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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1921, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. J OST—Between East Road and Skinner Road, Stratford, bundle of mot«u cycle tools. Reward on returning to News Office, Stratford. f.n, J OST—Between Kawaroa* Park and Fort Niger, double bar gold bro-och set with diamonds and sapphires. Reward at T. H. Batea’, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. f.e. FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC. ‘E’OR private sale, with small deposit, or exchange and. some each -—New bungalow of four large rooms and all modern conveniences, and eighth acre, laid out in nice garden and lawn, nea.r Fitzroy tram stop, for 5roomed house in good order and quarter acre, New Plymouth. Apply W.L.W. (owner)-, c/o News Office, New Plymouth. e.y. SALE—A 12-h.p, Crossley Gas Engine, complete with tank, gasbag and silencer. This engine is almost new and is in perfect running order. For price and particulars apply j. E. Nixon and Co,, Engineers, New Plymouth, a.y TpOR. SALE.—M.S. bats 45/-, 37/6; reblades 30/-, 25/-.—Draper, Waihola. il.t. YVANJ'ED —Larger Dairy Farm or Sheep and Cattle Country in exchange for 75 acres near New Plymouth.—R. A. Large, Estate Agent, New Plymouth.

HEIFERS FOR SALE. JpOß| SALE—Two Grade Jersey Heifers, calved few days. Apply “Suburban,” News Office, MISCELLANEOUS. J^OUND —£100,000 worth of old Hats to clean and re-block.—McCullough’s (opp. McNeill's Grocery). TV ANTED—Lovely Coat Frocks, all wool, 59/6; knitted silk, glorious colors, at Am bury >. e.y. i VVANTED—StyIish Costumes, suit a 1! tastes and figures, for summer, at! Ambury’s. e.y. VVANTED—Big shipment Horrockses Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirtings, and Towels; bottom prices, at Ambury’s. e.y. AN T El) —Fu 11 stocks of Corsets, UnT derclothing for women and children showing at Amhury’s. e.y. TV ANTED—Ladies’ and Misses' MillinI ’ ery all the latest. Kiddies outfits, at Ambury's. e.y. JpOUND —£100,000 worth of old Hats to dean and re-block, —McCullough’s (opp. McNeill’s Grocery). H AV ~ E you inspected the effective Broi- I dered Veils in many shades at Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w. rpHE Latest in Straws for the Spring & Summer. Wide selection at Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w. want you to call and see our d/T 1 play of choice Spring and Summer Millinery.—Mrs. Pellew. d.w. IVIDE Selection of Keady-to-wears and Untrimmed English and American Shapes and Styles at Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w. 'JMIIS Spring the Millinery ami Shade# are quite the prettiest we have ever offered.—Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms, d.w.

QUCH a glorious wealth of color in Trimmings, Fruits and Flowers for this season’s Millinery.—Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w.

QPRING Sunshine makes you wish for Spring Millinery. Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms are ablaze with charming tints and shapes. d.w. YVE extend our cordial invitation to every lady to see our Spring Millinery for herself. Millinery to suit everyone.—Mrs. Pellew. d.w.

JF you are not just sure of what you would like in New Spring Millinery, we may be able to advise you.—Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w.

JpOUND —£100,000 worth of old Hats to clean and re-block.—McCullough’s (opp. McNeill’s Grocery). & CO. make anything in house, shop, or office furnishings to order; cheap for cash.—High Quality Furnishers, Devon Street. d.w.

QAK and Rimu Dining Suites, Dining Tables (any style or shape), Morris Chairs, Settees and Couches.—See Martin and Co. (where furniture is cheaper), Devon Street, <i tW .

JpOU Bedsteads, Bedding (finest quality), Wire Mattresses (patent nonsag), and all classes of furniture, consult Martin and Co., next Hoffmann’s. Devon Street. d.w.

& CO. furnish homes cheaper, quality guaranteed.—Devon Street Central. d.w.

ARTIN & CO. sell it for less and x assure thorough satisfaction in modern house furnishing. Try us for quality and value.—Next Hoffmann’s, Devon Street. d.w. /JHESTERFIELD Suites (luxurious); see our window,—Martin and Co.. Stylish House Furnishers, Devon Street. d.w. jjAKTIX & C0.—,1 list landing: A be.'iiitiful selection of Congoleum Art Rugs. These are smart, durable and inexpensive.—Devon Street Central. d.w. pot Nl )—£iO(Udoo wortiToFoiniats to clean and re-block.—McCullough’s (opp. McNeill’s Grocery). /COUNTRY People.—For a good meal —well cooked, nicely served, prompt attention, visit Everybody’s Restaurant, next Criterion Hotel, when in New Plymouth. ( ARPENTERING, Repays and Alterations neatly done; sash cords renewed; windows glazed; plumbing work attended to; ladders, etc., made to order; jobbing work a specialty.—Chas. Hingston. King Street. J~ ADIES1 ES are delighted with our showing of Lovely Spring Millinery, special show day on Friday. Come and see our exquisite styles and beautiful shades.—Madam Rosevear, opposite Criterion Hotel, New Plymouth 4,0.