Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1918, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICE. "By Their Gloves Ye Shall Know Th The effect of many a good toilette has been spoiled by the use of gloves that are beginning to show signs of wear. have as good a range of gloves as one could wish to see, when one considers the unsettled conditions of manufacturing and shipping. We append a few specimen values. Black and white cotton gloves, 2 dome fastening, 1/11 Beaver and grey lined gloves 2/3. 2 dome tan kid gloves 7/0. 2 dome grey suede gloves 6/11. Grey and beaver strap fastening gloves 0/0. Natural washing suede, in sizes 0 x 6% only, 8/6. Black suede, 2 buttons, 6/11. J. & J. Auld Millinery and costume specialists, Devon St.,' New Plymouth. LAND FOR SALE. EXCHANGE FOR MORTGAGE an'd good interest-earning prpperty. 1 1 K ACRES, good house and sheds, practically all been ploughed; one mile to school and factory; splendid position. PRICE £a6 PER ACRE. ApplyYi- "FARMER" " : Bos 14, Inglewood. TO LAND SEEKERS LAND SELLERS and INVESTORS you find a land agent or firm (be it big or small) who can do your business more efficiently and honestly, who can FINANCE you more LIBERALLY or who can put more ABILITY at your disposal—then 111 j raise my voice and ' £HOUT. ' W. P. McNAMARA, fS& PROPERTY SALESMAN (Out on his own), Agent Mutual Life ard Citizens' Lift Insurance Comp*»y. P.O. Box 184. HAWERA. WANTED—A FARM ABOUT 100 ACRES. We have client for above as a going concern. He Can put In £6OO cash and an unencumbered property worth £llOO. Farm must be in good district and not infested with weeds. V .-WHAT OFFERS !~ IiEWIS AND CO.

TRIPS TO MOUNT EGMONT. WOOLDRIDGE wishes to intimate to tourists and the travelling public that his commodious sevcn-seater cars will run to the Mountain every Sunday and Thursday, leaving the office of the Tourist and Expansion League (where seat* may be booked) at 8 a.m.; fare 15s ptua, foMial trip* tnaogtd.