I c. Silk and Crepe de Chene These beautiful fabrics will be in great demand within tlie next weeks for Peace Celebration functions. Ideal fabrics for blouses and evening dresses. Note these favorable prices for excellent Quality goods. 27-inch Japanese Silk, lAII 10 momme weight and imported dw rect from Japan. .White g/g YD. Black and Navy . -e/ii** Cream Fuji Silk. 29 inches wide. 6/11 White Fuji Silk. S9 inches wide, 15 7/11 >'!>> momme. * \ Crepe-de-Chine. 40 inches wide; 10 momai% White, saxe, pale blue, apricot, shell pink, helio, goldea J2 momme weight "I 9 /CL Yflfi ;white or blac£ Av/jk. Japanese Tussore Silfc.\ ?7-inch. 3/11 New Plymoutti Eltham Inglewood Howero Stratford Wanganui.
301 INVEST IN BOOTS AND SHOES. HOME MARKETS REPORT BIG RISE IN PRICESBUY WHILE PRICES REASONABLE AT DOCKRILL'S. 5/9 Children's Tan Strap Shoes—bargains. 10/9 Ladies' House Shoes, straps or slip on—, serviceable. 18/6 Ladies' Lace Shoes, no toe caps—very conn forta'ule. 26/6 Gents' Glace Derby Boots—splendid value* All Black Football Boots and Gents' Evening Shoe? now on hand. Fine range of Slippers—inspection invited. Sole agent in New Plymouth for Crockett and Jones' "Health Brand Footwear." DOCKRILL'S, Devon Street, ' lEEE QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, TELEPHONE No. 433, New Plymouth. =SIE3OK=3=
CHOICE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 65 ACRES. "yERY choice little dairy farm, situated at Bell Block; the ideal home for the beautiful Jersey cow; very lich soil, well grassed, 10 paddocks; liandy to cheese factory and school, also railway station; will carry 30 cows; new house of 5 rooms, cowshed and all necessary outbuildings; beach land, warm and well sheltered. Price, £75 per acre; £OOO cash, balance at 5j per cent. Can recommend this. 110 ACRES. gPLENDED dairy farm, all dead level, well watered, 12 paddocks; situated i mile from factory, handy to school and railway station; good metalled road'; will carry 40 cows; abundance of feed. This farm is well sheltered, grows splendid turnip crops. I can with confidence recommend this. farm. Absolutely cheap at £42 10s per acre, with £OOO cash. 200 ACRE& t jpIBST-CLASS dairy farm; all level art sown down in best English grasses; 10 subdivisions; 100 acres already been under the.plough; 1J miles to cheete factory and school; will carry from 60 to 70 t6ws; tWo housea: one new houseof 4 rooms, and 7-ropmed house; 8 bail cowshed. This property is well farmed and is now carrying 54 cows, 6 horses and bull; wintered 90 head last season. Price, only £27 per acre; £7OO cash, balance 5J per cent. worth in< specting. Note.—Having bad 25 years practical knowledge of Taranaki Land Values, I am therefore in a position to Mcompiena clients where best to purchase. Iwill show you returns and finance you for stock if required, E. JACKSON, Telephone 575 COMMISSION AGENT opp. Criterion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH, Box 39
Slag! Slag! Slag! I have been fortunate in semiring a small shipment of the celebrated, HIGH GRADE "LEEDS" SLAG-—the Slag which so materially increased tho milk production of Taranalu—due to arrive at Moturoa, by direct steamer, early in September, v, ' The ANALYSIS of this. shipment is the same as in'former years, viz., 18-20 PER CENT PHOSPHORIC ACID. To those who have already booked their orders, it will be a satisfaction to know that "LEEDS" Slag is actually cheaper than inferior grades (now being manufactured in the United Kingdom) at less money: therefore, the intelligent farmer when comparing the analysis and price of tlio respective brands, will readily 1 Wcognise that one ton of "LEEDS" Slag is worth nearly two tons of a mis-named cheaper article, analysing, say, 10-12 percent. v,;..; As only a limited quantity of my shipment is now unsold, it <{s advisable to ORDER AT ONCE, NEWTON KING, New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, Kaponga and Manaia. Chief Dominion Agent for "LEEDS" BASIC SLAG,
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EE-OPENING PRIVATE HOSPITAL. jipntSE BENNETT, Inglewood, wishes to notify the public that she has the services of a trained hospital nurse (certificated) to assist her in the tb« institntlon.
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1919, Page 6
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