ZIMBURY'S^ SPRING FASHIONS in every Department. SMARTEST COSTUMES, all sizes. SMARTEST BLOUSES in voile, silk, crepe de chene, georgette crepe. SMARTEST MILLINERY and READY TO WEARS. SMARTEST SPORTS COATS and SKIRTSSMARTEST NECKWEAR and LACES. *& SMARTEST LISLE and SILK HOSIERY,"i / ~.. black, white and colors. 5 SMARTEST WOOL and SILK DRESS FABRICS. SMARTEST PLAIN and FANCY VOILES. SMARTEST FURNISHINGS and household goods. DENT'S KID and WHITE WASHING GLOVES. MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING & MERCERY IN GREAT VARIETY HIGH SCHOOL OUTF.TS SPECIAL. AMBURY'S Two shops New Plymouth. Bodge Brothers motor CAR ITS MERITS ARE NOW SO UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED THAT THEY ARE RARELY A SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION. That tie car U all that it is represented to be ig taken for granted < J Hfe-. < fn* -? J' iff NEWTON KING, DODGE BROTHERS' DEALER FOR TARANAKL LAND BARGAINS! S I HELP YOU TO MAKE MONEY. 60 ACRES. LtiotM Jersey Stud Farm, nicely laid out into convenient paddocks; 50 ceHs been ploughed; school and store opposite, cheese factory one mile; substantia dwelling house of six rooms, concreted cowshed; land is of rich quality; owner tired ej making money, and will give it awav for £2S per acre, terms to «dt purchase*?'''-" y 94 ACRES. Highly improved dairy farm subdivided into many paddocks, fenced with mostly live hedges; all been ploughed; well watered; free from weeds; school, factory and prosperous town only one mile distant. Homestead comprises sixroomed house, cowshed, etc. Price has been reduced to £37 10s per acre, £SOO •ash (one of the good things). E. JACKSON, VALUES AND COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD .. P.O. Box 15. NEW PLYMOUTH. P.O Box 39< j/m »> TEA mmm*mmm&s*sm 'Mate aNoteof Why DUNLOP TYRE! Cive the Best Setvice -The Strength and Quality of the Canvas use* fat. tor CydeGrvm ensures you freedom from bunts ani annoying tyre troubles. Ample strength is anoo*ed'|nepyoperweissuetocanyjpu y tlH)uur^.crfmiks*ertheroughesto(roads. ; TERTREAJX-Oiir/th* highest grade ' bused—and plenty of it Light- ■« weight covers will nofcstandup to hard 1 , riding on our roads. Thafs *mV I "DurJops" are so popular amongst , motorcydist*-arop|erubberisprovtd»4 to guarantee you a%ig maeage. WORKMANSHIP.—Our reputation \ depends on this, and as we endeavour I to make every tyre.we issue a standing ,/ advertisement—vou £et the benefit \\\ THEREFORE REMEMBER ITPAYSTO USE "DUNLOPS. Stodnd fcy alLMfiaf At** h "GROOVED," •STUDDED," 'ROBED" aad "LOZENGE" Fmtna. LkUoßAw&atioß ml* Dunjor auuot co. Jymmp^f^fmmf^ miwrn HflF"
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1917, Page 6
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379Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1917, Page 6
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