I'd Better See About Some Furs" Said our London Buyer! A few months ago when we were enjoying midsummer weather, London was under snow, mantled with fogs and al- : together dismal in the grip of Winter. So London's fashionable ladies moved about in Furs. And just at that time, while the furriers of the World's Capital were displaying their best Furs, our London buyer made it his business to look round the markets and see what was offering. 'Twas a very good time to see what he could secure for us down in this part of the world! Well, to cut 13,000 miles off a long story let us come back to New Plymouth, New Zealand. The results of our London buyer's investigations months ago are now vividly told in OUR SHOWING OF ELEGANT NEW FURS. Yes, here they are—the very pick of London's Furs. Here are the very skins our London buyer looked into, fingered, stroked and thoroughly inspected while you were tripping about down here in Summer Frocks! THEY'RE LOVELY AND WE WANT ' YOU TO SEE THEM. Come and see them soon, will you? If you have promised yourself a set of Furs for the Winter then these new importations of ours doservo an early visit. Remember, there's Is in the £. discount for cash. INSPECT THESE FURS—YOU NEED GO NO ; FURTHER! zmwu*E¥sjfi&GK. NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD. ' 1 ■.-- llfc >U*** kV> *»^*»^S^. tt\ im *K» mar** ismms^Mm'i m ££Ve> Serviceable Sea Grass Furniture. 6ea-gra«s Furniture has obtained' a ' wonderful voguo in a very short time, and perhaps rightly so, for this class of furniture has reel merit to recommend it. You cannot possibly know hov serviceable and how artistic Seagrass Furniture can be until you 10a .the goods, and for' that reason Ave invite you to inspect th« beautiful samples that are no.iv on exhibition here. Red Post Furnishing Coy., NEW PLYMOUTH.
Eclipse Fertilizers Thete profit-making Manures, $o wellknown throughout the South hland, are now obtainable from our works at Imlay, Wanganui, at the following prices ■ Eclipse Special Turnip .. £7 15 0 »• ti Potato .. 717 6 »» *• Rape .. 715 O „ ~ No. 1 Grain 7 12 6 rot green cropi i» „ No. 2 Grain 712 6 '*•' ordinary cropping purpatei u i»j No. 1 Grass 7P6 F«r «U pasture „ „ No. 2 Grass 717 P Superphosphate .. .. 7 00 Bone Dust 8 © C Special Mixing half Super and half Bone Dust .. 710 0 All prices Free on Rail, Imlay, All order* receive prompt attention. Write for book giving full particulars af ' analyses, etc. , The New Zealand Refrigerating Co. Limited ■ VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGAfWI
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Taranaki Daily News, 3 April 1917, Page 2
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