fFERY DISTINCTIVE & ATTRACTIVE ARE THE NEW SEASON’S COSTUMES NOW SHOWING. jW a correct interpretation of the very latest trend in Costume styles, our display is one of special intertat to NEW PLYMOUTH LADIES. Several innovations in matters of detail are an- Vffiin ij_S f bodied, whilst i®iVw THE FABRICS ARE STRIKINGLY ATTRACTIVE A TASTEFUL. A wide variety of sizes and fabrics enables us to supply the right Costume to every patron. SPECIAL NAVY {lndigo dye), £ll Ils. TDIARU TWEEDS £6 15s.* Al 3 Sizes. W. & A. Ambury Ltd DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH
BEWARE BEWARE of Winter 'Chills p Fight the CHILLY BLASTS of Winter by enveloping your body in of our WEATHER-PROOF OVERCOATS- , Our prices are BELOW PRESENT-DAY COST, and our QUALITIES ARE RENOWNED. Let us demonstrate the SUPERIORITY of OUR GOODS before you go elsewhere. WE APPRECIATE YOUR INSPECTION. Howell & Howell, THE MEN’S WEAR STORE. DEVON ST. CENTRAL NEW PLYMOUTH.
?WHY WORRY ? WHEN YOU CAN GET DRAPERY, CLOTHING and BOOTS / AT YOUR OWN PRICE, AT HUGHSON'S Ltd. BAHOTU and OPUNAKE. Great Stock-Taking Slaughter THE SECOND WEEK .COMMENCES MONDAY MORNING, MAY 16th, with a Fresh Display. IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL & INSPECT OUR STOCKTAKING BARGAINS.
Faithfully-Finished Furniture JS half your Home. Now is your opportunity to secure it, for we are offering the whole of our large stock of durable house-furnishings at greatly reduced prices, prior to our removal to larger premises. Call in and inspect for yourselves. MODERN furnishers and Manin G> ' V/O. cabinetmakers. DEVON STREET (NEXT WEBSTER’S AUCTION MART).
NEW COSTUMES FOR HALF PRICE AT JON MARCHE KAPONGA. £l2 12s for £« «s £lO 10s for £5 5s £8 8s for £4 4s £7 10s for £3 las i £6 10s for £3 as £5 10s for £2 15s £4 10s for £2 5s Obtainable only from the BON MARCHE, ' ELTHAM AND KAPONGA. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT STRONG, WELL GROWN TREES OF PINUS MTRICATA, strong 2-year. 35s per 100, FINDS INSIGNES, strong Syr, for shelter, 30s per 100, £l2 10s per 1000. FINDS INSTGNUS, straight steins for timber, £lO 10s per 1000. EUCALYPTUS, ACACIA & TREE LUCERNE {in Boxes extra), 20s per 100. £7 10s 1000. OLEARIA (Golden Ake Ake), Eleagnus. Laurel, Escallaria and Privet, one year trees 25s 100, £lO 1000; 2yr trees 35s 100. CCFRESSUS MACROCARPA, 2-year trees, ■ttong, 35s per 100. CUPRDSSUS LAWSONIANA, 2yr trees, very scarce (3yr sold out), 40s per 100. BOXTHORN, strong, 30s 1000 in lots of 10,000. BARBERRY, one year (2yr sold out) 40s 100. FRUIT TREES, special picked trees, 3s each, 33s doz.; Commercial, 2s 6d each, 28s doz. LEMONS % ORANGES 4s to 5s each, 45s doz. Gooseberries & Rhubarb, strong. Is 3d each, 12s dot.; Roses, choice named, 2s each, 20s I doz.; Shrubs and Climbers, choice 3s each, I common 2s each, 20s dozen. Rhododendron. , strong, 3s 6d to 5s each. Book your orders now, whilst stocks are good. 1 Early planting is always the best. Catalogues upon application. DUNCAN y DAVIES, LTD., Exotic Nurseries, New Plymouth; W. PETTIGREW, Fairbank Nurseries, Stratford; G. H. MILLS, Nurseryman, Norman by; W. MOSS, Nuraeryman, Ngaere; and other Taranaki and
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 May 1921, Page 6
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518Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 16 May 1921, Page 6
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