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Taranaki Daily News, 28 September 1921, Page 6

Ike OPEN WAREHOUSE! Messrs. GEORGE 2? DOUGHTY, LTD. Wholesale Warehousemen | WELLINGTON HAVE ENGAGED THE Lloyd George Hall, Hawera WHERE THEY ARE SELLING All Classes of General Drapery DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC! AT SAME PRICES THAT GOODS ARE MARKED IN OUR WELLINGTON WAREHOUSE. In view of the fact that all “Home” cables advise a hardening of Drapery prices, we assure the public that such an opportunity as we offer is not likely to recur for a very long time. MAIL ORDERS. Our Wellington Warehouse will continue to deal with Mail Orders from Country Customers. No price lists are issued, but we invite prospective purchasers to state ' full details as to description and quantities of goods required, and WE GUARANTEE TO EXECUTE ORDERS AT THE SAME PRICES GOODS ARE MARKED IN OUR WAREHOUSE. All business is NET SPOT CASH, and remittances must accompany orders. Railage, postage and exchange on cheques must be borne by purchasers. Owing to the extent of the range of our stocks, it is impossible to publish a full list of all lines, but appended tire a few items of interest: Ladies’ Hosiery, Woven Nightdresses, Vests, Camisoles, j Fleecy Bloomers, Ladies’ French Kid Gloves, Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, Plain and Striped Fugi Silk, Georgettes, French Crepe-de-Chine 27ins. and 36ins, White Jap Silk, Indigo Serge, Gaberdine. etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mats, etc. Real Shadow Tissues, 1 Sheetings, etc. Towels and Towellings, Flannels, Flannelettes, { j Shirtings, Blouses in Georgette, Silk, Crepe-de-Chine, etc. j ;! Underskirts, Ginghams, Crepes, etc. Men’s Suits, etc., etc. jf? T : together with innumerable other lines, arc being sold !. DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC AT HEAVILY DISCOUNTED ’I WHOLESALE PRICES. ■J'’ ’ •~r»nTMßMlMWMinilllieilll»lMll > - e..Vutiea.muawc.l wsMDtMMSEamMMWMBMmaBIMSM GEORGE & DOUGHTY, TD . : WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN | 61-G3 VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGTON j! ESTABLISHED ' 1891 ( I Result of the great REGENT CIGARETTES J • • I Competition, I No Competitor correctly forecasted the Results, including scorer, g which were as follows '■ — ,S A N Z Ist 'Fest Won by New Zealand 5 13 2nd Test Won by South Africa 9 5 3rd Test Drawn ... ... 0 _ 0_ Total 14 18 Eight Competitors were correct as regards Results only of the Test Matches, and Mr. G. W. Slade, Chairman of the New Zealand Rugby Union, was requested to judge the nearest forecasts, which he places as follows p oints Ist Prize, £2O S.A. N.Z A. G. Monk, 3 Dale St. Kaikorai, Dunedin 17 17 Prize, 22 /oe. S. E. Penlington, 126 a Terrace, Wellington 18 16 Third Prize, £7 1 Os. R. \V. Edwards, c/o Victoria College, VVgtn. 14 12 Fourth Prize, £5 James Grieve, 43 Lees Street, Dunedin 11 13 The proprietors of “REGENT” Cigarettes have increased I the Prize Money to £55, and have awarded Prizes of £2/10/- each to the four other Competitors, who correctly forecasted the Winners (and draw) as under S.A. N.Z. £2 10s. H. Arden, 823 Devon St., New Plymouth 27 12 £2 10a. J. W. Williams, 10 Dawson St., Berhampore 23 21 £2 10s. E. Leppien, Greytown 24 22 £2 10s. 11. Horspool, 45 Boston Road, Auckland 23 24 Cheques for the above amounts have been forwarded to the successful CompetitorsI The British Empire Trading Co. Ltd., 5-7 Willeston St,, Wellington ©sir FROM YOUR FARM By using Te Papapa Fertilizers Fertile soil means a larger percentage of butterfat per gallon of milk; it means more and better quality meat and wool. Treat your land with Te Papapa Manures and get Bigger Returns from Each Acre of Your Land! G&G3 OrTKE?reRRV fl works” S 60X759 AUCKLAND < M NEAR ONEMVNCA ....t