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Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1918, Page 8

'XMAS SUITS Men's Youths' Boys' Everytfiing is a? Top-notch. Stocks are impressive" iri thVir fut ness. Every new suit gives pleasure and inspires enthusiasm. Prices—quality, for; quality—are the lowest in the province, Brown Llama Suitssoft finish; a masterpiece. Oaraaru tweed, aplen- fiQ/fi did wearing and fine 0 "'- Boys Tweed Suits. Pure Oamaru tweed. OK'VfJ «~.-*s shape, niM TO dark patterns 35/~ •Boys' Summer Suits. Crashes, poplins and QVll' tussore silks, tunic, TO Varsity and sport 14/g styles. Boys' Serge Suits. Pure indigo, all wool. QO'/fJ All made in popular TO sports style, sizes 3 K7/Q The Melbourne Ltd.. New Plymouth eifliam Inglewood Hawera Stratford Wangonui, Now, just let us get down to Solid Facts about Footwear. There is no Shadow of Doubt whatever about the QUALITY of jj the Footwear sold at DOCKRILL'S— [J Prove it Yourself. SI 9/6 While' Canvas Shoes—a nice range and bargains at this pric?, Ne * shipment of ladies' patent Court and ankle-bar shoes—"a va> ried Assortment of shapes, 10/6 Indies' Brooch bar shoes, 15/6-22/6 Ladies' ankle-bar - - 25/~ Men's Box-calf, leather-lined Derby boot's—solid wear from every pair* 19/-6 Men's solid working boots, nailed and unnailed. See our windows for further bargains in quality Footwear—a visit here will save you money—not only on the price you pay, but in the length of service and solid satisfaction you get. MJR POSTAL SERVICE is for the convenience of our country customers who can« not call and in this department you get absolute satisfaction, and please remember we pay the postage on all orders no matter how small. NEW PLYMOUTH

DAIRY FARM AC&Ui; ene or t»» choicest pieces of land offered for sale;" all l«vd, nearly j&T' 7 " .all been-ploughed, well subdivided, vill carry 32 cows; 1 mile to railway jj'rifcthnk and factory, H miles to' town; new. house with all modern conveni-up-to-date concrete floor cowob ; good rich dry land, free from black- :' £&*t*it&, situated between New Plymouth and Waitara. Price £6B 10s per t .IjcW; -£7 GO eaafi, balance at 5) per cent. Come and inspect. L- ' 110 ACRES. jJffIQHLY improved aid choice dairy farm; all been ploughed but 5 acres, now carrying 40 cows; returns exceptional, 5-roomed house, cowshed and all outbuildings, handy to cneese factory and school, good metalled >jwid; land of rich quality, subdivided into 12 paddocks. Price is only .£3O per **&»; £7OO cash, balance at 6 per cent. Can recommend this, *• • .x L? " . ' 00 YOU WANT A HOME. l rT HAVE jeen instructed to seU on behalf trf a client his beautiful home, com- ' prising 7 rooms-with all modern conveniences; splendid sea view, very " fcealthy position; outbuildings and motor dhed, wash-house, copper and tubs, Storeroom, wood and coal shed; land about J-acre, or if required will sell 1} f acts* with dwelling house. An absolute bargain at £950; £3OO cash. House i *wld sot now be built for £I4OO. King up 676 and ararnge to inspect. I*. 'iOn!.—l can ofttr you good wuad kveetmente and. will helg you TO MAES S:. v . JKWBY. E. JACKSON, MUD VALUER AHD COMMISSION AGBNT,

MOTOR CAR BARGAINS. Oue 2 1 -ton THORNYCROFT Truck; great value; Price £360. NEWTON KING. WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OP WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS & HIDES, STC., offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT OFFERING—Tuesday, Dec. 10. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on