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Sensational Stock-taking Sale NOW PROCEEDING. HERE ARE A FEW ONLY OF THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS OFFERING. THERE ARE SCORES OF OTHERS EQUALLY INTERESTING. GAT T- OR WRITE. WHITE NURSERY FLANNELETTE LADIES’ COTTON SINGLETS, 42in. HARD WEAR TROUSERS greatBeduced from 1/- yd. <JD Yd. long. Reduced from 3/11. g/9 & reduced. Were 14/6. Now BUTTER CLOTH, 36m. LADIES’ NATURAL SINGLETS, BOYS’ SADDLE TWEED KNICKrrom .d yd. id. wool and co t t on. Reduced from ERS, Sizes 4to 6 Q/-| 1 HORROCKSES' & RYLAND'S CAL- 8/6 ' 5/11 Sizes 7t012 1 ft/I 1 ICO, 36m. Reduced irom 1/3. NEW WHITE SILK BLOUSES. 10 ’ AU/ 11. 1/ ar< L momme silk. Reduced from 29/6. Sizes 13 to 16, 12/6 CREAM & WHITE DAMASK, 54in. 16/9 MEN’S KNITTED SOCKS, all wool. Reduced from 3/11. 2'll CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, 10 N.Z. Make. Were 1/11. J/g Pr - NAVY PRINT AND DRILLETTE, ™°™ me wei B ht - Reduced from BOYS’ TWEED SPORT SUITS 30 inches wide. Reduced from 1/9. / • 2.2 0 Sizes 4 to 6 •29/6 1/3 JAPANESE WHITE SILK, 27in., 10 Sizes 7to 12 OK/ I HORROCKSES’ LONGCLQTH. 36 momme. Reduced from 5/6. 4/g >. /« inches wide. No. 200. Reduced FAMOUS FUJI SILK. 29in„ deep -i es . □ 39/6 from 2/6. 1/9 cream; was 7/11. Now K//J MEN’S PETONE FLANNELS, all ... “ wool. Reduced from 7/11. £? /Ct ’ “DOCTOR ’ FLANNEL, 27m. wide. WHITE CREPE DE CHINE, 40 O/ V Reduced from 3/11. 2/1 1 inch. 10 momme. Reduced from MEN’S SILK BOWS. Reduced from. *' / 9/11. T/I 1 1/U an d 2 / n - Now 1/. WINCEYETTE NIGHTDRESSES, •/ 11 A' full size. Reduced from 15/6. MEN’S GREY DENIMS, Soz. cloth. MEN’S IRISH LAWN HANDKER--0/g Reduced from 10/6. 7*/6 CHIEFS, were 1/7- Now €)DFMV 1* 11 11 SALE RUNNING AT ALL The Melbourne Ltd. . p % ENGLISH BOOTS & SHOES | Just Landed. J < CROCKETT & JONES’ ■ IkW f Renowned English Boots and ■■ ! 7 IC/ll Shoes. Also — BVi i S’dEgßßgg&gS ARNOLD BROS.’ & CO.’S ’■ MjJ ! 1 jT “Master Brand” Footwear. JUiy. 1 ill I jU-*/’ / ■ ( The above makers have a world- '■ "(\\ JlfgpSgS&Cßar wide reputation for quality, 'A style, comfort and long-wearing ** BJ Footwear. Sole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. I POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. I 8 r\/\r»IZrV II 1C quality shoe-house, I] 118 Bl iK Lr II I TELEPHONE Mo. 433. M L/V V IX I\l ' NEW PLYMOUTH. -l. 11 umnn Land Buyers, Read This. QPLENDID 6-roomed houee with all the MEW Dwelling Houee of 5 rooms with : ACRES, close to Bell Block, FreeO latest convenience®, together with up'-to-date conveniences, hot and vv warm well sheltered farm; 444 acres of land, situated just outside t -old water, washhouse, copper and tubs, roomet i house, bathroom, wash-house Uie Borough. Hot and cold water, bath- bathroom, concrete paths, coal house. covrß h e d, good orchard, 8 paddocks, will room wa-h-house, copper and tube. The wood shed. nice level section, garden laid carr y 25 cows, 2 miles from factory House has been well and truly built of ©ut in flower beds. Very cheap at £1250. nuar f er mile from school and post office; reasoned timber. The land is well grass- £550 cash. J 17 cows. 2 horses, 5 yearlings, 1 grade d verv suitable for cutting up purposes. GOING CONCERN. Jersey bull given in. PRICE £5O pel Will carry two cows. Large frontage to | aere . Easy terms. Would exchange foi main road. Price £2lOO. easy ter ™ s ’ 04 ACRES, choice little farm, situated) town P™pertJ■ would consider good irortgagesin ex oT P n Block all highlv improved.! CAN RECOMMEND THI. . -■hAMP A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. bell ’ f-.’ n concrete 9 4 ACRES, situated between Bel] 79 ACRES, bendy little Dairy Farm I good concrete yard, splendidly ■ Block and Waitara Handy piece situated near Stratford: £ t , r j aid to a ll paddoeka-of land, all been ploughed And grassed level, subdivided into 10 paddocks: H| Kindmin . Factory and school with the exception of o acres of green ■fcile from school, factory and radwat.i - - wm eows Thig is onejfe ed (oats and grass) for winter feed, 4 Will carry 25 cows well. Rice Cottage| choice3t p r ' oper ties in the district, acres turnips, good water supply, splenwith conveniences; 4 rooms, soldier > at .heart. Price £3ooo.;<Vd place for wintering dairy cows, farm; selling on account of contimial !p • + arm? AVarm and well sheltered; PRICE only in-health. Price, only 845 per aerM ''■ HIGHLY RECOMMEND. .€1256; 7360 eash. BUY THIS & GIVE and €5OO rash: balance 44 per eent.J CAR HIGHLY Kr.UDM.vrr..> : yorß ?ARM A RKST . SOMETHING GOOD. a XTOTF -I ean with the utmost confidence recommend the above properties, being of sound good value. Having had over 30 years’ practical experience of Farming in Taranaki, I am in a position to advise clients where best to purchase. E. JACKSON, COMMISSION AGENT, (Opposite the Criterion Hotel.) NEW PLYMOUTH.

