Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1918, Page 4

Money Saving Unabated. When you think of tlie cost of living look to your Footwear, Then come along to the great 'Challenge" Sale, and we will show you how you can OUT DOWN THE COST OK YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES. Wo have just replenished our stock, hut we have decided that every pair will go at sale prices. Rotaember, No Rubbish—Substantial, thorough stylish hoots and shoes that will see you safely through the winter months. BE LUCKY AND GET IN EAKLY. Regal Shoe Store, Devon St., New Plymonth.

CLEARING SALE. TATARAIMAKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 28. WEBSTER,, BROS. | TIAVE received instructions from Mr. J. .Hunt (who has sold his farm) to sell by auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 80 i and 6-tooth ewes in lamb 12 weaners 1 Shorthorn bull ' C hacks, harness and plough horses 1 breeding sow and boar Deering 9-coulter drill (nearly new), Deering mower, Cambridge roller, si. Duncan plough, tine and chain harrows, Steel Queen discs, spring tip cart, milk waggon, long-shafter, Butterfly gig, 4 sets plough harness, cart and gig harness, S milk cans, aerator, etc., 20 Leghorns and turkeys,] and usual farm tools and sundries. ALSO: Complete furniture of eight-roomed house, including almost new rosewood piano by Cornish, with guitar and mandoline attachments; sideboard, wardrobe, combination chests, bedsteads, etc. DAIRY SALE. NORTH TARANAKI DAIRY COWS. MANAIA. TUESDAY, JULY 9. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., VXfILL sell by public auction as above: On account of Mr. D. J. Hughes, New Plymouth: QC CHOICE DAIRY COWS, early calvers 20 springing heifers (owner's breeding) NOTE.—AII the above cows are guaranteed sound, and are sure to, do well in South Taranaki. They are the best lot handled by me so far from this quarter, being mostly Mr. R. Clemow's well-known herd. They are in good condition and off turnips. HUNTING FIXTURES. Thursday, June 27.—Mr. J. Cole's, Toll Gate. Waiht. Thursday, July 4.—At the master's—Mr. A. H. Halcombe, Urenul. fRS. W. 1. REEVE, Inglowood, and MR. & L MRS. P. A. REEVE, Et-mont Villi.™ ,i„. »lre to thank all friend* for kind espi sympathy In their recent sad bei through the death in action in France of Lan