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Taranaki Daily News, 28 July 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. gjPECIAL reduction of pri?e on all Millinery Trimmings and a few Hats; also job line of 54-ineh Serge, at Miss Hunt’s, Corner Devon and Gover Streets. a.n. jjISS Hunt will be at St. John’s Hall, Waitara, Saturday, July 30, at 1.30, to arrange Millinery ami Dress-making classes. a>n (Hospital) Bedsteads, double and. single oak and rimu bedsteads (newest designs), patent nonsag wire matt reuses.—Martin and Co.’s Alteration Sale—where ■ furniture is cheaper—Devon Street. c.w % N & CO.'S Alteration EiTSPWhere Furnishings of quality are being sold at considerable reductions.— Next Hoffmann’s, Devon Street. c.w. Beds, full size 39s 6d; 3 feet, 33s Gd; settees and squabs complete, £4 15s; seagrass chairs, 29s Gd.— At Martin and Co.’s Salo, Devon Street. c.w. Oak and Rimu, imcommon variety, at cut prices during alterations.—Martin and Co.’s, Furnishers, Devon Street. c.w. jgURL.vP, all colors, Tapestry Table Covers, shadow tissues, cretonnes, casement cloth, from 2s Gd yard.—At Martin and Co.'s Reduction Sale. c.w & CO.’S Furniture, superior in quality, cheap in price.—Reduction Sale now on—Devon Street. c.w. CHILDREN’S Cots, with Wire” Mattress, 37s Gd; .Kapok Mattresses, 18s Gd; Cot Quilts, 9s Gd; High Chairs, 32s 6(L—Martin and Co., Devon Street. c.w. I'lN & CD. invite inspection and encourage comparison, in quality as well as price.—Cabinetmakers and Furnushers, Devon Street. Central. c.w. Seagrass Squares, finest.' quality, from 355; carpets (large sizes), £6 JOs; floor rugs (good selection) from 12s 9d.—Martin and Co., Devon Street. c.w. yUHEN Furnishing, consult Martin and Co., Devon Street Central. c.w. J/JARTIN CO. sell it for less.—Alteration Sale now on.—Next HoP.‘mann’s. Devon Street. c.w. ATARTIN & CO. make all classes of A Furniture to order, cheap for cash. —Cabinetmakers, Devon Street. e.vz. Repair Work bitild ing ' trade, in all branches, country or town work. Estimates given.—HUNT & BEALE, c/o Taranaki Agencies, Ltd., Brougham Street, or e/o Vogeltown Store. , ANTED Known.—W~have a large local eonnectioi have sold our but- 1 te.r, and can do with more cream. High-I cst price given. Particulars Box 185,1 Maoriland Dairy Co., Wanganui. Repairs and Altera- j ' tiojis neatly done; sash cords re-1 newed; windows glazed; plumbing work 1 attended to; ladders, etc., made to or-| tier; jobbing work a specialty.—Chas. I flingston, King Street.

£^_RA MAPHONE Records.—New sh’ipment of Zonophone Records just arrived at Collier’s Music Warehouse. OOUNTRY’ People.—For a good meal —well cooked, nicely served, prompt attention, visit Everybody’s Restaurant, next Criterion Hotel*, when in New Plymouth. J_£ ART'S Cut-rate Prices.—Black - and gold decorated Teapots, English, large sizes, from 4/1 1; Blue Band Teacups and Saucers, 7s half dozen; large Glass Jugs 3/6. START’S Prices.—Safety Matches, 2 dozen 1/1; Barilla Soap lOd; Cuticnra 1/3; Fancy Soap 9d per box. JpACE Creams.—Pond’s, lejlma, Stern's Peroxide, Brunner’s, and all leading makes. 1/11, at Hart’s. AL Creams—Colgate's large size 1/6, Kolynos 1/4, Euthymol 1/3, Yardley's Is, Lever’s Is 4d, at Hart’s. CIGARETTES.—Three cts 1/3, State Express 2 for 1/11. Clarence 2 for 1/1, Chairman 2 for lid, Havelock. Derby, High Admiral, Lucy Hinton Tobaccos, 1/5 packet, at Hart’s.' TTART’S Cut Prices.—Solid Leather Music-Cases 3/11, 4/11 each; Ladies’ Handbags, solid leather, rtiade by JIJA’VYRE’S —Glassware of every de-1 scription.- Salad Bowls, Comforts,. Tumblers; full stocks Chambers, Veget- I able Dishes. Sale, 10 per cent off. e.n. TJfAWKE’S—Large stock Aluminium,! Iron and Enamel Saucepans, Odd 1 Chips. Largest stock crockery in Tarn - i na.ki; cheapest prices. Sale, 10 per cent off- e.nj J-£AWKE’S, New Plymouth; also In- i glewood—Cheapest prices; Cutlery I (all kinds), Kitchenware. Basketware,' Leather Goods. Sale, 10 per cent off. e.n. I ££AWKE r S.—Toilet Sets, complete, £2 < 4s Gd; Dinner Sets, 32 pieces, £2 IGs 9d. Sale' prices. e.n. TTAW'KF/S.—Crockery Mixing Bowl ; full stock Winter, Games, I/G and 9d. e.n. Ihl AWKii'S guarantee iheir prices ~adl round as being Cheapest in North Island; packing in cases free, delivery in town. Sale, .10 per cent. off. e.n. XJAWKE’S, Inglewood and New Ply- ' mouth—Public invited to inspect; no obligation to buy. We want yon to • see prices and stock. Salo, 10 per cent, j off. e.n. I TTAWKE'S Rustless Cutlery; sale price. Tables 31/6, Desserts 29/3, half dozens; stock limited. e.n. l-TAWIx E'S.- i'kvry M’xiiiu ,|;<>'VN: full stock Winter Games. 9d and , 1/6. ' e.n. I rjAOonrßßU’Sliks that do the Tvorkf I All English make and stand the I hard service. From 1/6 up. Friendly j Societies’ Dispensary.

T)AR.EX Baby Powder.—Soothing to the most tender skin; largo tins 1/6 at Friendly Societies’ Dispensary. £>EEF, Iron and Wine Tonic. —For after “'flu.” effects. Try it; 6s large bottie. Friendly Societies’ Dispensary TIRESCR J PTIONS carefully and accur- • ately dispensed at tlu* Friendly So- <■ ietios' Dispelisary. r pABLE and Hanging Lamps and Kerosene Heaters.—At Arnold and Co.’s. ’V'?CUi.ETTE Carpet Sweepers are very ¥ simple; a child can use them; no wires required.—Arnold and Co. . d.n. feHERWTN-WILTjAMS Mixed "Paint,' in any quantity; ready for use. —At ’ Arnold