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Taranaki Daily News, 7 May 1920, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. \y ANTED.—See Special Window pure New Zealand Wool Costumes, thirteen sizes, six guineas; assorted shades. —Ambury's, New Plymouth. d.y. {jORRIGALL'S—Private and stage dancing, The Comic Entertainer, Best "ill Book, All Sorts of Dialogues, How »-_, Make Evenings Go, Country School Dialogues, Drawing Kooin Gaines. Jia'sy P r ! c *s. e .e. Birthday Books, Confessions of My riends, My Favorites. All prices, e.e. y AOUKTTE Carpet Sweepers have ar~ .*' rived.—Arnold 'syid Co., Ironmongers. yACUETTE Carpet Sweepers are light and easy running, a child can use them.—Arnold and Co,. Devon St. yACUETTE Carpet Sweepers may be used in any room, no electric wires required.—Arnold and Go. - yACUETTE Carpet Sweepers will re- „ move dust, etc., from underneath the furniture and deposit it in-a bag with If-elosing mouth.—Arnold and, Co. g!H(3^S T 10. These goods are scarce. Call early at Household. « QOCOANUT matting—,|-yard wide, , scarce line. Seagrass runners, 24in at 3/3; 27un 4/6.—Household. JUST opened, a line of Dress Hampers, leather corners, good; all prices. Household Stores. en 1, 2, 3, 4 and f> photos. Pru,.., ~„.., Is lid. Household Stores. c.n. pUMETrHeTl^ladies^in pair: gents' 1/- per pair at the Household Stores, New Plymouth. e.n. SPLENDID line of Kapoc, nlso flax mattresses at the Household Stores. Easiest prices. e.n. TTAIR brooms, special varieties and sizes from 3/6. Special prices to clear. e.n. seats, very scarce, just opened at the Household Stores. Call earlv. "YTEW .tea sets, jugs a splendid line, just opened up at the Household Stores. , e.n. A LARGE variety of fruit bowls from 3/9. N>-e line. Come eariy to the Household Stores. c.n. AX The Palatine, New Plymouth.— Men's heavy cotton Sox 1/3 per pair. A really good wearer. e.n.

AT The Palatine—Wool and cotton Underpants 4/11 to 7/fi; wool and cotton Singlets, 5/6 to 9/6. AT The Palatine—Abort 36 Men's odd Vests, good all wool tweed, onlv 11/9. i. me MiMuic.-mens ivaiapoi tweed Hats' in a great variety of all wool tweed from 11/6 to 15/6. i j.uc jruiuune—coys- superior Uilskin Coats from 25/- to 30/-; Oilskin Hats 3/11. T The Palatine—Boys' all wool grey and heather jerseys 9/6, and a liner grade at 10/9. i the Palatine—Men's all wool-Coat Sweaters, in grey, blue, and brown thades at 25/- to 50/-. J. uiciawuue. —mens Tennis ismrts 8/11 to 12/6; Men's Xeglige Shirts 8/0 to 13/6. 10/6 to 25/-, in blacks, greys and browns. x aae xaiiume—iviens superior Oilskin Coats from 35/- to 42/-;MMessn s s best canvas Coats 79/fi. i iiie jriiiiiune—mgn grade ready-to-wear suits from £5 10s to £7 15s. Get in early. * j.iiu ± aiaune— a lew ladies' Swanndri Coats in stylish shapes and colors, also a few men's coats. The Palatine—Men's trench Coats from £5 ss; men's gabardine Raincoats from 75/-; men's tweed Overcoats from 90/-. TO SUIT RETIRED FARMER OR BUSINESS MAN. I?QAA.— Six-roomed house, every modern convenience, electric light, including garage; commanding an unsurpassable view that can never be blocked; J-acre; 2 minutes of Post Office.

Q.ENUINE.— A beast to 2 acres for £52 an acre. Only £IOOO cash. This property is on a metalled road, is close to factory, school, township and sale-yard; ; is well watered; good shelter; has never been milked on; a great growth of cocksfoot. Owner erecting house and sheds. Terms exceptionally easy. Jgg ACRES.—A snug little farm, well watered; will carry 100 head of grown cattle easily; has not been milked on for, I believe, about 8 years. Has every convenience. Concrete shod; i mile to school and P.O. About 1 mile to factory. Mortgages just over £IOOO. 1 AOk ACRES in rainy area, carrying u 80-90 head. A beautiful little farm, with every convenience; well watered and well sheltered. Any of the neighbors will tell you what the farm is. About one mile to school, factory, and post office. Has a lovely home of 7 rooms with all conveniences, bathroom, etc. Splendid grounds, well sheltered; ideal shed, machines new. Price £55 per acre, £2450 cash. J have sub-agencies throughout Taranaki, which will enable me to dispose of your farm in the shortest possible time. You can rely on fairness and not being deceived. Retiring farmers will do well to inspect my list of town properties from Hawera to New Plymouth. ■ J. A: KNIGHT LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. , DEVON STREET, STEW ItfYMOLTII. (Over 'feed's, Chemist), BOX 236. Agent for National Mutual Insurance, i ' Life and Endowment. PRINTING.—We do all kinds of printing. Consult us when next you re quire printing work, Daily Newi Jobbing. ,