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Taranaki Daily News, 23 February 1917, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICE. r AULD'S End »of -Season Sale the talk of the town. A few oniy of the many items tioned liere but throughout our oflered at sale prices are men* Store there are many interesting bargains that may pot occur again for years, Look to it that you avail yourself of this remarkable evei)t ;i3 prices are undoubtedly rising beyond anything yet known . in the Dominion. Remember the sale doses on! -aturday, March 3, so there is no time to loose. COSTUMES:—I 4 white Pique Hid Gaberdine Costumes, all this season's, 35/. to Wfi; sale price 19/0. Grey and navy 'Poplin Costumes 38/-, sale 25/-. Four only Linen Costumes, S/ii. Six striped Costumes, 22/6, sale price 12/ G. Tussore Silk Costumes, OS/-, sale price 45/-. FANCY COUNTER: —I Hair nets on elastic, 12 for Is; were 3/-. Dressing Combs 2d. White and Black Cotton Gloves, 2-dome fastenings. 1/1; were 1/11. Ladies' plain black Hose, l'/3 and 1/9; the marvel of present tilffe value. HOUSEHOLD/GOODS:-—Dou-ble widtl/ mercerised muslins, II J / 2 d; sale price Fancy dress jnuslin • small sprig patterns, By,d, sale price beautiful M-adapolftm, bo useful for ladies' under, clothing, 7/11 per dozen. 311-inch pure white Calico, recommended, (I/O per doz. Plain casement cloths, W/;d. Fancy casements, lid. Pretty voile casements iwith blue, vieu rose, brown and pink borders, l/'ii. Ticking 0'/ 2 d, B'/>d, ]/-, 1/4, 1/1). White table damask, washes well and keeps a fine glossy fifiish, 2/3 and 2/fl. This cloth cannot be replaced when sold. Supper Cloths, with colored border, 1/C. Full size Double Tied colored quilts, 0/0 and 8/0. White Honey Comb Quilts, full size, 5/11, 0/11, 6/0. White Marcclla Quilts, full 9 size, 10/0, 12/0, 15/0, I-S/ti. Fancy Printed Table Cover, cream ground with colored borders, 1/11 ; worth 3/0. J. & J. Auld's Great End-of-Season Sale, NEW PLYMOUTH. Many of the above lines cannot be bought in London to-day at these prices, so don't blame lis when the prices rise. IS THE SCHOOL JUDGED BY ITS EXAMINATION RESULTS? our foundation iwe have passed 19SS candidates through the various and Book-keeping Examinations. Our average percentage of passes is 80.7. These include 72 prizewinners and "Order of Merit." To these must be added over 3700 successes in the Service, Teachers' and other Exams., as well as IS7 through the Law, and a large number in the Engineering Exams. NO MATI'ER WHAT YOUR WALK IN LIFE YOU MUST PROVE YOl"R tiFFICIRXCY. This you can do by securing your Dip. loma. What Exam, do you wish to pass? Write us to-day. Our advice is free. Address: Hemingway & Roberston's Correspondence Schools, l.td., AUCKLAND. ' NATIONAL GASOMETER, FOR FORD CARS. AN ABSOLUTELY ACCURATE GASOLENE GAUGE. In plain sight, but not in the way. Is read without raising the cushions. Shows at a glance number of gallons in tank. Prevents being caught without gasolene. PRICE, 15/-, uosted. IRA J. BRIDGER, MOTOR AGENT, ELTHAM. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 759 close to Wanganui. Price £l3 10s. Over 100 acres flat. Equity £3158. Exchange- for suitable larm or house property. 95 ACRES dairy farm near Wanganui. Price £75 an acre including equity £3625. Exchange for larger dairy farm or business. , ACRES, best land in the district with 13 acres orchard, all level, and milking 20 cows. Price £4OOO, £7OO cash. 446 I<evin. Price £8 an. acre. Equity £2OOO. Exchange for bush farm. 1477 about 800 in gnu. Price £7 10s, equity £6700.. Change for lightly encumbered farm. ARTHUR J. PEACIIEY, VICTORIA AVENUE,