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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1918, Page 8

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR s */•# anter Show Week. : CLfiTHiri BARGAINS. MEirS IKOOSERS, Un»I. priptiOs 6d *Q/g o*x* asmise, . - U«u*Uy m 6d 5/H OTS' TWEED KNICKERS, Usually 4«sd M Sf M Urtkl 6/Btio 8/8 5/J1 TOPCOATS, 4* Heavy ana?, warm 45/JpPS f Boxed, well-tailored OYS' SPORT,SUITS, tJaufclly 35/6 21/DRAPERY BARGAINS. ROSLYN 3.PLY WOOL, White and Shetland, Skein 36-INCH WHITE CALICO, Pure and strong, yard 1/HORROCKSES IDEAL Flannelette 36in, Yard ]_/ J J DOME FASTENERS, Best quality 33 INCH STRIPED Flannelette, pure, yard vINDIGO COSTUME SERGE, 58 inches wide, yard 16/6 WHITE SILK BLOUSES, Heavy Japanese silk 17/6 CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, Lovely goods <Jg/_ MERCERY BARGAINS. POLICE BRACES Worth 2s Cd, pair TENNIS SHIRTS, Horrockses Cloth 4/11 NEGLIGE SHIRTS, Mercerised twill 5/6 INDIGO DRILL SHIRTS, Best English cloth 5/11 FLEECY PANTS Shirts to match 2/11 HEAVY RIBBED PANTS, All wool 5/6 MATTING SUIT CASES, 22in 12/G 24in 13/6 26in 14/6. BOYS' TUBULAR WASHING TIES Grand wearers (}D BOYS' RUBBER BRACES, Good webbing pair J/_ The Melbourne Ltd. New Plymouth Ingtewood Stratford Eltham Hawera Wanganui.

; r • Here's Wonderful Value in Footwear for Men and Women! 35/- NOB-TOE BOOTS—Leather-lined and fitted witK DUROX dottle-life sola. 37/6 MEN'S NOB-TOE GLACE KID BOOTS-Leather-lined and beautifully finished. 40/- MEN'S BOOTS—With .patent Nob-Toes and backs-" very dressy indeed. 16/6 LADIES' GLACE DKRBY SHOES—Look Well, wear well. 18/6 LADIES' PATENT ROB-TOE SHOES—With patent backs—they are> just lovely. 20/r LADES' GLACE DERBY SHOES-with the ever popular nob-toe and fairstitched. 21/- LADIES' GLACE 1.-BAR SHOES—Patent back 22/6 LADIES' BOX-CAJJ? SHOES—2-button and wide strap—great wearen. SJK/- LADIES' (PATENT ANKKE STRAP SHOES—DuII Kid finiab. 1 KEVEHBER—WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL COUNTRY ORDERS. DOCKRILL'S THE HOUSE OP A HUNDRED QUALITY STYLES. D®Vutf STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. DAIRY FARMS. 75 ACRES, choice little Dairy Farm; securely fenced, 10 paddocks; 1} miles to cheese factory; school aild railway station 10 chains away; large con«ntfrAwr cowshed, nice dwelling house of seven rooms with bathroom; wellaMtered with plantations; an ic'ieal home. Prioe £35 per acre; £7OO cash, irtaiKt long term at a per cent. ttjft ACRES, situated within 3 miles New Plymouth; all ploughable, large portion heen ploughed. 5 paddocks, school few chains awav, 2 miles to £ftctory. Splendid up-to-date dwelling-house of 9 rooms, hot and cold water, Hkthrooa. etc. Grand sea view, beautiful climate. Price is £45 per acre; MWO oufc, balance long term at .5 per cent. . (Grand prospoctivo value) I'll A ACKBB; a well improved <Jiiry farm, showing splendid returns; 70 acres * - nn**PT plough, 10 paddorks, first-class fencing, good house 6 rooms, Wnrthed and all necessary outfrafldTmgs. Will carry 45 cows; handy to cheese butter factory, 1% miies to sciiottl and railway station. Price £42 IQ> per Mre; £750 cash, balance at 5} per cent (Can recommend this) NOTE—My register contains the -pick of the province in dairy land. I will l&ow you returns and finance v<jn lor stock if required. Clients trustins to pgr jadgmeat am well satisfied with results. BU'i YOUR NEXT FARM FROM TED JACKSON, fATAJER AND OOM3LLSBION AGENT. STRATFORD. T-• : ' GRASS SEEDS Cocksfoot, Rye s Clovers, Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. j GET A CASH QUOTATION FROM:—' }-. H. C. LUKE DtGLEWOOD.

SOMEfiSET HOUSE, Hotel). rhone—• HAWXBA. <=4>f HfHS. E. MeLEAX wWw to notify , '-h» Public that the bu taken over lh» shore bout. Traveller* vQI find tray ewtfor*. :j-|BBIIFI * WAITAEA - NEW PLYMOUTH MOTOR SERVICE. Daily except Thursdays. Leaves TJreirai. New Plymouth 3 pjn., Waitara (for at 8 ajn., Waitara 9.15 (a leaves Urenoi), 450 pjn. Not*.—No «erviceon Thurston. u. ' ' j.aicxa