Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 15 December 1916, Page 3

1050 Arp,r:s b:u ' k of KU!iam ; -■ slicop country; 250 acres in grass, 50 acres plousJiabk'; 4-roometl wliare; o.r.p. 15s. PRICE :C2 15s, '£looo casli, balaiics five years at 5 per cent, No. 57

STRATFORD. >J'JCVV .''cekwcar, landed !a(e, smartest .dwigns, special prices (or tilie liolidays.—Rawles and lUwlc-. o.n. Knitted hiliTspurts Coats', pink, ro.-o, -iliv, 'navv, smartest wear.—Rawles arid liawlcs. " e.n. -Panama, Hats7~~all sizcTluid shapes, just opened, in ladieo' and children's, at Rawles & liawles'. e.n. yU.U.Uhii Dressing Jackets, in embroiderwl lawn and crone, verj dainty wear,'s/11, 7/I!.—P.awkcs and Rawles. p _ n _ Cotton Carbardine Costumes, white Piipie, white Fuji and tussore Silk Costumes. We specialise in continues.—Knwlcs and Rawles. o.n. WHK iluslin and \*oile Dresses from ' U/:> ii]). A new range landed late to be sold cheap—Kawlos mid Rawles, J» ATH IXU Co-tunies, all sizes from S. girls' to O.S. women's. We start tlicm at 1/11.—Rawles and Rawles. e.n. S", youth-,' and men's bathers, all sizes, -mil colors.—Rawles and e.n. QOTTOX Combinations, cool and comfortable, 2/:!, .'l/11. 4/11. fi/ll; loiu: chemise vests, l/«, 1/11. —Rawles ami Ilmvlo?. ■ P , :t , Summer Underwear, all kinds and prices. Biggest range in town.—Rawles and Hawlos. e.n. and embroidery trimmed -amisolos l/ 11, 2/.'!, 2/1 i and up. Knickers, 2/(1, 2/11, 3/11 up.—Rawles and Puiwles. < YyfllTK 7/fi tip. Wonderful value and v.iriM.y.—-ftiuvlcs niul Rawlps o.n. l.ongcloth Knickers, all " sizes, 1/3, I/O, 1/11 up; Children's Petticoats, 2/11 up.—Rawles & lla;v!e>\ und (lirls' Dresses, a Itii l ; range in Pique, Voile. Muslin,. Embroidery, White and Tussore Silk. Come and inspect.—ltawles and liawlcs. e.n absent friends. Send a meiiiento in the nature of a photograph. Cull to-day and see J. JlcAUis-

'SO Trimmed Hats, tagels, etc., in newest shapes. An exceptional line. Mollison's special price, 0.11. 'JpHK B.li. Dmtloss Jlops ' ami rolMliiii!» Oil are proving a liufjc success, anil 110 hou*e\vife should lie without one. Ciill t'oi list at t'lias. Martin ami Co.'s. arrival of Ladies' While Kid """ and Suede Gloves, 5/0, li/li, (>/11, 7/fi.-~Mollison's extra value. e.n. lor Xm:i»! Bo.vs' and ("Sirls* Own, Empire, Australasian, and lieaps of others at Hopkins'. e.n. X) 'i' ' l ' m 011 memories. Visit J. McAllister to-day and obtain an np-fo-the-iuomeiit photograph. gUilMßlt time is tennis time, anil ~wc hilve a stoek of racquets and tennis balls at prices which cannot be beaten.—Clias. Martin and Co. e.n. J-JIS childhood days, (in, him takeii now, aiid he will ,-iierish same as the years go by.—J. .McAllister. e.n. Handbags, newest designs, all British made, at Hopkins'. e.n.>. Jj''oE smartness, style and finish, omCostumes to hand excel all previous seasons' creation';. Mollison's, Stratford. e.n. .'P'IIK all-uietJl coiiapsibie Meat Safe keeps' youv food sweet and free from (lies. Knamelled inside anil out. 'Prices cannot be equalled at Clias. liartin and Co.'s. . e.n. >£MAS Cards, Calendars and booklets, great stock at Hopkins' Bookshop.: Blouses at Mollison's.—Dainty white embroidered voile, 0/11 to .18/(5: erepe de chine, -22/(1. e.n. batter the a»l.l folks at liome value than a photograph of absent son or daughter. See J. McAllister. e.n. "IJAIXTV Xpw Neckwear, latest patterns, Dd to .1/11; plain and bordered veilings, 1/(3 upwards.—Mollison's, Broadway. e.n. farmer, should be without, a ball- j bearing combination grinder. • Can. be iioscl for mowing machine knives or any other toojs.—Clias. Martin and Co.