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Taranaki Daily News, 28 October 1916, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. QHEAP, wholesome Sweets Fruit Drops, Tablets, Cushions, all at (id per lb.—Come to Singh's Eureka Sweet Depot. D ON 'T miss seeing our stock of boots at 10 per cent, off previous low prices.—fireenway Bros., Okato, Clearing Sale. f w (_)UR furniture bears our workmanship on every article. Examine our Chesterfields, Morris Chairs, etc., and note prices. We understand your wants.— Jenkins, Hawera, e.y. QUK Box Suits at Sale Prices marvellous value. Don't miss the opportunity.—Greemvay Bros., Clearing Bale. JJk'l'AlfiS —Men's Soling and Heeling, riveted, , r >s fid; ladies, 3s 9d. None but the best material used. Workmanship guaranteed. Mrs. Lcieli, 351 Devon Street Jiast. e.y. Trousers, Shirts, Singlets, Underpants, Braces, Ties, etc. Very keen prices.—tireenway Bros.', Clearing bale. f.w. f[. A. JENKINS, Upholsterer, Hawera, "has a che»p line of Japanese Matting and Floor Coverings, imported direct. Prices bedrock. e.y. WASHING il'rints, some nice patterns in light ami dark shades, 'Were S'/ 3 d to 10d, all going at 7d per yd.—Greenivay Bros.' Clearing Sale. f.w. USE Smokers' Tooth Powders, for • cleansing and preserving the teeth, 1/- bottle. —J. O'Hagan, Chemist, Elthnm. e.y. D °n;t miss our Muslins, Piques, Cotton Goods, Blousings, CaseInents, Drillette, great values. —Greenway Bros.' Clearing Sale, f.w. F you are not satisfied with the comfort and economy of your Footwear, try Mrs, Leich's. Note the address, 351 Devon Street East. e.y. A GOOD sanitary shave by skilled workmen.—Sid. Lovell, Devon St. Central. JJON'T go bald—American Dandruff Cure removes dandruff, allays itching and irritatijn of scalp, 1/0 bottle O'Hagan's, Chemist, Eltham. e.y. CARDS —The loveliest ever, including novel souvenir New Plymouth mementoes. See Corrigall's stock. All prices. e.e. English made! Ladies' bandbags, beauties for gifts. Prices from 7/fi to See tliem at Corrigall's, New Plymouth. e.e. JJAZOIiS ground and set, satisfaction guaranteed.—Sid. Lovell, Devon St. Central.' e.e. ' by Gene Stratton Porter, a splendid story. Get a copy from Corrigall's for 1/0 (wellbound). gOiLiDIERS Wallets, Writing Companions, Pocket Books, etc. A fine selection at Corrigall's, Devon Street, Xjew Plymouth. e.e. P.ATHING COSTUMES, new season's youths' two-piece '2/0, small men's ■2/9, men's 2/11, O.S. men's 3/6; Towels, best value in Taranaki, wilite or colored, 1/- each, at The Kash. JJTORLKJK'S Lunch Tablets, just the thing for presenting to soldiers at the front: 2/6 bottle.—J. O'Hagan, Chemist, Eltham. e.y. TJSE Smokers' Tooth Powders, for cleansing and preserving the teeth, 1/- bottle. —J. O'Hagan, Chemist, Eltham. e.y. jpLANTOIDS to make your pot plants healthy and strong; 6d a bos, at the City Fruit and Flower Co. f.v. PERFECT Insecticide. Spray your roses with "Katakilla," a neverfailing remedy; 6d a packet.—City Fruit and Flower Co. f.y. See this: Smart, Stylish suits made to measure from 58/6 at the Palatine, New Plymouth. See advertisement on page 6. gUMMER-WEIGHT SINGLETS and Underpants, in white and natural color, really wonderful values, 1/-, 1/3 and 1/fi, at The Kash. /pHE KASH for Exceptional. Values ii Men's and Boys' Shirts;, all-wool Gent.'s Shirts 4/11, worth 7/11; Boys' Shirts, in assorted stripes and materials, 2/11. q":HE KASH fo r Gent.'s Hard Felt Hats, worth 10/G and 8/11, for 3/11. Sample Borsalino Soft Felts, worth 12/0 for 8-/G each. Waltz Successes at Collier's Music Warehouse—"La Rousse," "Swaying," "Poppies," and "Love's Awakening"; also "Violet of Abbaiza" Gavotte (Morel); price '2/- each; posted 2/1%. LAND FOR SALE. NORTH AUCKLAND PARTLY IMPROVED DAIRY FAR,II. 200 ACRES, all flat, divided into several paddocks; 150 acres have been ploughed, balance rough feed. This land has been dairied upon and is very suitable for a small man wanting a start. Good position as to railway, post and factory. PRICE ONLY £l2 PER ACRE. Very easy terms to good man, 400 ACRES, suitable for milking and sh?ep or cattle and cropping. This laqd is partially in new grass, partially in fallow, and about 150 acres rough feed. Will easily run a cow to 2% acres. Subdivided into 8 paddocks; large house and a lot of outbuildings; on main coacli road; cream cart calls for cream, and liaijdy to deepwater harbor. IS £l4 PER ACRE, and the owners will put the whole of the balance of unploughed land under the plough. Good easy terms to suit clients. For particulars apply W. A. LIMBRICK, Box 824, AUCKLAND,