Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 20 April 1916, Page 6

Sfc'j SB? OUR BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN COSTUMES, \ |jj\ Tailored to wit any figure, are quite a speciality with ui. v\ ; .., Materials ind workmanship are the very best. • ?". .... . OUR MILINERY _, b tie Very -latest and smartest Shaaes to blend with • Costumes. ' OUR BLOUSES Sre the newest and are great in variety. .'■■;,"* - FROCKS,, COATS, SKIRTS, RAINCOATS, *ll the latest, • PRESS GOODS, HTRS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR in great • -T -"Variety, - .u,: _ HOUSEHOLD LINENS, NAPERY, DOWN QUILTS, COLORED BEDSPREADS, ■Full stocks at Ambury Bros. NEW PLYMOUTH

Freight Paid o J IIAA to arrive Quotations for riUUUCe April 24th Extraordinary low prices. Subject sales and prompt reply. POLLARD 3-sack Jots, 15/6 sack. (2001b Sacks) 10-sack lots, 15/3 sack. 10-sack lots, 15/- sack. BRAN 3-sack lots, 8/6 sack. (1601b Sacks) 10 * sack lots, 8/3 sack. : 7 16-sack lots, ,8/- sack. , WHEAT (200lb Sacks) 18/9 sack'. / OATS, Gartons (feed) 1751b Sacks 3-sack lots, 15/8 sack, 3/7 bushel 10-sack lots, 15/6 sack, 3/6£ bushel 18-sack lots, 15/3 sack, 3/6 bushel OATS (Algerian Seed) y '; 3/9 bushel (4-bushel sacks), ONIONS (1001b bags) 5/9 bag. 3-bag lots 5/3 bag. v, POTATOES (Prime Canterbury)' IBBib. sacks 14/-. BAIIAGE PAID ANY STATION IN TARANAKI on 3-SACK ORDER Order now, to-morrow may be too late! J. McNeill, s oom Grocer and General Merchant. 'Phone 207

A "Tip" to Dairy Farmers. LOOK AHEAD! / pwing to war conditions and,the growing scarcity of pceatf freights, our deliveries of/ ' Alfa Laval Separators tre daily becoming more uncertain both as regards date and price. Our principals have ample stocks for the next few months, ( but beyond .that period the position is uncertain. The WISE man will order now, for future delivery, his ALFA LAVAL Separator for the coming season, thus getting in at the present prices and ensuring delivery on a definite date. Please write us for information and catalogues a GRIFFITHS & 60. CHIEF AGENTS

Don't forget to take it with you! Whenever you go away, have a bottle of Bonningi ton's Irish Moss in your bag. You never know •' when you may take cold—you never know when j, a cold may develop into serious illness. But, by taking Bonnington's in time, you can easily ward it off. Be sure you get a bottle of it to-day. \ BONNINGTON'S [| IRISH MOSS ' V to tuck away in a corner of your bag. Read this letter of appreciation:— ..„ . . _ Tiuoftru. Sold In luge and small bottlei. All Chemiits and itores. 103 ?)'iiHi«v,ii>hi;HUHrtitin>'«miimiffli«iHHHii(iiiiiiwMHiiiimniiiiiimiiHMiiiiiii

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