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Taranaki Daily News, 24 December 1917, Page 8

m it 'Xmas Gift Suggestions. FOR LADIES. SMifiT BLOUSES—mite voile 4/U to 10/8, White silk 10/6 to 15/6. '. ~ Ftrji silk blouses 15/8. ; - Crepe de chine blouses 19/6, 21/-, 23/6. DAIHTY HANDKERCHIEFS— Lawn, hemstitched 2d, 3d, 4d, 6d. , Embroidered, ditto Cd. Sd to 1/6. ;V—Pure linen, ditto 1/- each, RELIABLE HGSIERY— Lisle thread, 1/11 to 2/11. Silk ankle hose, 2/11. cashmere. 2/3 to 3/11. Llama hose, 3/0 am! 3/11. le thread with cashmere feet and tops, 2/11. FOR MEN. TENNIS AND NEGLIGE SHIRTSWhite and mercerised striped, 3/fl, 4/U. 5/6, .5/11. Striped neglige 4/6, 5/(5, 7/G, SILK SHIRTS— Fine Japanese tussore 11/8. Heavy white silk 14/6. Fine Fuji silk 15/6. PRETTY SILK TIES— Splendid variety 1/-, 1/9, 2/6. COMFORTABLE BRACES•PoIice 1/!) pair. . .Samson 1/6 pair. President 1/0 to 2/1 x. Shirley president 3/G. HANDKERCHIEFS OF QUALITY— Irish lawn fid. Mercerised, bordered lid.. Cambric hemstitched. 3 for 2/6. Pure linen 1/3 and 1/ii. White silk 1/-, 1/6, 2/8. White silk, initialled 3/6. FOR CHILDREN. HOSTS OF HANDKERCHIEFS— White, hemstitched 6 for 1/-. White, printed borders 4 for 1/-. Mercerised colored borders, 3 for 1/-. Patriotic handkerchiefs printed with flags and music, 3 for 1/-. TIES FOR BOYS— New washing ties 9d. New patriotic ties 1/-. SHIRTS FOR BOYSWhite cotton shirts 2/9, 2/11, 3/11. Cotton tussore shirts 3/H, Sill; tussore shirts S/6. HOYS AND GIRLS HATS— Tussore poplin hats 1/11., While linen hats 1/9 to 2/11. Fine panama hats 9/C. BOYS SUITS— Crash'tunic suits 6/11. Mercerised Rrpn suits 8/11. Tussore silk suits 8/11. Tweed sport suits, Roslvn and ketone make, 24/6 to 37/6. New Plymouth Eltham Ingiewood Hawera Stratford Wanganui.

of the Famous Brand of Health Footwear mad j by (T.XKETT AND JONES, NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND Wc are pleased to announce to e verybcdy that wc have now opened a large shipment of tli ■ fawnm (fwi f '« - r-v <K» aS f C nts of this Footwear and by means of our Wired importation we are able t j auve the middleman's profit which means a big saving to our customers. You will be delighted to see such beautiful samples of good Old English footwear, which is very hard to get in these troublesome times. ! CALL AND LVSPECT. « DOCKRILL'S DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.

LAND BUYERS, YOUR CHANCE 80 ACRES WAITARA ROAD. f&fea farm, well subdivided into numerous paddocks. Sheep proof fencing, all flat and plougiaMe; 1% n-iles to school and railway station, handy to factory; 5-roomed house, cowshed and outbuildings; land of rich qMtSty and weH grassed; 14 acres of wheat, 6 acres of oats; will carry 35 cons. PBJCE £32 Ms per acre, £SOO cash. Grand prospective value With j.*wy little imj»wement will be worth £45 an acre. 120 ACRES. SJIeaSA freehtad dairy farm, nearly all been ploughed; well fenced, handy to -*■-*--£ factory, new house of 6 rooms, concrete shed with machines. a is well sheltered and is subdivided into 10 paddocks. (PRICE f«r <pfck sale £35 per acre. Only £4OO cash down, balance at 5 per cent. \ .-■ kag term. Cheap and good. ■ Ihave a large inquiry for dairy land of good quality, and would be ifciMft if <k«we wishing to sell would send me full particulars at once. E JACKSON, yALUERABD COMMISSION AGEMT, \mSJ&BQBX) AND NEW ffcXHOUTfI. *«*st RO Box 39,

HtiflST'S ami CARTON'S Swede aod Turnip Seed. Mangold Seed. CALL FOR MANGOkB, TURNIP AND GRASS MANURES. H. C. LUKE

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.JjßV®sSestter*Motor Car for hire day orinight; phone No. 32; residence ■aext Presbyterian Church, and -three -samites' walk fromcraUway, station. •v, auuuas. '-» A-"-' ,Wtait«BL