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Taranaki Daily News, 7 August 1918, Page 8

Flannelettes At Less than Wholesale Cost. The management of the Melbourne, Ltd. aro in the proud position of being able to offer half a dozen different lines of beat English quality striped and plain flannelettes at less than wholesalers are asking for the same goods today. Forward buying two years ago enabled us to anticipate the huge advances that have recently taken place and we are in the happy position of holding large stocks while the market is rapidly soaring. Lavish Buying is Wise Buying. 33-inch striped flannelettes 1& yard. 35-inch striped flannelettes 1s 3d yard. 36* inch Horrockses' flannelette 1s 11d yard. 36-inch heavy white flannelette 1s 6d yard. 28-inch warm pennine shirting 1s 6d yard. 36-inch Horrockses' pyjama cloth 1s 11d yard. New Plymouth Elthom Inglewood Howero

Here are a few of the many Quality Lines that await you at DockrilPs. Mdn's tan willow calfCookhams .-.-.-. -.-.-.-~^ mm -. -.-„- Men's willow calf boots for lighter wear ...... Men's Durox nob toe boots, leather-lined ......... Men's Strong Black Cookhams ..-.-.- Men's box calf Derby boots with Durox soles Ladies' glace Darby shoes, wonderful value Ladies' glace nob toe Derby shoes Ladies' glace Derby high-heel shoes Ladies' glace court shoes Ladies' good strong chrome Derby shoes For home wear—Ladies' chrome 1 -bar shoes ............ 35/- _...,,.... 37/6 - --- 35/- —■■• 28/6 ............ 16/6 ■-■- 21/- - 186 .„...,..,.. 12/6 Shoes for the Little Ones—-Dozens of them at DEAL HERE AND YOU CET A GREAT DEAL OF SATISFACTION. DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH E3OEXOK

DAIRY FARMS. 7o ACR ?' 3, cl '. (>,ce I,tt,e Dail 7 F "nn; securely fenced, 10 paddocks; 1J miles to c'neero factory; school and railway station 10 chains away: large con-eMe-floor cowrie, nice dwelling house of seven rooms with bathroom; wellabeltcred with plantations; an ideal home. Prion £35 per acre; £7OO cash balance lonf.tem at "> per cent. • : gQ ACRES,-situated within V miles Nc#.' Plymouth; all large porMoWTOen ploughed. 5 paddocks, school fen- chains awav, 2 miles to factory. Splendid up-to-date dwelling-iiou*e of !) rooms, hot and cold water, oitliroo:n. etc Orand sea view, beautiful- ciimate. Trice is £45 per acre; <5Cf) cash, balance long term at a per cent. (Grand prospective value) 110, ACHES; a well improved dairy farm,-showing splendid returns; 70 acres 'iecn under plouch. 10 paddocks, first-e'ass fencing, good house 6 rooms, »w»nefl and all necessary outbuildings. WiTl carry 45 cows: handy to cheese •r bntte.- factor?-. V/. miles to school and milway station. Price £42 10s per H*t; £?SO cash, balance at .V per cent (Can recommend this)' XOTE—My register contains the pick of the province in dairy LuiiL I will V judgment are wfll satisfied with results- ' BUY YOUR NEXT FARM IttOM TED JACKSON, . VAT-tmn AKT> COMMISSI OK AQKtfT, STRATTOHIV

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

i MOTORCAR SERVICE. MOTOR-CAR will leave Waitara daily at 12 o'clock (noon), for J<epperlon Junction, connecting with the mid-day train from New Plymouth to Wangsnui, leaving Lepperton Junclier. ■ for Waitara immediately on arrival of strata. 1 C a JOHNSTON, lUtlft.