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Taranaki Daily News, 30 May 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. pHE B.K. stocktaking Sale is now on. Bargains in Books, Stationery, Ladies’ Handbags, Purses, Toys, etc. P-HE B.K. Stocktaking Sale. —School Blocks 3 for Is, Memorandum Books 9d per dozen, Blotting Paper 12 Sheets for 1/4, Exercise Books 8 x 10, containing 32 pages ruled both sides, 2/6 per dozen. Jt>lG Bargain. Days at the B.K. Bool; shop.—Back numbers of Magazines, usual prices from Is to 2s 3d, are being sold at 6d each. 1~ OOK at this.—A Stationery Box containing 80 leaves of note and 50 envelopes of the highest quality will be sacrificed for 2s 6d at the B.K. BookShop’s Sale. rpHINK of it! Colonial Libraries which formerly cost you 6s each, are selling at 2s each, or 18s per dozen, at the B.K. Sale. VVATCH our Windows. —The prices are absolutely the lowest possible. Crinkled Tissue in all shades at 6 rolls for 2s 6d.—The B.K. Sale. (JAN you beat this: A British self-fill-ing Fountain Pen, with a gold nil), for 7s each. Ask for a “Centaur”. At the B.K. Bookshop’s Great Sale. 1 ARGE Selection of Diaries at halfprice. A rare offer at the B.K. Bookshop’s sale. about Bargains! Our windows are full of them. Sacrificial reductions in everything. The B.K. Sale. ■MILLINERY! Special prices and special display for Friday shoppers. Inspect Mrs. Pellew’s .Showrooms, d.w. TMTILLINERY! Shapes and shades ’ suitable to all. Very pretty and reasonable.—Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. TMTILLINERY! A very liberal discount of 25 per cent, off all purchases on Friday and Saturday at Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w. 11/riLLIN.ERY! Lovely Velour and Beaver Hats, and all imported Models, at a reduction of 25 per cent.—Mrs. Pellew’s. Showrooms. d.w. T> EDI/CTION in price of all Millinery and Trimmings at Miss Hunt's, corner Cover and Devon Streets; ten days only. / d.w. SHOWS.

WHEN IN TOWN TO-DAY REME M B E R REME M B E R REME M B E R TO MAKE YOUR ENTRIES FOR THE WINTER SHOW WINTER SHOW <FHE office of the Society in Currie Street (Collett and Co.’s Buildings) will be open till 9 p.m. to-night. ALL ENTRIES WILL CLOSE TODAY (SATURDAY),, at 5 p.m. WILLIAM'P. OKEY, Secretary. P.O. Box 18, ’Phone 87, New Plymouth.

THIS WEEK’S CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. JTVERYONE is looking for . bargains these days, and we are doing our best to offer ’em. How do these strike you? — 1920 MAXWELL: Only done .4000 miles, is up to date ana with good tyres. Electric light and self-starter, overhauled and re-painted, and is a sound proposition. This Car is really a bargain at £385. 1918 MAXWELL: Thus Car has been in the hands of a very careful owner and has done a small mileage—only 5079. Ho has bought a 7;seater Car from us. and after making a thorough examination of the Car, we allowed the owner £325 for it in part payment. We have spent £26 15s B<k_ on the Car in repainting and to replace anything that had the slightest semblance of being worn, so that we can guarantee the Car as good as new.

We will sell this Car for £350, which is below our cost, and give any reasonable terms for payment. All the Tyres are practically new, and the Electric Light and Starter in firstclass order. These propositions are really worth close inspection, as we can honestly recommend them as bargains. TYRES.—We are stockists for Michelin Tyres, and carry full stocks of all sizes. Our prices are right, too. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM AND WANGANUI. New Plymouth Representative: P. A. Bulmer, c/o Jellyman’s Garage. PHONE NO. 504. YOUR ATTENTION; FORD CAR, 1918 5-seater,'‘ a positive snip, £lO5. STUDEBAKER 1918 seven-sea ter, electric light and starter; genuine and good; £3OO. DOUGLAS Motor Bike, three speed, first man with £57 10s gets a snip. INDIAN 7-9 Electric. Model, £95. 8.5. A., late model, £65. All the above are in first-class order. STAINTON & CO., NEW PLYMOUTH. ’Phones 732 & 190. P.O. Box 142.