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Taranaki Daily News, 26 April 1922, Page 8

SALE MEN’S CLOTHING, MERCERY AND DRAPERY FROM 21st APRIL to 13th MAY, INCLUSIVE, At THE MELBOURNE, LTD. : HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MIGHTY BARGAINS. DON’T MISS THEM! M'W’S ODD TWEED VESTS MEN’S “HARD WEAR” HORROCKES’ Al CALICO Dark Tweeds, siaes 4to 8. | TROUSERS. 36 inches wide. Reduced 57/ v Famous working trousers. to 1/3 MEN’S ODD TWEED COATS 12/6 NURSERY FLANNELETTE, Sizes 4 to 8. Warm dark 27 inches wide. Reduced to tweed MEN S KNITTED SOCKS Colonial all wool. MEN S WORSTED SUITS Now ±/Q LADIES’ CASHMERE HOSE Splendidly made. VS ere Pure wool, fast dye. Were 15 58 69/6 MEN’S BLACK WOOL 4/11 2/11 Pair. MEN’S WINTER TOP COATS SOCKS HORROCKSES’ FLANNELBest Colonial Tweed. Were Strong worsted. Colonial ETTE « 10s. 79/6 make • 1/11 29 inches wide. Grand quality 1 /4 Yd. .MEN’S GREY DENIMS MEN’S PETONE FLANNELS x/ Best quality and make. Full size. Reduced from KNITTING WOOL ■* 9/6 7/n. 5/11 6 1 *- Sk, ‘ in - The MELBOURNE Ltd Sale at all Branch Stores

_____ Special Reductions Quality highest Prices lowest l/ . [5 n| I /jESBwI To reduce our holding of Boots V * I Kl I S' jSSSBaSsB&B and Shoes before stock-taking we 1 I I IP/iy are offering °ur high-grade FootM wear at Bargain Prices. INSPECTION INVITED.U Postage Paid on all country '■<. orders. Sole A<eata New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. f~x f AT' Th II I QUALITY shoe HOUSE, i duckkills J —II—IC3OE= E=X ■ SOMETHING WORTH READING R ACRES of nice level land, together PRICE now £5O per acre (reduced ACRES Splendid Freehold Sheep, with good 5-roomed bouse, all eon- from £75 per acre). £5OO cash. Mortvenienoes. concrete paths, wash-house, gage has 7 years to run at 5 per cent. • » ng , copper and tubs, motor shed, splendidly A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. to the Coast. Practically the whole of situated and well will carry 3 ACRES, Going Concern. This property is ploughable. Sheep4:0 ‘ _ -LmV splendid property is for abso- proof fencing, with gates, sub-divided PRICE £2150. Easy terms IX in ex- lute sale, together with stock, imple- into 12 paddocks. Good S-roomed house, change for house in town, or good mort- mente. etc., on exceptional terms. Pargage. Can highly recommend this. ticulars are as follows: All ploughable, I*a*g« woolshed, dip and yards; good all been ploughed but 8 acres shelter metalled road. Handy to school, factory 110 ACRES_ '?7 Ch "‘/ and hig “. y bU9 ? : . sub ; divi <ie<l into 9 paddocks, wat- d townshi y suitable for cutimproved Dairy Farm, praeti- ered by streams; 4-roomed house, cow- r J cally all been ploughed, and sub-divided shed and all necessary outbuildings, ting up into three dairy farms. into 15 well fenced paddocks. Good 5- stock, etc., 33 cows, 1 bull, 5 weaner hei- j , . -rroomed house, wash-house, copper and fers, spring dray and harness, gig and PRICE reduced £ per acre, .asy tubs, concrete floor in cowshed. A.W.R. harness, plough, disc harrows, tyne ar- terms to suit purchaser. Absolutely the Milking Machine. 3-cow plant; B miles rows, McCormick mower, 5 milk cans, 3 cheapest property in the country. ’ from factory, school and post office, horses, all sundries, etc. Thia farm is well sheltered, and lies Price £4O per acre; £lOOO cash, well to the sun. Will carry 40 cows. A RARE CHANCE. BUY THIS &. MAKE MONEY! NOTE. —lf you desire to sell, you would be well advised to forward particulars to me at once, and if you wish to buy, I can show you some great propositions, will advise you where to purchase, and will help vou TO MAKE MONEY. E. JACKSON, COMMISSION AGENT, (Opposite the Criterion Hotel.) NEW PLYMOUTH.

“AMBER TIPS” in 21b. Canisters * You can now obtain “Amber Tips” from all grocers in handy-sized 21b. canisters, which fill many a use on the pantry shelf after being emptied. These solidly-built canisters are pure extra value, as “Amber Tips” costs no more this way than in |lb. The term "fine tea" i, med and 11b. packages. by tea experts to describe “AMRIFD TIDQ” pound but much less per 6 im cup. FINE Tea

FRANK E. ORBELL. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, .VALUATOR & ASSESSOR, j FT. AUBYN ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH. I (Old Savings Bank Buildings.) |

W. H. JAMES, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAKE. JPSTTMATES for all descriptions I of building work in town or j •ountrr.

BAG WASH THE System that wipes out the Home Get all particulars from STEAM LAUNDRY. NEW PLYMOUTH. Washing Day.