FARQUHAR’S GREAT SALE OF FOOTWEAR, CLOTHING & MERCERY. ALL BOOTS & SHOES SHOWN IN OUR BOOT WINDOW 15/- PEE PAIR ’ Sec our Clothing Window. Neglige Shirts 5/11, Men’s Heavy Knitted Undershirts 6/11, and Men’s Grey and Shetland Undershirts 6/11, Colonial All Wool Sox 1/6 pair. Ail round reductions on all other lines. SEE OUR DOOR DISPLAY. GEORGE FARQUHAR, • BOOT IMPORTER, CLOTHIER & MERCER, INGLEWOOD. L. A. NOLAN CO,, HTDF WOOL AND SKIN BROK-ERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE, SEPTEMBER 12. Consignments solicited. Advice cards and addressed labels forwarded on application. FOR SALE. J>ATA. fawa, or Maire Firewood, and Rimu or Hinau Fencing Posts; on truck at Inglewood, or delivered by arrangement. Apply— RfOTT, Carrier, Inglewood. It pav« to preserve egg* with Sharland’s ‘Moa” Brand Egg Preservative. Last year £360.000 worth of eggs were preserved with it. You try it this «S»~ -

LIME! LIME! f 2 pARArERS who have not yet looked right into the mat- cter of using agricultural lime—especially if they g grow 1 j lucerne should make fullest enquiries as soon as possible. < j All want to make the 1922-23 season a top-notch pro- j duetion season. iThose who use lime on their lucerne and dairy pas *r tures will come out best. X WE HAVE DEFINITE PROOF | APPLY FOR PARTICULARS, ALSO $1 PRICE LISTS AND ORDER FORMS FROM YOUR MERCHANTS, i _ 3 Amners’ Lime Co., Ltd. | LIME & LIME PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS, ♦ NAPIER. J

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Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1922, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1922, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1922, Page 8

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