Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1918, Page 7

CHEAP SUITS In Light and Dark Shades of Good Quality Washing Materials. FOB SUNDAY WEAR. FOB HOLIDAY WEAR. FOR SCHOOL WEAR. Boys' Drill Tunic Suits—Plain or Striped, S.S.S. Drill, Laced Fronts, Lined Knickers. Special Price from 10/6Boys' Crash Suits, Plain or Striped, Middy Shape, Laced Fronts. Real Good Washing Material Special Prices from g/ J J Boys' Drill, Varsity Suits, Old Stock, United Quantity. Special Price from 9/6 Boys' Leather Belta—Tan Color, Assorted Lengths. Speeial Price It Boys' Khaki Drill Suits—Varsity Style, very Strong, Good Wearing MateriaL Special Price from J_]_/Q Boys' Varsity Suits—ln Plain S.S.S. Yavy Drill, Guaranteed Fast Dye. Special Prices from 13/6 Boys' Tweed Sports Suits—Dark and Light Patterns, Plain Knickers, Sizes up to 12. Special Price 22/6 Boys' Washing Hats—ln White Drill and Crash. Special Price 1/6 Boys' White Pique Washing Hats. Good Quality. Special Price "The Kash," TtfK BEST VALUE STOHE IK TARAHAKI, DEVON ST. NEW. PLYMOUTH.

The Trend of Distinctive Taste is carried out in this charming DRESSING TABLE. A style that appeals at once to the cultured taste —and the ardent desire for "something simple yet different!" The illustration will give you just a small idea of the graceful lines on which this dressing table has been designed : : : Made in our Factory from beautiful Plice quartered Oak, it possesses all those . .. little touches of care and nicety that JtQ /1 7/n are characteristic of ' ' . "SCOULLAR" FURNITURE. If yau cannot: personally visit us, our parfseted Mail Order Service is at your command. The SCOULLAR CO. Ltd. HeaitOffice i LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Hastingi. aOLVBKRa 2*.

?0 SIAJID HI T AEAHAKI ' m"Hioimi(Uited Stallion, r EOED MULTIFID ' MDM3FID j- LADY NKLL. Pf** Limited Number of Mara Taken. far immediate particulars apply—fSß. HAWKINS, New Hynwoth. ■ SOT STAHD THX SEASON At x raw VLYMimB, Vu Imported Horse CAMPFIEE (5 > tfGjiunn (a); am, ebvilrt (5). . JUVKBS b a tawm June, standing If V*" l *. and from the aame ... _ jJanMater, "flAawfit fvttMfea of the foUiwing well-known (winner oftteTTAwamta o®, *e Aaefcland Cm, SOW asm), Boyal Dragoon (winner oftfce Beaton Cap, Weatiand JnUlei Cop), Whit. th»Waradey Cop), Lady Louisa (winner of the fl—iJif BMifeM -wi three tines nmmto in the Otaki-Bankaw* Cups). Others of Ida progeny are: lady Nolan, topk, John Willie, Bivouac, Flviag Gnap, Ihapnna, Waiti, Cinders, Embers, OoUnaaa, Hopye, Shandon Bella, Oainp Kettle, Torchlight, Ahika, Moutoa Camp, Bell cf the Camp, Generalissimo, Kiekapoo, and Evening Glow. Tama: £l6 km. Good Grating free till December 31,1918. SB an taken, bat no responsibility: Vac farther particulars—- ■ J. BOND (Owner), GUI Street; New Plymouth. FABMERS AND BOTCHEES: QWING to the Government embargo lifted off Mwi and Calfskins; Wf iDf now prepared to buy same at iiig&eai market values. Goods railed to in twain prompt attention; Advice Gad* and Labels on appliea- . —fir -