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Taranaki Daily News, 17 April 1916, Page 4

Easter Offerings OF Holiday Garments AT The Big Store, Waitara. Fortunately for you, we are now snowing some really smart holiday ready-to-wear garments received this week direct from London. ' The pleasure of your "holidaying" will be greatly increased by wearing some of the new styles here quoted. Costumes Fine navy serge, garbicord, tweeds. Coats Pony seal, carracal, astra- ■ -•> chan, cloths. Blouses Crepe de chine, silk, radian-: ~ ta, flannel. - Raincoats Hydrotite, garbicord, rubber lined tweed. K Skirts Navy serge, Harris tweedcloths. Underwear Fine ribbed cotton, Merino. .. wool. The Big Store—Waitara.

YOU SHOULD BE PARTICULAR ABOUT YOUR. CHILDREN'S SHOES. iJiMt ag particular as we are in choice of maker andin the goods we buy. We fton't show much children?* footwear in our win- ' dows, but we keep a tre? mendous stock of it inside, and what we do keep is • good, the;very best. We have some very special lines in tan. Tan is specially suitable for children and these boots .are exceedingly comfortable and strongly made. We keep the largest stock in Tftranaki, and you couldn't dp better in the city than you'can here. McEWEN BROS. QUALITY SHOE STOBE, NEW PLYMOUTH.

THE MAN WHO IS PARTICULAR —to liava smart tailoring always finds BJs way to us. - Our business has been entirely built up<by the recommendation of men who insist upon getting first-class tailoring, and find tLey get it Here. jBE'ST QUALITY MATERIALSLATEST STYLE AND PEHFECT CUT! \ Don'i ta':e our word for it. Pay us 's/ visit and let us prove it. GEO- PEAROE. TAILOR and COSTUMIER, ■ NEW PLYMOUTH.

Tailoring for the Business Man. We make suitj full of character and solidity, conservative, correct —suits with that simpl- elegance that appeals to all well-dressed men, "OUT. COSTUMES ARE UP-TO-WE STOCK LADIES' AND OKNTS' KAIXCOATS. H. COCKER, High-class Tailor and Costumier, Devon Street New Plymouth.

TJie Taranaki Daily News is on the *v, breakfast tables in places as far away J? iv r from the publishing office as Patea, "f *< Ilawera, Manaia, Kapuni, Whakamara, > ; et* We literally cover the whole of £ r the province by breakfast time. Bust- ' ?»n of th« province— let u* tell ; to the pubjk ivanr morning I