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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1922, Page 6

QiEND, write or call and secure at 2/3 yard, Hoyle's Heavy rillette, plain navy or spot. Limited quantity at Amesbury’is, the Cash Drapers, Stratford. 1/11 A RD, Dress Ginghams, in 1 ancy Checks or Plain Grey, 40 inches wide, at Amesbury’s, Broadway, Stratford. 1 /ft PAIR, Good Black Cotton Huse; 2/11 for Wool Knitted Hpse, grey, heather and black.—At Amesbury’s, where you get the most for ready money. I /ft YARD, soft hite Japanese Crepe; 1/- yai J6-inch Calico; 1/3 yard, Nurse Cloth, navy or grey.— At Amesbury’s, Broadway, Stratford. % V7E have just opened a great range of F’ shades in Wash Satins, 39-inch Crepe de Chines. Georgettes and Fancy Silk. Call and get the pick whilst the selection is complete.— Amesbury’s, Broadway, Stratford. A /ft —SPECIAL Value in Coloured Japanese Silks, newest shades: Kingfisher, Lemon, Reseda, Scarlet. Apricot, etc., at Amesbury’s, Broadway, Stratford. AMESBURY’S, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. ESSCnCE A Bottle makes a pint of Family Cough Mixture. Saves your Money. Does you good. Price 2/6. n WE EXTEND QUR business in the Taranaki District has increased to such an extent that we have found it necessary to open a permanent branch in New Plymouth, in Currie Street. Here will be displayed qualitv FURNITURE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Our many local customers will appreciate this move. Ordering on the spot means promptest compliance with their wishes and money saved. S- J. SULLIVAN FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS. CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, And. at Wanganui.

FOR SALE TWO GOOD SECOND HAND MILK CARTS A. LEECH, INGLEWOOD. AUSTRALIAN NEWS. • N. S. W. FINANCE. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright Sydney, October 18. Cabinet has completed the loan estimates' for the current year, the amount decided upon approximating 10A millions, to which the unexpended balance from last year of three to four millions is to be added. SWEEPSTAKE TURNED DOWN. Sydney, October 18. In the Assembly, a motion that the Government should run a sweep to obtain funds for disabled soldiers was defeated by 33 votes to 20. CHURCH REUNION. Sydney, October 18. The Anglican Synod affirmed the principle of the inter-change of pulpits between the clergy of the episcopal and non-episcopal churches, as a prelude to