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Taranaki Daily News, 11 March 1922, Page 8

More Household Bargains THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO IGNORE AT THE MELBOURNE’S SALE TEA TOWELLING. MARCELLA QUILTS. WHITE TOWELS. dLU linen and 24 inches wide. Eleven quarter, full double Our Towels are famous. From a famous Irish manu- bed size. Nice patterns. A 20 x 42 inches. NOW PRfactarer. Price was 1/11. stunning bargain. Reduced SALE PRICE 1/- YD. from 39/6. SALE PRICE Oy /Li x incites, -*■' U U 24 X4B inches. NOW g/g Pr. HORROCKSES’ CALICO. WHITE SHEETING. “DOCTOR” FLANNEL Full 36 inches wide. Famous 70 inches wide. Former price <Jur quality is bettcr than that Al quality. Velvet finish. Re- 3/11 yard. Specially reduced stocked by most stores. Compariduced to cheaper than whole- on account of being over- son invited. sale. 1/4 YD. stocked. SALE PRICE 2/9 YD ’ SALE PRlCE—Natural g/g Yd. _ SALE PRICE—Navy Q /II Yd. STRIPED FLANNELETTE. UNBLEACHED SHEETING. nA» n .L , . .. cn 1, -a UNION FORFARS. 32 inches wide and a very A new line, SO inches wide. good quality. Beet English Very fine quality herring- Jf ,nel \ c °tton lxt Y res * * a - , j 1 , r I'l,_ Grand Cloths. Reduced prices: make and guaranteed pure. bone, no dressing This line g() Reduced, from 1/11. is 4/11 yard wholesale. _L/ 11 SALE PRICE 1/3 YD. SALE PRICE YD - 39 inches wide - NOW 2/6 TheMELBOURNE Ltd NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD, WANGANUI. ELTHAM. HAWERA. STRATFORD.

-I«=o«= Quality highest f Prices lowest I ' 8/i| I j/mSkSJHsmsS \ To reduce our holding of Boots 1 J ft] I 'l' \ ’'vSßki S and Shoes before stock-taking we \I l\l 1-1 S' are offering our high-grade Foot1 K| I I wear at Bargain Prices. INSPECTION INVITED. - j A Postage Paid on all country , F orders. Sole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. W r <~V < < T 5 QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, IIIIL > IX. 1 1 I TELEPHONE No. 433. lx VZ W1 v i\l L* L 4 aJ/ NEW PLYMOUTH. ay VOE= ■ E3ESOEI I .1

GOODS BELOW COST. WE ARE MAKING A SPECIAL SHOW in one of our large Windows of FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS that we are SELLING BELOW THE ACTUAL COST. Half a dozen CARPET SQUARES, a few EASY CHAIRS, SEAGRASS SQUARES, ODD DINING CHAIRS. WARDROBE, SIDEBOARD, and a lot of other lines that are to be cleared out at Prices unheard before in Taranaki. SEE THESE GOODS. PURSER’S LIMITED THE RED POST HOME FURNISHERS. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

! J/AST PND ip ACTOR Y. Motor-car Body Repairs, New Hoods, Cars Painted or Enamelled in any color and style required. Farm implements repaired. Horse-shoeing and General Smithing. Rubber Tyres fitted to Gig and Trap Wheels. r £ E E C H I Next Bank of New South Wales, INGLEWOOD. I ~ GIBSON’S - CENTRAL TAXI GARAGE. Powderham St., New Plymouth. (Aard Taxi Service.) R EADY at a moment's notice, day or night. Five ar.d seven-seater cars. • All cars guaranteed to be in firstj class running order, well found, an J i driven only by reliable, skilled drivers. ■ Spe-'-ial trips to any part of the Dominion. Meet trains by order. TERMS MODERATE. G. GIBSON. Proprietor. I ’Phone 506. Telegrams: Aard, New Plymouth. Lr A: NOLAN & CO., HTTIF WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. ! NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE MARCH 23. 1 WOOL SALE, WANGANUI, EARLY MARCH. I I (Catalogues close last week February). I Cards and Labak on Application/'

PJ ARTFORD piRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Established 1810.) ASSETS EXCEED £11,500,000; ANNUAL INCOME £9,000,000. qpais Company has appointed Messrs. STAINTON & CO., Ltd., as its Chief Agents for the TARANAKI PROVINCE. The Company’s business is now being transacted by Messrs. STAINTON & CO., LTD., at 332-338, Devon Street, New Plymouth. G. G. & J. H. AITKEN & CO., Controlling Attorneys for N.Z., Christchurch. The Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., paid, in full, the largest net loss of any one of the 243 insurance offices involved in the San Francisco Conflagration. The loss it paid amounted to nearly two million pounds sterling. pLYMOUTH TO JJAWERA. RETURN DAILY. (Seven-seater Car.) ■'epart—New Plymouth (Currie Street), Daily News Office, at 4.30 a.m.. arrive at Haw< a 7 a.m. (catch Wanganui train). Departs—Haw era 7.15 (Royal Hotel), ar rives New Plymouth, at 9.30 a.m. FARES: New Plymouth to Hawera 10s, Hawera to New Plymouth 7s. C. DYKES, \

.GOOD SECOND-HAND CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES. /TF you are in the market read care- ■”* fully through this list:— ? JK)DGE 5-seater, 1918 model, electric light and starting. Upholstery, top and curtains as new. Six good 1 .• tyres, two spare rims, full set of tools. Mechanically Al. Any trial. ■ This car is as good as he* and a r snip at £3OO. (PDGE 3-seater, 1917 model, electric L light and starting, upholstery, top X and side curtains good, two spare rims. F'x tyres, including 3 new * Mich el ins. Any trial. Engine has just been cleaned. A bargain at *—£23o. ;>»l7 7-9 INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE and r Coach built Side-chair. Prestolite lighting. In Al order. Cheap at £9O. BESSEMER TRUCK—3-ton model, fitw. ted with steel-lined tip body. Engine and transmission have been overhauled and are in first-class order. Tyres good. Horn and lighting supplied. An excellent proposition at £7OO. WRITE us or ’PHONE us 195 ELTHAM. Our Sales Representative will be glad to furnish further particulars. TERMS may be arranged. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., BITHAM AND WANGANUI. Thane No. 195, Eltham.