Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1915, Page 2

Morey's New Premises are Already Aglow With The Spirit of 'Xmas. The echoes of the sounds caused by hammering and sawing and planing had hardly died away when our elaborate preparations for Xmas were begun. With all due despatch we started on the task of filling our bright new premises \\ith bright new Xmas goods, and within a very short space of time the task was completed. The whole store is now replete with the very things that Christmas shoppers want, and we have pleasure in announcing, by way of a house-warming, An Elaborate 'Xmas Carnival. A display dedicated specially to the needs of Xmas buyers Every department, every section, every show-case, is resplendent with the Christmas spirit. Here, in great profusion, are summer wearables, all kinds of holiday attire, both for the children and grown-ups, and gift-goods galore—gifts for maids, gifts for misses, gifts for matrons, gifts for the housewife, girts for everyone! CKWEAR NOVELTIBB OVES FOR DAINTY RAHM 'Y HANDBAGS EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY CHARMING DRESS FABRICS And SCORES OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR MARRIED FRIENDS. Do your Christmas Shopping to-day, and so avoid the discoim fort inseparable from the real Xmas rush. 5 per cent, discount if you pay cask! NEW PLYMOUTH, AND STRATFORD*

From amidst the green, peaceful hills, the Wanganui River, calm and quiet, calls to the harassed business man—to the tired woman—it calls YOU! Take that holiday NOW—accept the rest and recuperation which the Wanganui ofi'ers you. Stay at 'Pipiriki House—reached by any of the Wanganui steamers—a home in Arcadia. Full details, A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui; Cook's and Government Tourist Bureaux everywhere.—AdYt $