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Taranaki Daily News, 3 September 1918, Page 8

Second Week End-of-Season Sale Specials The MELBOURNE Limited. quality, all sizes. Some were marked 4s Bd. ■JM/ft Men'a Samson Braces, * ■ double leathers, strong webMug, were Is 9d. tailored. Worth 69s 6d. -ETALF SRICE, Men's Soft Felts, were marked 5s 6d to 14s 6d. now 2s 9d to 7s 3d. Wonderful bargains. W/fi Men'a aU wool knitted :'•**♦' socks, N.Z. make, were /Ct Hen's Le Roys famous oily canvas coats. This is lower than wholesale. None " for the trade. oys' Uolf nose, " grand quality, white, red or blue bars, all reduced. . K/ 11 Men's grey or striped denims. Wholesale price is 72s dozen. YOUTHS' SUITS—3 garment sizes, ' • 13 to 10, reduced to 21s. Only a few left. "Hardwear" Trousers, famous cotton tweed, soft finish. Wholesale price is 9s 6d. None for the trade. O/Q Men's strong natural merino underpants, reduced Krom 3s 6d. sizes 4 to 12. Best value on the market. 1 2/fi Men's Khaki cord Riding breeches, worth 15s Bd, will stand hard wear. 0/1"| Men's strong grandrell working shirts, reduced from 4s lid. The Melbourne .New Plymouth Cltham Inglewood Hawera Stratford Wanganui. 'mm

Vi tf « 1 g Another Shipment OF CROCKETT AST) JONES' Footwear HAS AKHVED AT DOCKRILL'S. m W OWEN'S TAN AND BLACK BOOTS AND SHOES— NOB TOES AND ORDINARY .TOES—IN FULL AND HALF SIZES. tADIES' PATENT GLACE AND TAN SHOES, IN FULL AND HALF SIZES, IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF FOOTWEAR NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY, AND YOU CANNOT BUY BETTER FOOTWEAR THAN THAT MANUFACTURED BY CROCKETT &. JONES, US lity DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH

SOMETHING TO READ. STRATFORD HOUSE EXCHANGE FOR NEW PLY- \ MOUTH HOUSE. ■ftfODERN dwelling house of 7 rooms; hot and cold" water, electric light, bathroom, wash house, copper and tubs; 5 minutes walk from Post Office; halfacre nice level sections. Price is £975 (unincumbered). Owner will take house of 7 rooms in New Plymouth in exchange 50 ACRES. JJANDY little dairy farm; all level, nearly all been ploughed, nice house of 6 rooms, concrete floor cowshed, '/.'mile to factory and school. Will carry 18 cows and young stock; 10 paddocks well-fenced. Cheap at £3O per acre; £350 cash, balance at at per cent. 70 ACRES—GOING CONCERN. ALL been ploughed but 4 acres; 10 chains from factory and school, and railway one mile; now carrying 2Q cows, 5 two-year heifers, 10 yearlings and two horses; Groomed house, 10-bail concrete floor cowshed, 10 paddocks well fenced. Cheap at £35 10s per acre; £4OO cash. 160 ACRES. ■pTREEHOLD farm, over 100 acres have been ploughed - and sown down'- in best English grasses; 12 paddocks, good metalled road, 10 subdivisions, l'-miles to factory, '/ 4 -mile to school; 8-rooined noose, 13 bail cowshed (concrete floor); now carrying 40 cows and young stock, horses, etc. Price is £25 per acre; £SO( cash, or owner will take smaller farm or town property in exchange. This J farm with very little improvement, will be worth £35 per acre. ' If you -want a home or if vouwant to make money consult TED JACKSON, JMIUEE AXD COMMISSION AGENT, STBAIFARH?

Tui Calf Meal. Rice Meal. Maize Meal. Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. Grass Seed. "V GET A QUOTATION FROM—:H,.C. LUKE; INGEEWOOD.

JiOTOtyCAB SERVICE. j£ HOTORXJAB wffl leave Watte! | ' daily at IS o'doek (boob), for fcepptrtaa Jtutetion, «— acting with ««•' THE VICTOIUA DTSTOANCE CO, LTD. parte Junction, tmmteting with ««•'( ' HAWERS AGENCY Waaganai, leaving Lepperton Jaaetwn xl Levin & Co, Ltd, have been appoint- *- Waitara immediately oa arrival of ed Agenta for Hawera District. [ ■ • ' ' DATED-the 24th day of June, IMS* ■J . J p. P. JOHKSTOH, HKNKY E. HAEPER, '=;«.■,„?:;".■' .»*«* 1 } '•i^iiß^SJS^»atta:«iait'