GREAT Stocktaking Sale NOW ON. FEBRUARY 22nd, to MARCH 15th. At All Six Stores. Bargains in All Departments. The Melbourne New Plymouth Inglewood Stratford Cithern Hawera Wanganui.
v v Striking Values in Boots, Having just cpened up several lines of gents' footwear in special shapes we are selling them at a very low price. / f Gents' Glace Derby Boots, great wearers 23/6 Genis' Glace Toe Boots 23/6 Gents' Bos Calf Derby Boot's 23/6 Gents' Box Calf Nobby Toe Boots, splendid value 23/8 Gents' Box Calf Derby Boots, wide toe 22/6 Gents' Split Shooters with or without nails 18/6 Gents' Territorial Boots, nailed 22/6 I Ladies' Tan DerbjP Shoes, selling fast at 12/6 Ladies' Derby and Button Shoes 18/6 Child's Tan and Black Summer Shoes, sizes 6 only ■ 2/6 ALL ORDERS BY POST RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION*. WE PAY POSTAGE. DOCKRILL'S 'DEVON'STREET ' NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 433. LAND FOR SALE , " 75 ACRES. Jfltnidy and cheap dairy farm,' subdivided into 6 paddocks; well fenced; good 0-roomed dwelling house, 21-bail concrete floor cowshed; school and cheese factory a few chains away. Lease lias 4 years to run at rental of 25/an acre, purchasing clause at £2S per acre. PRICE of goodwill including 22 dairy cows, horse, cart, cans, shares, etc., only £525. A splendid chance *for man with small capital. Finance arranged. 100 ACRES. ■ 4>{lendid freehold dairy farm ,all level, 12 subdivisions, two road frontages; nice patch of shelter bush; first-class dwelling house of 6-rooms, up-to-date concrete cowshed, substantial outbuildings. Hatidy to school and railway station, cheese factory opposite. PRICE only £35 per afcre. Terms to suit purchaser. Balance 7 years at cent. ' JiQTE.—Carnegie says to become rich, read books and buy, land. Buy this farm and it is a sure thing. If you are looking for a good dairv farm, send for my catalogue. L JACKSON, VALUES AND COMMISSION AGENT, J STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH. P.<? Box 15, , P.o Box 39. GRASS SEEDS Cocksfoot, Rye & Clovers. Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. GET A CASH QUOTATION FROM:— H. C. LUKE. INQISWOOD. r t 'SOMERSET HOUSE; (Private Hotel). —l3l fcfßS. B. McLEAN wishes to sotify she fats taken over comfort OPTIMISM VERSUS PESSIMISM. Croker: Pastry and bread will get less and less, in this fearful time of awful distress. Joker: Ha! Ha! It won't trouhie you nor me, till tba Sovsniment threatens
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1918, Page 8
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385Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1918, Page 8
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