Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1919, Page 4

Whites Having purchased the adjoining business carried on by Mrs. M. J. Thompson, they have opened up with a, superb stock of LADIES' HAND BAGS, ART NEEDLEWORK, ANTIMONY WARE. —and general— FANCY GOODS. The stock, together with new indents of the latest British Toys, make a great display. The large upstairs showroom in their own building, will be a veritable NEW PLYMOUTH. H. Wells &. Co., WAITAKA. Can supply highest grade Ready-to Wear Suits. Superior cut —good material and serong linings. Prices—4, 5, 6, 7 gns. SELECT EARLY FOR 'XMAS Box 34 ■Phone 48 FAEMS FOE SALE. 1 I,A ACRES of good grazing land, 10 A - tV miles from New Plymouth; carried 2J sheep to the acre during the winter; title L.I.P. Goodwill £5 15s per acre. A 1 -gain. K A ACRES, 5 miles from New Ply- "" mouth, handy to factory. Price £lB. OAA ACRES of good fattening land **"" on good metalled road; no weeds; six-Toomed house. Price £3O per acre, Cash £2OOO, balance 5 years at 6 per cent. F. H. JELLYMAN, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Agent for Reid & Gray Farm Implements Pure Worsted Grey Pinhead. "Hello! You have got some of the good old stuff at last." That was the remark of one warehouseman to another in Wellington last week. "Yes! but it's all sold." We had bought thjem some The cloths referred to vers 7 pieces of Pure Worsted Grey Pinheads. Each Piece a different shade. All Pieces of one* quality. No better cloth leaves the Old Country. It builds up well. There is not a cloth made tbiat will wear better. They are neat (and quiet in design. we take your order for after Christmas! MODERN TAILORS, 'BESLEY'S" New Plymouth