Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 23 February 1916, Page 4

Boots Oiven Free Read this— The Taranaki Amusements, Ltd., having bought our shop, and requiring same for entrance to picture show, we have to vacate present premises. STOCK MUST BE SOLD! 5000 Pairs Boots, Shoes, Slippers, etc., to be cleared in a few weeks, SPECIAL OFFER 200 PAIRS BOOTS FREE. For every 25 pairs sold, we refund the cash on the last purchaser. It may be a 5/- pair or 35/- pair, no matter what money will be- refunded. Remember, every pair marked at our Cut Cash Prices. The stock must be cleared as we have to vacate the premises. DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. SALE NOW ON.

Office Stationery and Requisites. Professional and business people should make a make a point of seeing our stock, whL'li is up-to-date and complete. Account Books, Letter Files, Racks, Type Papers, Letter Trays, Cash Boxes, etc. For private use a beautiful selection of artistic Writing Paper and Pads, all shades and sizes, envelopes to match, also 1010 Diaries and general stationery. Whether your order is largo or small, we can fulfil it, giving the best of value at the lowest possible price. Remember "Boase for value." 33 •- ' :\ ir '

Th« best present to give a trooper friend who already has a wrist watch is a GOLD SIGNET RIXG. He will value it as a gift not only A good assortment may be seen DEVOX STREET, X E W PL Y M 0 U T H.

t^dpri i SIGHT TESTING. Ernest D&vies, F.S.M.C. (London), KEW PLYMOUTH The ONLY London-qualL fled optician in busines* in Taranaki.