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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1918, Page 8

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR Winter Show WeeK. CLOTHING BARGAINS. VTS HASDWEAB TROUSERS, 10s <tt *GHnrf)ENnis, Umally 6s 6d 5/H Imy TWEED SNICKERS, $ Umally 4a 6d to 5s 6d Q/ *BOY»SER«S KNICKERS, Ufoal 6/6 to 8/6 5/J! TWEED TOPCOATS, Beary sad warm 45/~ ALL-WOOL SUITS, Boxed, well-tailored 52/6 - BOYS' SPORT SUITS, TTmally 25/6 2X'/~ DRAPERY BARGAINS. ROSLYN 3-PLY WOOL, White and Shetland, Skein WHITE CALICO, Pure and strong, yard X/HORROCK&ES IDEAL. Flannelette 36in, Yard 1/11 DOME FASTENERS, Best quality - <. 33 INCH STRIPED Flannelette, pure, yard 1 /-" INDIGO COSTUME SERGE, 58 inches wide, yard 16/6 WHITE SILK BLOUSES, Heavy Japanese silk 17/6 CSEPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, Lovely goods 25/MERCERY BARGAINS. pair X/ 9 POLICE BRACES Worth 2a (id, TENNIS SHIRTS, Horroekses Cloth NEGLIGE SHIRTS, Mercerised twill INDIGO DRILL SHIRTS, Best English .cloth FLEECY PANTS Shirts to match 4/11 5/6 5/11 2/11 HEAVY RIBBED PANTS, All wool 5/6 MATTING SUIT CASES, 22in 12/(5 24in 13/6 2Cin H/C. BOYS' TUBULAR WASHING TIES Grand wearers 6D BOYS' RUBBER BRACES, Good webbing pair J/_ The Melbourne Ltd. New Plymouth Ingle wood Stratford Eltham Hawera Wanganui.

New Winter Footwear Styles > . for Ladies & Gentlemen have ' arrived at Dockrill's, direct ! from Crockett & Jones. ' The following represent everything that one could possibly 1 wiih for in footwear—quality style and comfort; tliey will wear better, repair beti er and keep their natty shapes longer, ( than any other brand, on the market: — i MEN'S NOB-TOE SHOLS IN TAN AND BLACK » iIEVS TAN AND BLACK SHOES WITH ORDINARY TOES 1 IODTS BOX-CALP, GLJI.CE KID AND TAN WILLOW CALF 1 BOOTS. ( ( LAMES' PATENT BROGUE SHOES WITH NOB-TOES. ( ' LADIES' TAN WILLOW CALF SHOES WITH NOB-TOES. , LADril-' XIGGER BROWN VELVETTA OXFORD SHOES. i LADIES' BLACK WEILDA OXFORD SHOES. [ ALL THE ABOVE CAN BE TTAT> m FOIL AND HALF i SIZES SO TEAT YOU CAN BE ASSURED OF A PERFECT < FIX, AND REMEIIBER NO MATTER WFAT YOU PAY ' TOR CRCCKVTT AID JONES' FOOTWEAR ITS CHEAP ( AT idii / PRICE. | DOCKRILL'S THE HOUSE OF A HUNDRED QUALITY STYLES. ( UEVU-.' STREET .. NEW PLYMOUTH- ft DAfIRY FARMS. 7R ICSES, choice little Dairy Farm: securely fenced, 10 paddocks; 1| miles " to cheese factory; school and railway station 10 chains away; large con-Wete-floor cowshed, nice dwelling house of seven rooms with bathroom, well•heltered with plantations; an ideal home. Price £35 per acre; <£7oo cash, Imlar.ee long term at 5 per cent. OA ACRES, situated within 3 miles New Plymouth; all ploughable, large portion been ploughed. ii paddocks, school few chains away. 2 miles to factory. Splendid up-to-date dwelling-honse of !> rooms, hot and cold water, bathroom, etc. Grand sea view, beautiful climate. Price is £45 per acre; £SOO cadi, balance long term at 3 per cent. (Grand prospective value) 1 IjA ACRES; a well improved dairy farm, showing splendid returns; 70 acres -""been under plough, 10 paddocks, Srst-class fencing, good house 6 rooms., eowriied and all necessarv outbuildincs. Will carry 45 cows; handy to cheese or butter factory. lVh miles to school and railway station. Price £42 10s per •ere; £750 cash, balance at 55 per cent (Can recommend this) NOTE —My reeister contains the nick of the province in dairy land. I will show you returns and finance you for stock if required. Clients trusting to my judgment are well satisfied with resultsBUY YOUR NEXT FARM FROM TED JACKSON, VALUER AND COMMISSION" AGENT, STRATFORD.

GRASS SEEDS Cocksfoot, Rye & Clovers. Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. CET A CASH QUOTATION FROM:— H. C. LUKE. INGLBWOOD.

SOMERSET HOUSE, (Print* Hot*]). [ fSm ' HAWEBA. •*- s-J3lr ilffsa i McLEAN wishM to notify tho Pnhlie that die liu taken over ffio abort kooit. I Sntrataa fntj toai&t