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Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1917, Page 6

rAMBURY'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 r WEARS. SMARTEST SPORTS COATS and SKIRTS. .SMARTEST NECKWEAR and LACES. SMARTEST LISLE and SILK HOSIERY, and colors. 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 V HIGH-SCHOOL OUTFTS SPECIAL. * 1 AMBURY'S Two shops flew Plymouth. mi——m. 1,-

MOTORCAR ,YOU MUST HAVE NOTIC ED WHAT ARDENT ENTHUSIASTS ITS OWNERS ARE. i This doesinot happen here and there, it is a universal condition. People believe in the car, admire it, and say so frankly. NEWTON KING, DODGE BROTHERS' DEALER FOR TARANAKI. jraCKERING, SAGAR, AND L EECE, HAWERA AGENTS. j

LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 70 ACRES. ' iSoke little farm, allbeen ploughed but 12 acres; free from weeds, sullied into 14 well fenced paddocks sown down in good grass pasture. 5 Bed house, 12 bail cowshed with loft; large implement shed, barn, stable, e-box, etc. 1 mile to cheese factory, 1% miles to school, t fliee reduced to £37 10s per acre, only £3OO cash required down on farm fad dairy herd of 20 cows, 2 horses, cart, harness, cans, etc. Owner anxious to ypnfilt, this is a splendid chance for a returned soldier, 100 ACRES EXCHANGE. Y Sill level, 60 acres already under plough, well-fenced; on good metalled ■fid, school and factory opposite; 4 roomed house, cowshed and all neces■xy outbuildings. Land is of rich quality, subdivided into 10 paddocks. Slice £25 per acre. Equity £IOOO. „ Will exchange for Strati ord property or mortgage. " ii- I help you to make money. E. JACKSON, 1 VALUER AND COMMISSION AGENT, Y %... * JAND KEW PLYMOUTH. W?.O Box 15, P.O Box 39,

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