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Taranaki Daily News, 14 April 1917, Page 4

imi: [WIIIHI Tfflw* Tlio price we quote are post paid to your nearest 'Post (Mice. Money back if not satisfied. Tlie "Ship-shape" strong cotton Shirt, with collar, all ' sizes, 3/11, 4/6 each. Blue Grandrille Shirts, extra ■weight, collars, 5/C each. .Wool and Cotton Mix Shirts, warm and heavy weight, / 6/11 each. Light Khaki Drill Shirts, extra strong, 5/11 each. Grey Tweed Shirts, with colt lar, very heavy, 0/11 each. Fine Khaki Drill Shirts, with-. out collar, 6/11 each. DIRECT IMPORTERS. - NEW PLYMOUTH. ■

Why not have the best when you are getting a Tailor-made 1 We have just received nine lovely shades of The best cloth imported into New Zealand. with Silk or Satin Lin, See Window. LIMITED, New Plymouth ~ Stratford, W. H. BESLEY,! W. NASH, E. G. PEARCE, H. TOWNSLEY

PUBLIC NOTICE. INCREASE IX PRICE OF NEWSQN and after April 2, 1917, the Taranaki Newspapers mentioned hereunder will be supplied at 2d.per copy. At the late General Meeting of the Kew Zealand Newspaper Proprietors' Association it was unanimously decided that an increase in th« selling price of papers was necessary, owing to th« heavy advance in the landed cost of news printing paper and the increased cost of newspaper production generally, ((due to conditions arising out of the war, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. On an after April 2 tie following Ates will be cnarged:— DELIVERED: Booked. Prepaid. 212 0 2 C 0 per annum. 18 0 1 3 8 per half-year, 013 0 012 0 per quarter. Casual Sales—2d per copy. TARANAKI DAILY NEWSThomas C. List, Proprietor. TARANAKI HERALD— H. Weston, Prsprietor. HAWERA & NORMANBY STAR, W. A. Parkinson & Co., Ltd. STRATFORD EVENING POST— Stratford 'Printing and Pub-