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Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1917, Page 7

For Warmth in Winter idea -of this district cannot do better than get in totich with the "Kash." Our stocks of Shirts and Underwear liate been specially selected for this season and will be found to comprise some of the best material .we have handled. ) ' #A±M, COSY SHIRTS are shown, in fashionable shades and stripes at prices that make them alwavs good value and our ALL-WOOL UNSHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR is chosen with an eye to coAfort and service. Warm winter shirts, fitted with linen bands or with collars attached. Neat striped all-wool or Union materials, trices: 4/11, 6/11, 0/6, 7/0, to >lO/6 Men's and O.S. Men's Warm Winter Underwear Singlets or Pants in various and prices. , !C '. Singlets 2/3, 2/3, 2/11, 4/6 to 12/6. Underpants 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 4/6 to 13/6. Special value line Meii's Colonial allwool ribbed underpants, 5/6 paii* Mosgiel All-Wool Plain Knitted Socks, dark grey or black, 1/6 pair. / Vx You will be well satisfied tf you call at "THE KASH." I "THE KASH," THE BEST VALUE STORE IN TARANAKI. MAIL ORDERS SENT POSTAGE IftEE. OUTFILLBRS t , , -•••• OTW PLYMOUTH..

IMPORTANT NOTICE. jfL BOON for Country Homes, Stores, Bills, etc.—the "WIZARD" Lighting System, fht only "MATCH-LIT" hollow-wire ■ .»y»tem inthe world. , jeR 300 PLANTS IN tAfiANAKt JSMhplant guaranteed for five years. file immediate success of the Wizard 'ttroduced th« luu&i crop of imitators, bit the VITAL POINTS of the Wizard lamps- are patented and cannot be imitated,! go IntJWltag pttfchasett should en' qturecarefully into the merits of the W§ir4 bifore acceding the assurance et .liklssmen that their lamps are "Just pattictilara and prices ftppfy to "<f, H. ROBERTSON A CO., TOOUQfIAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. Agents. HENRY BROWN & CO. rpMßfift J£ER<?ftANfS AND ' J^ANUFAOTURERS jfDtBBR YARD AN# FACTORY: Moriey Street'(Breakwater Tram) ift&r Bailing ,' , \ JjfeAJflSS, (JLASB, QEMENT, , poKMoirom, Jfihbtt Supptfed Direet from Sawmills to Any Railway Station, PLANTING SEASON, 1917. ■ \ ■ ifcfii! offit <he fallowing in stron|, Mrfy well-grown plants:— iipe TBEfeS.—All kinds; ohe year Is 6d each, dozen, £5 per 100; ' iWo years. Si each, 18s per dozen, ■■■■ £7 per 100. "; Y : 90OSEBBRRIES, CURRANTS, RHUS- • ARl.*4s per dozen. 4; 'jffl&ftMfAt Hfeßß ft SHRUBS.li to 3s 6d each, according to va- . > riety. * #ARDEN HEDGE PLANTS.—One year, 15b per i 00; two years, per 100. BARBERRY AND BOXTHORN.—Ofte yeftr, 16s per 1000; two years, 20s to 251 per 1000. BC|PBESStJB, MACfiOCARPA, LAWSOIOANIA, PINUS INSIGNIS and zMORICATA (or other pines).—Two * years, 155.t0 20s per 100. ROSES.—A large selection; 1/3 each, 12s do2£h. Novelties as per catalogues. The above are' minimum prices—packtag and,, freight eitra in all cases. Catalogues free on application. feffltt: § per cent, discount for cash With Witt (Mteeftifig ibt Barberry and BoWhorn); 2} per oeit. within one month from invoice. Duncan & Davies;.Ltd., New Plymouth A. S. flicks, Tikorangi ■ 6. H. Mills, Normanby R. M4K. iltjtiton, Stratford < Mershead Nursery Co.j New Plymouth W. P; Taylor, Stfatford. ' jyAITARA - JjEPPERTON MOTOR-CAR SERVICE. fA • MOTOR-CAR will leave Waitara daily at 12 O'clock (noon), for Leppertofi Junction, connecting with thp mid-dsy tMiS from 'N&W Plymouth to M|«ifi| LipftoUm junction lot WiIMM isafii«liitely on arrival of tMta Q. H. JOHNSTON, Waitara.