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Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1920, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. 4 £E THE PALATINE, New Plymouth.l Men's heavy all-wool Kaiapoi Sing lets 8s Cd and 10s Od; underpants U - I match same price. c.n 3 A. T tlle Palatine.—Girls' gabardii: ,', trench coats from 59s 6d to 795. . 1 —y_ g° o<l __l'ne- c.i i A' 1 ' Ttle Ratine—Boys' "Fish" bran v oilskin coats from 20s to 325; otln t ' brands from 21 s 9d. c.n 1 Ihe Palatine.—A splendid lot o . ' men's pyjamas from 14s 9d; men', I woollen sos 2s «u, cotton sox Is 3d am Is 6d. 0 „ r J\_*- -tie Palatine—A splendid lot a, ~ men's boxed suits, including some ol , the famous Prestwell brand. -I ine Palatine—All their workin _ j shirts are marked cousiderahly lowei than the persent wholesale prices, c.n r A T 'The Palatine—Men's Colonial twee . I overcoats from £5-5s in single an . double-breasted shanes. C.i A f The Palatine.—Woollen scarve i. 4s lid, 0s lid and 13s Od; men' ~ coat sweaters from 2fis; Kaiapoi rug ' 37s fid. C.i The Palatine.—Silk Collars Is lid linen collars is 3d, Police brace* ~ I3s lid, men's Harvard shirts Ss 3d. c.n A -T The Palatine.—Men's superior oilj canvas coats 79s Od; rain's coai sweaters from 20s. c.n i J.lie Palatine.—Mens gabardine ~ " trench coats from five guineas; men's Raglan coats from £3 10s. c.n hats in dark and light greys, fawns, and browns from 12s Od to 15s 6d. c.n, > wide, brown and fawn. Very rea- '. sonable. Household Stores. - JJYEFOAM SOAP that instantly dyes as it washes. No rubbing, strain--1 ing or streaking. Sixpence a cake.--Household Stores. e.n. CEAORASS Squares, G x 0, 9 x 9, 9 x r 10. TheSe goods are scarce. Call early at Household. JJEAUTiFUL lot of Photo Frames, hold 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 photos. Prices from . Is lid. Household Stores. e.n. . I) LIBBER Heels, ladies', all sizes, Od per pair; gents' Is per pair at the ; Household Stores, New Plymouth. e.n. t QPLENOID. line of Kapoc, also flax , mattresses, at the Household • Stores. - ■ Easiest prices. c.u, CEAURAHS Runners by the yard, 24in. U at 3s 9d yard; 27-in. 4s Od. Nice blue and fawn shades. Household Stores. ' 'iT"o" opened—2 sizes in teapots, ; ?i enamelware, English and American, ■ siiamel! ; mips and candlesticks. Low prices.—Household Stores. Xt EVv Carpet Squares and new Hearth Rugs just opened at the Household Stores. See those. e.n. npiCA Sets, Cups apd Saucers and' English Dinner Plates iusfc oneneil; nil yACUETTE Carpet Sweepers have arrived.—Arnold and Co., Carter's Buildings. f.n. yACUETTE Carpet Sweepers are very simple; a child can n them; no wires required.—Arnold and Co. f.n. ™ supply at Arnold and Co.'s. fn. MIXED Paint, in any quantity, readv for use.—At Arnold and Co.'s. fn. JPECIAL Roof Paints, ready for use At Arnold and Co.'s. f.n. SOMETHING RARE. A DAIRY FARM AT A PRE-WAR PRICE. ' GOING CONCERN IN FAMOUS WAIKATO. 14g ACRES, 100 acres of which is rich alluvial flats, originally kahikatea bush, 130 acres good grass, l - 5 acres turnips, balance drained swamp; well-watered and fenced, 14 paddocks; 4roomed house, 4-bail cowshed, separator room (concreted), cart shed, etc. , The price includes 40 cows, 0 yearlings, calves, 1 bull, horse, pigs, and a large range of implements, milking plant. WILL MILK 00 COWS. PRICE, £4O per acre; £2OOO cash We have guaranteed to 'sell this property because we recognise it as a cheap proposition. It is too good to be long on the market, so communicate immediately with SETTLERS' AGENCY WARD STREET, HAMILTON. GOOD PRODUCTIVE LAND. An opportunity is offered a Discriminating Land Buyer to secure at a cheap cost — 2000 ACUKS > more or Joss, Land Transfer Title, 9CO acres in good grass, 400 acres flat and swamp, balance mostly undulating; about twothirds plougliiiblo. Five-roomed house, wash-house, every convenience, 'phone installed, 3-stall stable, chaff room, man's room, first-class wool shed, yards and dip, also implement shed. Good fencing and gates, encircling 12 subdivisions. Railway station on property, sale yards, store and post office.adjoining, Carrying capacity 1000 sheep and 200 mixed cattle. Price £8 10s per acre, bedrock. This is an undoubted bargain for a practical man. Any bona fide buyer could easily improve value to at least £ls per acre at small cost. Further details on application to— ' DARBY & FINDLATER LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS,