Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 15 February 1918, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. J: TO LEASE. ~^ About 20 acres with a '"~'j' FIRST CLASS dENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE within easy distance of town. Further particulars to bona-fide in quirers only upon application. ■■i FOR SALE. A splendid farm of 150 ACRES, LEPPERTON JUNCTIOJ\ New house, buildings," eta ' PRICE £42 per acre. This is a real first class farm in |iptop order, and in view of its position it must increase greatly in value as time goes on. B. A. LARGE House and Estate Agent, Brougham Street. 'Phone 367. BUSINESS NOTICE. ';. FROM '£s: UPWARDS, .-. ;' On all kinds of Security, •! • including "■' FURNITURE AND PIANOS (Without Removal). Strictly conSfonMal. Repayable by easy instalments. Call or mite, enclosing stamp for reply. : -&'" LW. BALKiHB '^ UNION COMPANY'S BUILDINGS, Brougham Street, Hew Plymouth. Fhone 367. JATHAKE. that keep good time, good value and guaranteed can tie obtained from the fine tock now showing at C. B. Martin's. " c . n .

j >.'u iimy gei, -cneaper' goods but the best test of cheapness is quality, always obtainable in clothing bought at K Parrott's, Eltbam. ' e.n. JJKAVY stocks of men's tweed trousers, denims, etc., at lowest rates consistent witb quality.—E. ParroH's, Eltham. g.OYS' suits (Colonial makes) lieavily stocked, as -well as shirts, stockings, brakes, ties, etc.. etc.—E. Parrott, Elthim. p n INGLEWOOD. Clough's Sale.—Ladies' Tussore Silk Blouses. Usual price 13s 6d. Now only 8s (id.—lnglewood and Kaponga. Clough's Bale, Inglewood and Kaponga.—Finlay's Green Window Hollands, all widths. Prices- bedrock. ■ Olbugh's Sale, Inglewood and Kaponga.—Table'Baizes, in plain colors, white or figured t nil rortiw.>ri Clough's Sale, Inglewood and Kaponga.—Warner's and W.B. Corsets, from 0/li to 24/- per pair. Clough's Sale.—Gent's Wide-end Ties; usual price, 2/11; now 2/3 each. , i. ssaie.—uents' (Japs, Hats, Shirts, Braces, niucli reduced during B'/«d, boot polish 0 for Is, butter milk soaps, 4 for Is, house brooms 1/9, ladies' hand bags 7/6, large trays' l/.-, : 100 envelopes for 1/3, ladies' hair brushes 11/0, 1/9, 2A, 2/3, 9/0. This is only a few of the thousands of bargains v;e are 02erin<? at Nis-ht.inrniln's ot> gUITS that suit fro the collar to the ground are those made by J. Roberts. Expert cutting, workmen, etc. Not too late for that Easter suit. e.h. Ju'Sl a reminder- from J. Roberts,. Tailor, that that suit or costume is yours as soon as you care to b;e me«s-' ured. Personal supervision every arti <' le - e.i». fOMATOES for sauces, fruit for jam and bottling', offering cheaper at K. Dan's, Rata Street. b n iPROBLEM to many is to make the money go furthest. Purchase your groceries, etc., from ,T. McLean, gain, satisfaction and save cash. e.n uu xngicwoou ami mstnet are invited I to place a trial order with .1. M< Loan, Grocer and Provision Merchant- \ Money saved is money earned. Be wise. I JIiERLESS mattresses, most sanitary on the market. See them at G. W and H- Drake, Rata Street. Tlie shop for superior furniture. t> n 1 REDS, bedding, wire-woven mattresses, (non-sagging). At prices that c*nnot be beaten. Your opportunity now. Prices arc going up.—< 3. W. and H., Drake. e.n. son bargains; certain lines marked ' below sale price for cash: must quit, them. H mgiewooa.—Three only.l Ladies' White Pique Gostumes, to [ clear 20/- cfteh cash. jQOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—Three onljfc Poplin Ladies' Costumes; Color/j, Navy, Biscuit, and Saxe; to clear 1(7/6 each cash. . Ladies' White. Gaberdine Skirts;; usualprice, S2/6; to clear 16/0 cash. 2 ChiHmi'B Hats; also/ Children's White Silk, Muslin and'Voite Dresses, to «Lf hn ° Bt,giT * n "Wj-to/taonw, for