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Taranaki Daily News, 19 September 1917, Page 8

The Melbourne's R Sale ends Saturday 11'/6 MKX ' S odd R p coats ' all sizes, reduced from 37/6 lit tin Melbourne's Reduction , MEN'S odd tweed vests, all siies, 4to 8. Reduced from U/H, at the Melbourne's Sale. 39/6 MEVS *u-wooi tweed boxed suits, were 4»/6, at tie Melbourne's Keduetion Sale. 49/fi MEN'S Petonc suits, boxed, reduced from 65/-, at the Melbourne's Great Sale. wool, dark f=hade3, reduced from 75/- at tbe Melbourne's Sjfle. 4/11 MOTS grey or striped denims at the Melbourne's Great Keduetion Sale. fi/(t HEX'S cotton tweed trousers reduced from 9/6, at the Melbourne's Great Sale. Q/n MEX'S strong saddle tweed trousers, reduced from 11/0 St the Melbourne's Sale. Ig/g MEVS striped Colonial worsted trousers at tbe Melbourne's Seduction Sale. gg£_ MEX'S fine serge suits, boxed, at the Melbourno fHE Melbourne's Sale ends Satur- 4/11 BOYS' colored tweed day. Last chance for Horrotk- I X knickers at the Melbourne's sos' 36-inch calico.. 7/11 dozen. Reduction csale. *pHB Melbourne's Sale ends Saturday. Last chance for largo striped towels, 1/11 pair. r£RE Melbourne's Sale ends Saturday. Last chance for black or white dome fasteners, 2id dozen. 'HUE Melbourne's Sale ends Saturday. Last chance for navy Advance drill 1/3 yard. Melbourne's Sale ends Saturday. Last chance for veined white silk blouses, 12/6. BOYS' Colonial all-wool | saddle} tweed knickers at g the Melbourne* Great Keduetion Ej Sale. K i.3/6 BOYS ' M ' v " iol Varsit y I suits with leather belt at .1 the Melbourne's Sale. » 1/11 FOR two pairs men's grey B all-wool socks at the Mel- | bourne's Reduction Sale. B 25 /fi BOYS all-wool Roslyn B tweed suits, all sizes 7 to d 12 at the Melbourne's Great 'Re- jj duction Sale. § Melbourne's Sale. the Melbourne's Great Sale. HMJE Melbourne's Sale ends Satur- J : day. Last chance for ladies* 1 1/3 3IEK ' S light-weight singlets cashmere hose, 1/11 pair. I a * the Melbourne's Great ■ Reduction Sale. fTH'E Melbourne's Sale ends Saturday. Last chance for ladies' ribbed cashmere hose, 2/9 pair. Op EACH boys' and men's wide end silk ties at the Melbourne's Sale.•THE Melbourne's Sale ends Satur- I "I y_ DOZEN men's and boys' white | day. Last chance for yellow J handkerchiefs at the Melbourne's | label llama hose, 3/9 pair. I Sale. ft At all Six Stores New Plymouth Eltham Englewood Hawera Stratford Wanganui

ITIO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED ! HORSE OAMPFIRE (5 > Im PBy CARBINE (2), Dam REVELRY (5). Campfire is the sire of the following winners: Depredation, winner of the Te Awamutu and Auckland Cups; Royal Dragoon, Reef ton and Hokitika Jubilee Cup; Lady Louisa, Connolly Handicnp; Lady Nolan, Topic, John Willie, Bivouac, Cinders, Ihapuna, Hopye, Carbiness, Flying Camp, CampTuard, White Blaze, Campkettle, Torchlight, Embers, Clavis. Terms: :CiO 10s fingle mare; two or more same owner £S Ss. Grazing free till December 31. All care taken., but no responsibility. Further particulars apply— J. BOND, | ....'.; Gill Street, New Plymouth.

Ladies! Here are ChUds' Boot* and Shoes, sizes 3 to 6, 3/6 Mid 2/8. ladies' Tan Glace Derby Shoe* 12/6. Ladies' Glace Boots, 12/6. Ladies' Glace Derby Shoes, wide laves and round rubbers free* 14/6. Ladies' Glace Derby Boots, 14/6. Ladies' Glace Xob-tcb Shoes, 16/6. All orders by post receive prompt attention. WE PAY POSTAGE. DOCKRILL'S Devon Street ..................r......... New Plymouth* MAKE YOUR GARDEN .PROFITABLE. Plant— YATES' RELIABLE SEEDS. Teatod for'growtb, tmoscelled for quality. Obtainable from— L A. NOLAN & Co. NEW PLYMOUTH.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS BETWEEN OKATO AND URENUI: THE (PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION—(No. 242, N.Z.C.5.8., Vol. I) Sire, HERE I GO (243); Dam, DOLLY (707). Terms: £3 10s Eingle mare; 2 or more as arranged. ALSOTHE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION ROYAL MASTER Sire, ROYAL CROWN (544), N.Z.5.8.; Dam, FLORA (li">2fl), N.Z.S.B. Will travel the district between Okato and Oeo. TERMS: £4 single mare; two or more as arranged. For full pedigree see cards. ALSO—TO STAND ON THE FARM, PUNGAREHU THAT NICELY-BRED 3-YEAR-OLD COLTHEATHER JOCK r Sire, OMYO (Imp.); Dam, DOLLY (767)' N.Z.C.S.B. Terms as arranged. Owners of Mares at first service held responsible. ■■. Fees due and payable January 1, v 1918. For further particulars applv— SYMONS BROS., Pungarehu.

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ARANAKI LAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (Permanent). Direoton: Messrs Richard Cock (Chairman), A. Bhuttleworth, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. Goldwater. T. E. SMnner. Colonel Ellis. BOY YOUR OWN HOME, he Society lends money on Freehold or approved Leasehold Lands. A borrower may aelect his own architect plans and buildor. The Society pays cost ol preparing and registering all mortgages ol £IOO or over/ All profits divided equally amongst borrowers and inveetors. The Society is purely co-opefro-tivc. Based on the calculation ■ o( the profits modi" diuir.g the last lew years, the time required to repay a loan is Boren years. For example : A member borrowinr £IOO (live shares ol £2' each) would hnve paid io monthly instalments ol £1 lis 8d in seven years ... £l33' 0 0 From which, deducting the amount ol the loan 100 0 0 £33 0 C RESERVE FUND ol £2OOO. The beauty of pearly white teeth mar be preserved from childhood to old age by using "QZO" TOOTH POWDER- fid per tin ai|iywuerg,