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Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1917, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. gUTTON'S Seeds germinate and produce true to name. Take no risks .Webster Bros., chief agents, f n tralia, Ringlead and Ne Plus Ultra Peas produce something worth eating.— Webster Bros. f n heeds are raised in their own grounds, Beading—one of the glits of England.—Webster Bros. f.n. quarters of the whole area of England this season. They are reliable.— Webster Bros. f „ {jjiuiuiMs heeds arrive here in air. tight tin-lined eases; their germination is not affected.—Webster Bros UTTOX.S' Send* are wor to every detail.—Webster Bros. are obtainable in 378 varieties at country stores and Webster Bros., chief agents. . . *„ iou cannot take risks to-day.—Webster Bros., chief agents. ~k . . varieties Slower .Seeds make" the'garden beautiful. ' See their latest novelties.—Webster Bros., agents. uiivj.xa jjlower heeds should be planted now for best results. Write for, Catalogue.—Webster Bros. f n mouth; half dozen Xvlonite Table and Dessert Knives; 1/2 dozen Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons; 1/2 dozen Table and Dessert Forks; Nickel Silver; the lot post free 32/0 en J-JAWKit/b, near Railway Station.. New Plymouth; Cups and Saucers 3/3; half dozen; Plates 3/3, 5/- and 5/fi for Meat Plates. Pn J-J_a\vm*/s, jNew IPlymouth. Egmont Street; Gloy Is soz bottle; Christmas Cards Cd, fid and Is packets of 10. 15 and 25. en . TTAWKE'S, Egmont Street.—Chambers 4s; Antimony Frames and Boxes best prices in taranaki; Trays and Calendars, Is and Is fid. e!n. j-|AVvM</,s, N ew Plymouth .and Inglewood, cheapest and largest stock in Taranaki; buy before increased prices mouth; near- Railway Station; Splendid lot of .Tugs, Teapots, Glass Dishes, Lemon Squeezers, at Cheapest Rates. P7) JJAWKE'S, Inglewood and Egmont • Street, New Plymouth; cheapest for books of every description. All Weekly Papers- e.ii. j-[AVYKJ!/!3, New "Plymouth.—Tea Trays: Round 9d; 24in 1/6; Japanese Wood, decorated, 2s to ss; solid values. e.n. QORRIGALL'S.-View books of New Zealand; a superb scenic line; just the present to send Home. Also Xmas numbers of weeklies and local post cards. « n IjunauiALiij-B.— Motorists' road guide of the North Island; new edition; complete,, with all data, maps, etc. A reliable guide at 2s Od. en. qukkjuau/S.—Xmas Greeting Cards for the boys at the front; great big new assortment. Get them now to be in time. ,»n QORRIGALL'S.— Grand strong line of tricycles for boys and girls; the best present obtainable. All sizes and prices. ' e. B . makes you're sure to get them purest, best, and cheap. Opposite Everybody's. New Plymouth. e!e. g,o\S' Striped Shirts, with collars— For boys up to 7 years 1/11; for. boys up to 10 years 2/C■ for boys up to 14 years 2/11 each. These values only obtainable at The Kash, New Plymouth. rpHE B.K. Bookshop—New supplies. "Oallipoli," by John Masefield, 3/6; "The Diary of the Great War." by Sam l'epys Junior, 5/-; "With the New' An of the Somme," Frederick Palmer, 5/-. " 'piiE B.K. Bookshop—"The Land of the Footprints" (Stewart White), "Napoleon: the Last Phase" (Lord Rosebery), 1/9 each. ■i-.nL, x>,i\. .bookshop —jxew supply. "Lord Kitchener Memorial Book," published on behalf of the Lord Kitchener Memorial Fund, price 5/-. 'piE B.K, Toy Department—Dolls' GoCarts, 2/9, 5/0, 7/fi, W9, 22/6, 23/6. jnHE B.K. Bookshop—"The War, 1916," its history and explanation, for boys and girls,' 3/-. big dolls, black and white dolls, character dolls, pretty dolls, quaint dolls, all sorts of dolls from fld to 5l)/fl. ■pHE B.K. BOOKSHOP.—Children's "World at Work" series, 10 each. "A Visit to a Coal Mine"; "A Day with the Leather Works"; A Day in an Iron Works";_"A_Viait to. a_Woollen Mill." "JVHN 'B.K. BOOKSHOP.-New Books at 1/0: "Heart of the Moor (Beatrice Chase); "Men, Women and Guns" (Sapper); "The Conquest of the Canaan" (Tarkington); "A Romance of Wastda.le" (Mason , J'HE B.K. BOOKSHOP.-New Books: "No Man's Land" (Sapper) 4s; "The Gossip Shop" (Buckrose), 4s; "Where Jasmines Bloom" (Mary Julian), 4s; "Gadgets" (Patrick Vaiix), 4s; "The British Campaign" Vol 2 (Doyle), 7/6. MONEY LENT. We save you Legal Expenses, save you delay, and'advance from £o upwards upon household furniture (without removal) and other Approved Security, Repayable by easy instalments. Apply personally, or by letter, to L. W. Balkind, Union Steamship Co.'s Buildings, Brougham Street, New Plmouth. Just a word to remind you that eggs are coming down and you will require SHARLAND'S MOA BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE.