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Taranaki Daily News, 9 October 1920, Page 6

PRESENTING—AN ALLURING SELECTION OF SPRING S SUMMER DRESS GOODS Women are all naturally very keen at present to acquire a new Spring and Summer Frock, and this assembly of PRETTY VOICES, ZEPHYRS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS, ETC. will give them a welcome idea of the correct materials for the new seasons. THE GOOD VALUES, THE EFFECTIVE COLORINGS, and THE APPARENT QUALITY will make it hnrd for any wide-awake woman to resist a purchase. SECURE YOUR PIECE TO-DAY J Vy. & A. Amhury Ltd UEVGN STREET NEW PLYMOUTH Painters' Special, We have just landed full stockß of PAINTERS' OVERALLS & COATS: These goods have been almost unprocurable for some months put, and you are well advised to secure a new outfit before present stocks are exhausted. PRICES:— COATS * ONLY f/\\ EACHSVXRaUS AT (J/6 AND 10/11 COME EARLY AND SECURE YOURS. Howell & Howell, THE MEN'S WEAR STORE. HEVON ST. CENTRAL NEW PLYMOUTH. J & 'araers -Proof Corse, Vn VOU will lose the beautiful lines of your figure unless Nature is helped to maintain tliem. gorgets' are wonderfully adapted to the gentle art of figure-moulding. They are so made that they mould 1 he figure in the most graceful and iovely lines. Obtainable in back and front lacing. Guaranteed not to Rutt, Break or Tear. n SPLENDID MIXED FARMING PROPERTY. 494 ACRES Freehold, 45G acres in tin best English grasses; 50 acres flat, 390 undulating, balance good hills. Post and wire fences, all in the best of order, and sheep proof. Wei! watered by good streams. Wintered 600 sheep, 70 head cattle from 1 to 4 years olfl, 37 dairy cows, besides horses. Vive-roomed residence, 6-bail 'cowshed «'!>nercfßd with 3-c-ow milking plant, separator, engine and separator room, stable, 'trapshed, barn, voolshed with shearing machines and good s'neep yards. There is a good metalled road to the gate. Eleven miles railway station. Cream motor waggon passes the gate daily. This property has never been top-dressed, and is in splendid heart. PRICE £ls per acre, including milking plant and also shearing machines. No. 392. GOOD DAIRY FARM, HANDY TO AUCKLAND. 156 freehold, all in good English grasses, well fenced and watered by permanent streams Well built lesidence, cowshed concreted, 3-stall stable, barn, hay-loft.-implement shed, granary, and inai.'s room. ®our miles from Pukekohe railway-station, 2 miles from factory, school, store and church. No mortgage. This excellent farm has been worked by the present owner for the past 20 years. PRICE £7O per acre. Terms can be arranged. ■ No. 455 hauraki Plains. ACRES, Freehold, a tip-top piece of Heavy Drained Swamp; 130 acres in grass, balance in roagh feed. Six-roomed residence with all accessary outbuildings, also milking plant. PRICE £47 per acre. No. 333 lAYBOURNE. BOSS' & WHYTE. - WARD STREET, 'PHONE 589, P.O. BOX .188, HAMILTON. tea; In the days of Sir Francis Drake. % Tea first became known in England towards the end of the 16th century. In those stirring times when England's sailors swept the seas a chest of Tea was a more valued Erize than many a trinket wrested from the aughty Spaniard. A.:id yet money could not Troy any tea that would compare with EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE Just as "Amber Tips" is superior to the tea of Drake's days so too does it to-day hold pride of place over other brands. One trial will prove its merits —t)est it to-night. J MM