Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 6 August 1919, Page 2

Moray's Great Peace Sale makes War on High Prices! For taany yeari we havs beetf t&Wfy tiling in theae columns. Yon have Iw« lleved our statements because ml hav# nlwayß "studc" to the troth t Now W» advise you to fray M much as yott can, for prices will never be as lon again. In twelve months' time the I* grtls will be all on yoar tide if foil OIM the money saving chances ttiis tale fere you—for these prices will bemaeß I HERE ARE MORE SALE ITEMSP•YonIy, Grey Tweed Costume; large-size? f£4 68; 1 only, Grey Check Costume; £4 7s 6d; now 632. 1 only, Black Serge Costume; W. size; £5 6s; 6d, 1 only, Block Bealette Coat; trimmed with fur; (£i Ss; 1 only, Black taffetta Frock; £5 ISs; now 965. Come to-day. orto-moirow, but ore '"HIGH-CLASS DRAPERS" NEW PLYMOUTH fISH^ Sportsmen Look! This season's cartridges just arrived. Winchester Smokeless Ballistite .......«..«*;* • 7/6 box 2i Winchester New Rival 8/> box 86 N.M.C., New Rival 6/« boi'2B Ball Cartridges, all sizes, 22c to 44c, at lowest prices. Bellringer Brothers Limited, NEW PL TIIOCTE Red Post Furniture is of such high quality that it more than merits its popularity, always DESERVES YOUR PREFERENCE. Each piece is artistically designed and built from carefully (elected tin 4 bers by skilled craftsmen. Not only for its fcauty, but BECAUSE OF THE SOLID SERVICE IT WILL GIVE, Red, Post Furniture should find a place in your home* A visit to our Showrooms will best prove our values. The Red Post Furnishing Coy., Ltd., NEW PLYMOUTH AND INGLEWOOD. Slag! Slag! Slag! I have been fortunate in securing a small shipment of the celebrated, HIGH GRADE "LEEDS" SLAQ~~the Slag which so materially increased the milk production of Taranaki—due to arrive at Moturoa, by direct .. steamer, early in September. The ANALYSIS of this shipment is the same as In formtt years, fit, 18-20 Pfcß 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 i thew« fore, the intelligent farmer when comparing the analysis and price of the respective brands, will readily recognise that one ton of "LEEDS* Slag ia worth nearly two tons of a mis-named cheaper article, analysing, ' say, 10-12 per cent. As only a limited quantity of my shipment is now unsold, it ia advisable to ORDER AT ONCE. NEWTON KING, New Plymouth, Ingiewood, Stratford, Kaponga and Martala. Chief Dominion Agent for "LEEDS" BASIC SLAG.