MISCELLANEOUS. QORRIGALL'S.—' "The Oppressed English," by lan Hay. Everyone should read this. Unrivalled for humor and Home .truths, l'rico Is 3d. Get it to-day. —Jonathans; sound, firm fruit, 3d lb, full weight given.—City Fruit and Flbwer Co. c.y. —Carter and Co., the Wellington Drapers, invite the Settlers of Stratiord to visit their Great Sale. They had a record day last Saturday. Genuine Drapery one-third less, and in many cases half the usual 1 price. Note address, opposite Bank of New Zealand, Broadway. £-JONH Y.--New Season's, in combs, lUd per section—City Fruit and Flower c.y. Suits lor the boys in.new. styles and shapes. dark colonial and imported tweeds. For boys 2 years to 8 years, prices 8/11, 12/0, I*s/-. Come m and see them at the Kash, New Plymouth. >S winter underwear, best values in Taranaki. Heavy singlets or pants 4/0; fleece-lined singlets or |iants 2/11; all-wool colonial knitted underpants 5/0 par; only at the Kash, New Plymouth. (JORIUGALL'S for new Post Cards Lovely selection, including many beautiful local views. These will please the young, miild'lc-aged and old. See them. e.e. SJJ-COND-HAND Piano Bargains—Kavestal! £34, iron frame, cheek action; also three other pianos at £2S, £37 and £44, all in good order and just retrench polished. Easy terms, 15s month to 255. Apply sharp Collier's. AWKES' SALE—Large number cloth " bound books, (id, !)d, I/-, ]/G, 2/-; all Colonial Library Cloth clearing price ' f.n. JJAWKE'.S SALE— You should see the immense stock of hooks in the E„ mont Street shop at old pre-war prices. Books for children and grown-ups. f.n. JJAWKJvS SALE—.MiIk jugs, pint, 1/-; li-pint, 1/0; 3-pint, and larger ?/-. Would cost double if landed now. J-JAW'KE'S SALE Cups and saucers, plates, all under present landed cost. Meat dishes, printed, small to medium 1/- each, others, printed, to largest 2/each. f, n £-|A\VKE'S SALE—Paper-covered novels, large stock selling Od each; latest 8d London retail price is 9d and New Zealand will soon be Is. Buy now. f.n. p2"A\YKE'S Sale Prices should cause early buying as crockery especially bound to rise to double present prices and will possibly be unprocurable. f.n. jtyjILLINERY Autumn and winter hats in trimmed, untciramcd and ready-to-wear. Good styles, prices very reasonable.—Goddin, London Millinery Depot, opposite. Gadd's. e.'e. blouses in black, write, navy and tussore. Good assortment of styles Quality and prices right.—Goddin, Cash Draper, 253 Devon street, opposite Gadd's, e.o. JJOSIERY —Black and white h () tt<»n hose from l/U; silk finish 1/3; 00l feet 2/-; silk ankle 3/3.—Goddin, Cash Draper, 253 Devon street, opposite Gadd's. ,i ,i Lessons, individually compiled for each pupil, all subjects. Economical, cllieient courses. Matriculation, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, National Scholarships, Public Service Entrance, Book-keeping, Shorthand, etc. Write for Prospectus and special "War" price list. Metropolitan Correspondence College, P.O. Box (i 7,1, Auckland. Dainty Lunches At the t CENTRAL TEA AND LUNCHEON LOUNGE. THREE i/- LUNCHES. -- ONE 1/3 LUNCH See Menu Cards and order by number. AFTERNOON TEA— ' Daintily served in pretty & comfortable surroundings. A tea lounge where von will he pleased to invite your most select friends. SODA FOUNTAIN— Where the choicest ice-cream drinks are ready for all. May & Arrowsmith, Devon Street Central.
-X ii 9% M. EDGAR F. TOBY, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AND CONSULTING OPTICIAN. AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON (Late of The Strand, London), With 34 years' practical experience. H AS > returned to New Plymouth after an absence of live years, and may be consulted at Mr. Whittle's Red House Hotel by appointment. Mr. Toby is staying here for a period of three months, until June 1, 3!)18. He has the Koutoric Lenses, also the famous Kryptok Bifocal (invisible glasses) for- far and near sight, and Professor Crook's glasses for the light. LATEST SCIENTIFIC METHODS OF TESTING. NO FANCY PRICES. 'IGHT TESTED FREE.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1918, Page 1
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