Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1918, Page 8

Will find it to their advantage to male? their purchases now at she Melbourne, Ltd., curing the progress of the firm's Great Capitu Ladies' white silk blouses Crepe de chine blouses 27/6 New pique skirts 22/6 Sports Coats, Jap siik .. 34/ C .Fuji Sports Coats 35/Underskirts ... .- ' 3/11 to 19/6 Ladies' Panamas "Children's Panamas ..... ; 5/il Embroidered Camisoles v. 1/11 to 7/6 \Ladies? Nights 6/11 to 21/Knickers 4/6 to 8/6 toile blouses .. 7/11 to 32/6 "JWlite Gaberdine skirts ; . y. A .v..~,.. 23/6 to 27/6 Dainty Handkerchiefs - 4d, 6d, Bd\ 9d, Is to 2/6 Irish Damasks Damask Serviettes A doz. 7/6 Duchess sets ... 2/3 to 3/11 Drawn thread runners Drawn thread Trnv Cloths ~.. 2/11 to 5/11 Drawn thread Tablecloths .... 5/11 to 13/6 Silk "Dorothv" Bags Crash cushion covers Emb. Crepe Kimonos Emb. siik Kimonos .... Point Lace Travcloths Point Lace Teacloths Tubular Ties .... 9d and 1/Silk Tubular Ties 1/9 Siik wide-end Ties "White Silk Shirts ...... 19/6 Fuji silk Shirts ....... 19/6 Fancy Cashmere Socks Cashmere Socks, all wool 3/6 Pyjama Suits 7/11 to 21/Men's Initial Handkerchiefs 1/r Silk Sports Collars, white or cream 1/9 Men's hemstitched Handkerchiefs 3 for 2/Pure Linen Handkerchiefs .... 1/11 and 2/6 Men's Mercerised Handkerchiefs, coloured borders ........ 6d The Melbourne New Plymouth Eltham Inglewood Howero Stratford Wanganui.

Here's Your Chance To Secure FOOTWEAR BARGAINS. This is the Chance of a Lifetime Act Now ! MEN'S CHROME DERBY BOOTS—STERLING QUALITY —EASY-FITTING. 16/6 LADIES' GLACE DERBY SHOES WITH WIDE LACES AN D ROUND RUBBERS. LADIES BOX-CALF DERBY SHOES WITH ROUND RUBBERS AND WIDE LACES. POSTAGE PAID ANYWHERE ON ANY OF THE ABOVE* fto & MS DEVON STKEET NEW PLYMOUTH e XOE fflOl [Ol it

DAIRY FARM v.. •-, tmfc of f ; choicest pieces of land offered for "sale; all lavel, nearly " "*" all been ploughed, well subdivided, will carry 32 cows: 1 mile to railway station and, factory, 11 miles to town; new bouse with all modern convenience*, np-to-date concrete floor cowbli j good rich dry land, free from blackberries, situated between New Plymouth and Waitara. Price J£«B lto per mil»*Wo euh, beltace at 5J per cent. Come and inspect „• _ 110 ACRES, JtTKJHLY improved and choice dairy farm; all been ploughed but 5 acres, now carrying 40 cows, returns exceptional, 5-roomed house, cowshed and all BMMury outbuildings, handy to cheese factory and school, good metalled mad; land of rich quality, subdivided into 12 paddocks. Price is only £39 per iff*; 4700 "ffrj balance at 5 per cent. Can recommend this. DO YOU WANT A HOME, ' if. HAVE SecS ffirtrneted to sell on behalf of a client his beautiful home, com- • prising 7 rooms with all modern conveniences; splendid sea view, very Vffc dwelling house. An absolute bargain at £950; £3OO cash. House •mat** BOW be built for £I4OO. Eisg op 675 and ararnge to inspect. «u «fler, I» good aoutt toejtaesta ud wfll held jjm TO MAKE i» - MW~» .My|S|r ■■■■ I V =■ E. JACKSON, ,vau«e akd cojwmos AQEtnt,: