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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1921, Page 8

Further Enormous Reductions at the Melbourne’s Great Mid-winter Sale STOCK MUST BE REDUCED. PONDER THESE BARGAINS: JAPANESE WHITE SILK. BLACK TAFFETAS. LADIES’ RAINCOATS. Grand Quality and full Lovely silk material 40 Very smart, with large ten. momme weight. inches wide . Splendid convertible collar, douWas 7/11 yd. 27 inches heavy make. Reduced 1)1 '' breaste d and beltwide, Reduced to 3/9 from' 27/6. Now 15/g Yd. 105/Now— S Unlined 55/CREPE DE CHINE. "S.S.S.” DRILL. Lined 59 G 10 Momme weight. 29 inches wide. Nothifvelj- quality, 40 inch, ing better made. Good MEN’S RAINCOATS. _wide. Was l;>/6 yd. dye and rema j ns so fp Another lot, even betntute or colored. Reduced from 5/6 yd. ter than those sold last Reduced to 7/fJ Yd. „ r.,-.-. week. Reduced from Now 2' 11 Yd- 69/6, Come early. CREPE DE CHINE. , _ Now REDUSO” CORSETS. Finest quality 10 MEN’S PYJAMAS, ‘momme, Japanese, Famous D. & A. make. Bought “job” from a anake. 40 inches wide. British built and ex- hard-up maker. These An black or white only. tremely popular. No, were selling at 19/6 a ’Was 22/6 yd. 698. Were 355. few weeks ago. Reduced to 11/6 Yd. Now 22/6 Reduced to 10/6 suit.

Tor ,b —"2i YOUR OPPORTUNITY! Hundreds of Real Bargains I in High-Grade Footwear >&/'•* I | SPECIAL REDUCTIONS for I FOOTBALL WEEK BJust to Hand—Crockett & Jones’ English Boots; also largo assortment of English Slippers. INSPECTION INVITED. Sole Agents Hew Plymouth Di at rict for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BEANB FOOtWEAR. OTi OK" I? II I QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, O TELEPHONE No. 43 3, Devon Street New Plymouth. ESSS

Some Choice Properties for Sale. ■/t? ACRES, very choice and highly im-i 131 ACRES.—A well-improved Dairy;-. -a a ACRES, choice da! ■ farm; 60 ‘ U proved Dairy Farm, situated near | Farm on good metalled road t acres have been ploughed and Beil Block. Land is of exceptional qual- nPar t '? s, ' a ™ ast > Oman, portion re -grassed. Sub-divided nto 12 welltty. Splendidly fenced, subdivided into been ploughed and renewed Well fenced: fent . ed paddoeks; good dwelling house of 16 paddocks; swing gates, totara posts.l ha ’“F to =>cho°l and factory; 13 g rooms; cowshed with concrete floor, water laid on to ail paddoeks; 6-roomed i - n , a<l ? ock ?> K” 0 * 1 house ot ® r “,° J mS ’ wnl earry 40 cows. Handy f. s.hool, dwelling-house. Up-to-date concrete an ‘l ai * necessary outbuildings.. A f ac tory, and railway station, on good floor cowshed with machines, and eon-!' val J sheltered 'arm. .Vould suit man me talled road. This is a well-sheltered ?r?te yards. Implement shed, barn, pi<r- Wlth fami • -Stock, grade Jersey cows, f arm> ant i we ll situated. Very Cheap at styes and runs. Half-mi’e from far corv 1 ” e taken at valuation. Ince only £47 p er acre £B5O CASH. ind railway station. 1 mile from school. - per a '* r€; AbJO cash. ill consider q « ACRES, situated 4 miles from Nov Sood metalled road. Now carrying 35 for smaller tarm. Splendid •-/-* Plymouth; 1 mile to Bell Block jrade Jersey cows, 2 horses 1 bull. Re-! value: ‘factory, quarter-mile to school. Land turns are available. One of the best is all level find well improved; 45 acres farms in Taranaki. PRICE £ll5 PER; { vvpr [have. been ploughed and renewed. SixACRE; £l2OO CASH, balance 7 years at| A CHANCE -O MAKE MONEY. roomed dwelling-house, cowshed and all 6 per cent. : necessary outbuildings. Now carrying stock at valuation if required. 'F situated Bull« i2s cowf , L -> heifers . and 3 horses . PRICB Street, close to East End Reserve i s £45 pe r acre, £B3O CASH, balance 5 pi\- prm\liir\‘n THT4 [gate. Level section, suitable for twoiyears ar- 5 per cent. CA.N KtIWUIMU IHIS. . jeottages. Very Che .p at £250. f CHEAP AND GOOD. NOTE.—I have on my Land Register Dairy Farms, Sheep Runs, and Town Properties for sale on firms to suit everyone. Purchasers of Dairy Farms will be own returns and advised where best to purchase. Thirty years’ practical experiences in Dairy Farming. E. JACKSON. Agent. WI LL HELP YOU TO MAKE MONEY. ■JOMMISSION AGENT- spp. Crit-erion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 575.

