Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1916, Page 1

FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. JpIPFU'OOD and Posts (all descript;ons) for sale on roadside or delivered. G. W. Collins, Carrington Road, or c/o Goodges, Vogeltown. JpOR SALE, small two-seater Englishbuilt motor-car, very little used.— Apply by letter to Box 10, Huatoki. f.w. JO-LET in Vivian .Street, near St. Mary's Church, a house of seven rooms; all conveniences. Apply, News office. 0-ROOMKD HOUSE and grounds on specially favorable terms: owner leaving the district.—Apply to K. F. Cornwall. Xew Plymouth. f.w. JpOR SALE—Rover Two-seater Car. Two-cylinder. 10-12 h.p. First olfer of £OO gets this bargain. Choules, Coffee Palace, New Plymouth. e.w. jJIOR SALE—Herd 27 cows calve August and September; all second calvers. Price £lO 15s.—Hardy Jones, Ngaere. a.v.

MISCELLANEOUS. Hand Bags at reduced prices for ten days at The B.K. Bookshop. <M>YY ; AXTED, smart overcoats bought a year ago, just arrived, clearing at big discount off old prices. Am bury\s sale. e.y. Seciet Memoirs of Bertha Kri.pp'' (Henry Fischer) from diaries of Chief Governante, 3s.—The B.K. Bookshop. f.e. —Some lines that must be cleared: '2O costumes, IS coats, 3D trimmed hats half-price at Ambury's. e.y STOCKTAKING Clearance.—3Uo 3s Cd Books at la Cd ( and 2s, at The B.K. Lookshop. > c.p. AXT ED. Clearing 20 dozen gents', ties, boys' and youths' suits, 20 dozen smart neck wear; half price at imbury's sale. e.y.

QT.'?>N'S Fruit Tree and Vine Pruning, t 3s (id.—At The B.lv. Bookshop, f.e. ' —— .| SPLENDID Overcoats, fashionable belt at the back style, double-breasted, heavy tweed, o.nly 35/-, at The Kash. JJOYS' Rainproof Overcoats, from 17/(j; lien's Rainproof Overcoats, 35/-;; Swandri Overcoats, 39/0, 47/6, 55/-, at' The Kash. ! | vJT.W Sixpennys, "The Atonement'' fMills doling); "The Handicap/' • iifltt-. of "St Cuthberts of the West") Q.ENUINE Reduction Sale. —A big lot : of Hats must be cleared; prices j reduced regardless of cost.—Goddin, Cash j Draper and Milliner, 253 Devon St. -y£ECAXNO" -You can build models of anything with it; cranes, motor >.-ars, battleships; all sizes at tlie B.K. 1 Bookshop. f.x. WRITING PADS, 100 leaves, banl ' paper, (id each, at The B.K. Book ; I -hop. c.p. the joy hobby. Toy engineering for boys 8/- to £IOOO at the B.K. Bookshop. f.x. ■JJEW I's fid Books—"The Interior'' j (Lindsay Russell); "The Virgin" |Dixon); "The Street ol Seven ' Stars" (M. R. Rinehart). —Tlie B.K. j Bookshop. f.e. G' SNUINE Reductions at floddin's | in all departments Reimianis, Remnants, Remnants, at genuine remnant prices,—Goddin, Cash Draper and Milliner, 253 Devon Street. yi.SIT tlie B.K. toy and juvenile book department, right opposite Empire Theatre. f.x.

J)RIOR to stocktaking clearing 200 soiled reward books, usual price Is fid to 5s (id, all at Is.—The B.IC. Bookshop. c.p. THE KASII for Men's Warm Wintei Underwear—Fleece-lined Singlets or Pants, 2/0; Captain Cook Singlets or Underpants, 2/11. JTT is easy to have successful "at homo" days if you let the Hygienic Bakery :lo the catering. e.n. QENTS.' Heavy Union Shirts, good material; collars attached; neat medium patterns; splendid value, 5/6 each, at Tiie Ivash. KASII for Men's Plain Xavy or Striped Navy Genuine S.S.S. Drill Shirts, with collars, 4/11. QEXTS! See this: Smart, Stylish suits made to measure from 58/6 at the Palatine, New Plymouth. See advertisement on page 0. 'JMIE KASII for Special Values in Men's Winter Shirts, warm and comfortable, heavy Union, with collars, medium or dark patterns, -1/11 and 5/6. T ATEST Waltz Successes at Collier's Muiic Warehouse—"La Rousse," "Swaying," "Poppies," and "Love's Awakening"; also "Violet of Abbaiza," flavotte (Morel); price 2/-. each; posted TO LEND.—Apply, Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. Solicitors to Stratford Loan and Deposit Company. The- Taranaki Daily News is on the breakfast tables in places as far away from the publishing office as Patea, Hawera, Manaia, Kapiuii, Whukamaxa, etc. We literally cover the whole of | the province by breakfast time. Business men of the province—let U9 tell I your story to the public every morning!