum for tlfe Kitchen, dad; they have a lovely selection at the Red Post. t.c. "DUY useful presents these strenuous times; something for the home at the Red Post. t.c. VOU can get it cheaper at the Red ;', Post. ' t.c. JSJEE our 1/- Tables, full of useful presents at the Red Post. t.c. Well-known Speciality, 5/AVatehes, the eheapest,and most reliable time-pieces known for the money. —J. Avery, Devon Street, New Plymouth, x T OEWE, G.8.D., and 8.8.8., the finest Pipes obtainable. —J. Avery, Ltd., Devon Street, New Plymouth. x T ADIES! Treat your gentlemen friends to a box of our select Cigars; all prices and sizes; splendid fragrant flavor.—J. Avery, Devon St., New Plymouth, x VyALKING-STICKS.-H'Make your choice from our new stock of Silvermbunted Walking-sticks; all prices.—J. Avery's, New Plymouth. x "DUY Presents at the 8.K.; open every evening till Christmas. )UY Books at The 8.K.; open every I evening till Christmas. • EST Display of Toys and lowest I ■""* prices at The B.K. WANTED—Purchasers for 500 dozen Belfast Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes or separately, 2d to 3/11 each at Ambury's. b.y. "/THE Great Unrest," by Mills Young, 3/6 at The B.K. Bookshop. •REWARD Books.—Great Variety. Special Value at The B.K, Book(SCHOOL Tennis Rackets, 2/9 and 3/6, at The B.K. Bookshop. Cards, Calendars, and Booklets " at The B.K! Bookshop. "MECCANO" No. 0 5/6, No. 1 8/G, No. 2 16/6, motor D/B at The B.K. Q.REAT CLEARANCE SALE at The Kasli—Men's odd Tweed Waistcoats, sizes 3 and 4 only, 2/11 each; Riding Breeches, reduced from 25/- to 17/6 pair; Woodrow's Hard Felt Hats, usual prices 10/fi and 13/6, now 6/6 each. Q.REAT CLEARANCE SALE jt 'The Kash—All-wool Cashmere Socks, three pairs for 2/6; Black Silk Bows, 6d each (usual price 1/- eaeli); Gents.' Rainproof Overcoats, 25/-j four only Gent.'s Sports Suits, worth 35/-, for 22/6. Q.REAT CLEARANCE ! SALE at The Kash—Colonial Underflannels, full size, 2/9; Men's Plain Navy Drill Working Shirts, with collars, worth 5/6, for 3/11. All other lines heavily reduced. Call early at The Kash. ■WTRSE DOIG, 141 Devon Street, New [ Plymouth. Office hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and by appointment. Chursdav halMiolid&v.