Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1917, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. 81 ACRES. SITUATION—Corner King and Junction Road, Inglewood. BUILDINGS-Eight-roomed House, 8bail milking shed. NOW CARRYING-23 cows, 32 calves, 4 horses. All in grass, all ploughable, well watered. This compact little property has a double road frontage and within easy distance of school, dairy and bacon factories. PRICE £24 PER ACRE. House and Estate Agent. Brougham Street. >n lone 3G7 . MISCELLANEOUS. gWEETS-All the sweets Singh makes you're sure to get them purest, best and cheap. Opposite Everybody's. jj/jv-iu urea.se nemover tor washing Clothes, Oreasv Overalls, etc Arnold and Co. * ' '!,, I 4 «™ o o. a niue miige 01 these just to hand. All designs and prices.—Thompson's, Devon Street. Call and inspect. en *>.«.. oiaiionary DepartmentStrong Manilla Envelopes, 5 packets for 1/-; boxed stationery, eontainng 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes, 3d; blue or white linen Writing Tablets' iO_sheet_s good paper ild. e .e' ]\f OTO Grease KemoverTo7~w6olworir, linoleums, windows, dishes- etc Arnold and Co. " e '„ good and straightforward talks to boys, by H. Buckneil. This is a book that will appeal to boys and make them like Oliver Twist, "ask for more." e e

IVL • u,etlse ««»iover will not injure the most 'delicate fabrics; it has a softening and beneficial effect on the skin.—Arnold and Co. P „ SjOL'Ulhßt)' Mits and Scarves made tc order. Only best wools sold. Ordei from Thompson's, next Deare's Boot Arcade. „ „ A Bookshop—"The Story of the Life of Lord Kitchener," bv Harrold Wheeler," a fine work, well illustrated; price 6/-. P P IVI urease remover tor Engineers, Motorists and Mechanics.—Arnold and Co. P n ijTARANARI'S lowest~prices in Furnw ture. Tlireo Sideboards, usuallv Rold at £0 10s, your choice at £5 12s lid cash., At >Petty's. en r |\AhANAkr!s lowest prices. If you are buying a Folding Push-cart, inspect the "Governor." Great value at £3 los. At Petty's, e , n> -j to, nurgains in j-;eaumg. La.H and see The Household Stores, Liardet Street, New Plymouth. e.n. YyiHTE and Gold Cups and Saucers, 'breakfast size A snip at 3s 9d per half dozen, at the Household Stores, Liardet Street. en n.\v ouu stretchers, wire wove, slightly discolored, to clear at 12/0, usual price 18/6,—-Household Stores. Yfy'E hava just opened a specia~i)ixie rug mats, .Ift x 6ft, 8/6. A wonderful snip at the Household Stores, Liardet Street. en and good variety to choose from atjhe Household Stores, Liardet St. e.n. a"ir~Mo6lk value and hard wearers, 3/6 each. A ripping^line.—Household Stores, e.n. J)RESS HAMPERS-Hood, strong, serviceable line, 2/6, 2/11, S/B, 4/6 and .>/C. Also leather corner dressbaskets, .1/M, ■*/0. 5/6, and G/G to 9/6 Household Stores. a.ti (JAKE TINS froiu"6d to 1/3; all sizes at Household Stores. A splendid line. e.n. Corrigall's—Tricycles; these are the hard-wearing sorts. Bound to be very scarce "later! All sizes for all boys and girlies at Corrigall's. See our Prices. e.n. Everyone to grow their own vegetables. Plant seeds that are certain to germinate. .Buy Niramo and Blair's Seeds. A new shipment of H>l'7 seeds just arrived at A. Veale's, sole agent, 30 Brougham Street. e.e. [f'AKANAKI'S lowest prices: 20 Rolls Floor-cloth. These we offer at Itss than the present wholesale cost. At Petty's. e.n. f'HE B.K. Bookshop—New books~at I/O. "Hilary on Her Own''' (Mabel Grundy). "The Courtship of Rosamond Fayre" (Berta Ruck), "An, Undressed Fleroine" (Mabel Grundy), "Moave" (Conyers), "Love Gives Itself" (Swan). I New supplies: "Aunt friarah and the War," "Bees in Amber" (Oxcnham). c.e. rpKaAA'MiS lowest prices—We have a lino range of Duchess Chests, well made from the best of materials. At Petty's. e.n y ER\ choice Japanese Cushion Covers; something special.' See them at Thompson's, next Deare's Boot Arcade, New 'Plymouth. e.n. jBERk BooMhop—New books~a7'4i/v I "The Dupe" (Mansfield), "The Blue ! Lights" (Fredericks), "The Preacher-of Cedar Mountain" (Thompson Seton), 'Myola," ,6300 prize novel by Musgrave, Curtis and .to. (Rudolph), "Lydia of the Pines" (Honore Willsia). "The Man from l Ba&V'ifflh' «r