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Taranaki Daily News, 5 November 1921, Page 8

SPECIAL PURCHASE Finlay’s Fine Twill Sheeting Housewives are advised to purchase this lovely Sheeting at thd prices quoted below, as it cannot again be offered at the prices owing to an advance of from 10 to 11 per cent, on the 19th September last at Home, and also in view of the new duties likely to be imposed this week. QUALITIES AKE LIMITED. PLEASE APPLY EARLY. F.T. 54-ineh White Linen Finish Twill ... 3/11 YARD - ' „ F.T. 72-ineh White Linen Finish Twill ... 4/11 YARD. - F.T. 80-inch White Linen Finish Twill 5..., .... 5/11 YARD. The MELBOURNE Ltd NXW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD. in. TH * M HAWERA. STRATI ORD.

■ 1 1 '"T ■ ""T E3OEIOEIOE .JI I , 1 JYm need Smart Footwear to go with your New Clothes We have large stocks of BOOTS I & SHOES unrivalled for quality ’ I t and good value. ITS ] Buy mow, as our next purchases ■ will have to bear the increased / 1 costs of leather, ete. • just to Hand —Crockett and Jones’ Men’s English Boots; also large assortment of English Slippers. s B INSPECTION INVITED. Sole Agents Sew Plymouth District for Crockett and Joner’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. I QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, JJUVziVlvlLui-Ji O TELEPHONE No. 43 3, m New Plymouth. ■ i r— ILJEJQE E=l

WILSON & CANHAM. T. TD - CASH BUYERS AT HIGHEST RATES OF HIDES, CALFSKINS, WOOL TALLOW, HAIR, ETC. the last eight years we have been paying top prices for all abovementioned goods, and Taranaki farmers have been reaping an incalculable benefit from our organisation. We take everything the farmer has, and this year, as usual, we are paying TOP PRICES FOR CALFSKINS. DO NOT SELL ELSEWHERE before communicating with our Buyers. TARANAKI BRANCHES: HAWERA AND ELTHAM. SWEATERS, COATS, JERSEYS, JUMPERS, STOCKINGS & SOX, BLOOMERS, Etc. VITE are Manufacturers of all classes of Woollen Goods. Choose your wool and design; we will make you a first-class article. If you have purchased wool Jet us make it up for you. MAWKES & CHAMPION i 277 DI7VON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. PUBLIC NOTICE.

“ BEATRICE ” SEPARATOR. FA BSOL.UTELY no more perfect Separ- ! ator than th? ••Beatrice” has ever > peen introduced ‘into New Zealand, no That unscrupulous people may »ay otherwise. Every ®teel spindle runs •n a renewable brass bush. The gears | are strong, the bojrl is perfect in design and construction, the tinware is heavy i and good. Built by the Beatrice Cream Co., of America, the largest buyers of ( home separated cream in the world, further particulars from— B.’ HARKNESS, i STRATTORD. Ur J. B. MacEWAN 4 CO., Ltd., ; NEW PLYMOUTH. I Easy Terms Arranged. IT AVE now commenced to manufaeturn Butter at New Plymouth. i?his business has been built on EFFICIENCY, ACCURACY OF WEIGHT AND TESTS. Every New Supplier becomes our advertisement. Cream practically taken from your If you are not satisfied with your f«eY>ry test and returns, send for full particulars to Factories. St. John’s, or New Plymouth; or F. W. Court, Box 56. Stratford. We will write or arrange for our repjEsentative to call on you. R. N EVILLE R EXAVD Has recommenced Tuition. jX-orner Daw«on and Fulfwd Streets. ’PHONE 222

PILES CUBED Mr. (Wellington) writes:— “I am more comfortable and happier than I have been for years.” piTZGERALD’S QINTMENT, N°- 4 «/- PER POT; BY POST 2/3. FITZGERALD’S PHANKACY, ELTHAM. Telephones Pharmacy, 135. Residence, 21S. FISHING SEASON. OCTOBER 1, 1921, TO APRIL 30. 1922. PISHING LICENSES may be obtained at the following Post Offices: —New Plymouth. Tariki, Inglewood, Weitara. Okato. Pungarehu, Rabotn, Opunake, and the following stores:—Messrs. Hughson’s Ltd. (Rahotu), J. S. Fox (Okato), Loveridge Bros. (Tariki), Reg. Baker (Opu nake), Greenway Bros. (Okato), Mrs. Smart (Oakura), E. M. Reynolds (Oaonui), Meadames Swanwick and Kidd (Omata). W. Downs (Bell Block), W. IL Keasbury (Warea), J. Austin and Son t tobacconists, New Plymouth), A. S. Hasell (New Plymouth); also at the office of the Secretary (New Plymouth). LICENSES—Men, whole season (available over all Dominion), 20s; women and boys (under 16 years of age), ss. Day Licenses (available for Taranaki District only), 2/6; Half-Season Licenses, from December 20, 1921, (available for Taranaki District only), 12/6. VAL. DUFF, Hon. Secretary. SPRING SEEDLINGS AND TOMATO j PLANTS NOW READY FOR PLANTING. HARDY PLANTS ONLY SUPPLIED. a NTIRRHINUMS. Allonsoa. Arctotis, Aubr/tia. Bellis, Perennis. Calliopes, Cornflower. Cosmo. Carnation, D’anthue, Dimorphotheca. Godetia, Larkspur Linaria. Lobelia, Marigold. Nemesia. Phlox Drumondii. Pansy. Petunia, Polyanthus. Ranunculus, Stocks. Salpiglossie, ■<ehizanthus. Salvia. Violas, Wallflower, Zinnia. H. G. STAUB. SEEDSMAN. NURSERYMAN, ETC. ’ ” Regent Street, Hawera.

! J . C. SKIPPER has opened an up-to- 1 j date Steam Laundry, and is pre- ; pared to take all classes of laundry ■ work. Parcels by Train or Post I promptly attended tfl. Hotels, i ing houses, tea rooms, etc., catered for i STARCH SHIRTS AND COLLARS A SPECIALTY. I Address —. HIGH STREET, ELTHAM. | (Opposite Patterson’s Stables). L. A. NOLAN & CO;, I HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. Next Sale November 8. Advice Cards j and Labels on Application. ”all housewives who enjoy a cup of j fragrant tea should not bo without Nelson Moate’s 3s blend, packed in half and ©&e-?ound paeksts, And 5 and