“ BEATRICE ” SEPARATOR. The finest machine yet produced; superior in every* detail. from the tinware to The bowl. Complete with its own gtand. and every c mvenience necessary for a Cream .Separator. Almost universally adopted last, reason for Honu* Separation. Sizes from 32 to 100 gallons for hand or power. For particulars, write, wire or ’phone B. HARKNESS, BOX 131. 'PHONE 16. STRATFORD. AGENT FOR TARANAKI

HELPS TO FARMERS’ Have YOU Used NEALE’S VETERINARY REMEDIES? IF NOT, WHY NOT? NEALE’S METHODS ASSURE HEALTHY HERDS. W HY use quack remedies when you can procure a fully qualified Veterinary Surgeon’s Remedies at the same prices? > THEY ARE: NEALE’S CLEANSING DRENCH, price 1/6 per packet, 17/- dozen. NEALE’S CALVING DRENCH, price 1/6 per packet, 17/- dozen. NEALE’S PARALYSIS POWDERS, price 1/6 per packet, 17/- dozen, NEALE'S VETERINARY' LINIMENT, price 4/6 bottle, 52/- dozen. NEALE’S MAMMITIS REMEDY, price 4/6 per bottle. 52/- dozen. NEALE’S MAMMITIS SYRINGE, price 7/6 each. NEALE’S SCOUR MIXTI RE, price 5/6 per bottle. 63/- dozen. NEALE’S RAPID BLISTER, price 3/6 per bottle, 40/- dozen. NEALE’S SLOW-ACTING BLLS TER, price 3/6 p. jar, 40/- dozen. Stocked by all stores and chemists, or procurable, FREIGHT PAID, direct from the sole manufacturers: DOWLING’S PHARMACY HIGH STREET HAWERA. Write to us for particulars, and so avail yourself of the services of the LATE MAJOR 0. R. NEALE, M.R.C.V.S,

“What Are We Waiting For Now?’’ Our Cars to be Renovated by HUNT & KORFF MOTOR METAL EXPERTS, LIARDET STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH r PHE only Firm in Taranaki that can make and repair Radiators, Mudguards. Bonnets, Panels, Lamps, etc., satisfactorily. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. L: A. NOLAN & CO., HIDE. WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS Next Sale July 9. Advice Cards and La ela on Application.

TO THE RESIDENTS OF OPUNAKE AND RAHOTU. f -■ npHE Legal Practice of the late Mr. G. D. Gow having been acquired by me, will in future be carried. ■ ■on under my personal supervision. Mr. iR. E. Baey.ertz, of my Kaponga Of lice. I and formerly of the Public Trust Office. 1 Christchurch, will reside at Opunake as Manager, and will attend at RAHOTU {on Sale Days. A First Grade ; Native Interpreter will attend at the office periodically or by appointment. 11 HAROLD B. GIBSON. Solicitor. Kanonga ami. Op»nake.