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Taranaki Daily News, 4 November 1922, Page 8

™e R no°E Sale Bargains FRESH LOT ADVERTISED IN THIS SPACE EVERY FEW DAYS DURING SALE. EVERY LINE A SUPERLATIVE BARGAIN. COME A-RUNNING FOR THEM, AS THEY’RE A-SELLING FAST. 42in. MADAPOLAM. LLAMA HOSE. SHIRLEY POLICE BRACES. Fine Silk Finish. A 1/Q Fine Pure Wool. 4/11 Pr - Beet Working Brace Q/Q Inglorious cloth for lin- ' Good dye. made. Usual Price gerie. Was 2/3. from 5/11. 3/11. HOYLE’S NAVY PRINT. LADIES’ SINGLETS. PRESIDENT BRACES. Famous Print. None ao 1/Q Extra large size. No 9/Q Famous Shirley 0/(1 Pr, good; 30in. wide. sleeves. Grand for M make. This is no ' Was 1/11. -Summer wear. Were imitation. Were 4/11. TTTQQARP qtt K PARIS GARTERS. TU ®® oR ®J. lL ae-an. 04 4 WHITE TOWELS Men’s Seek Suspen- 1/U Pr. smooth Japanese make J/ 11 B . est ql ‘ a . h \!" , the 7/11 Pr ' der9 .' ° f // “ . ... r store; 51 x 22fon. ' quality. Were 2/6. »'as 4/11. wa o/n 7 “AERTEX” UNDERWEAR. GREY SHEETING. SATIN LINGERIE RIBBON. Celebrated mesh Sing- ?/1 1 54in. Herringbone 1/11 3/Sth inch. Lovely - * ' make. A grand bar- quality. Prettv deers. Reduced •from gain. Was 2/6. signs.’ Was 6Ad. 9/6. CAMILAWN NIGHTS. PENNINE SHIRT. BOYS’ SHORTS. Popular new material 1 1 Favorite Working T/I 1 Made of Fox Bros.’ *7/11 P r> in pastel shades. Re- AA/ V Shirt. Dark Pat- ' A A famous indigo all- 6 ' A duced from 13/6 and terns. Reduced wool Serge. Sizes Q5/6. from 10/6. 2 to 6. The Melbourne Ltd. NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD. RAWER A ELTHAM. WANGANUI.

11 T E3 EXO £=3 ZSSSSSI Direct Shipments of JS Boots and Shoes WIL U AT LATEST REDUCED PRICES. BJfeih K Carefully selected for Style, Comfort I and Lasting Wear. '-ifl I Sole Agents for Canvas Shoes with y Palatine Plantation Rubber Soles—a M pliable, tough and long-wearing sole iSST '■ suitable for asphalt or grass courts, at s M prices as low as inferior goods. Sole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. || POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. rx r* TZTAI I < CL quality shoe house, H I■l B ( K L> I 1 S TELEPHONE No. 433. M !_/ VZ WIX I\.. 1 I—* I—< NEW PLYMOUTH.

IN 4 DAYS! "POLLOWTNG is the Government BioT legist's INTERIM (4 days) GERMINATION report on our 1922 Turnip and Swede 'Seed: — TURNIP. P" cent. Hurst's P.T. Mammoth 91 Hurst’s G.T.Y. Aberdeen 92 Hurst's P.T.Y. Aberdeen 94 Hurst’s H.G. Globe 9b Hurst’s Romney Marsh 95 Garton’s Lincoln Red Globe 95 SWEDE. per cent. Hurst's Crimson King 93 Hurst's Monarch 95 Hurst’s Champion 99 Garton's Superlative 87 Garton's Grandmaster 95 Final germination results, together frith purity analysis, will be published jhortly. newton king LIMITED. NEW PLYMOUTH. INTLEWOOD, STRATFORD. KAPONGA, & MANAIA.

FARMS FOR SALE 1 Aft ACRES, Freehold, good bui'.d•lUv ings, close to factory, school, and railway station. Lepperton district. Price £49 10s per acre; £aiW cash. Stock at valuation. -1 -A ACRES, Freehold, fair buildings. AD V we y subdivided. Price £2l per Acre, £l5O cash. Close to Lepperton. 1 Aft ACRES Freehold, Kaponga disA" U trict, all level. Price £65 per acre; £5OO cash. PA ACRES Freehold, close to New Ov piy mf)ll th (sea coast), gocd buildings, well grassed. Price £55 per acre, ■ £lOOO cash. r“~ ACRES, Freehold, Manaia. Price £46 per acre. Terms arranged. ptA ACRES, Freehold, including 23 o'- 7 cows, horses, implements, milking machine, etc. Price £75 as a going concern; £5OO cash, balance arranged. KAA ACRES, Freehold. Waver ley district, good buildings, will carry T 75 cows. Price £3O per acre; £lOOO cash, or will exchange for rent producing property. For further particulars apply to—jfEWTON KING, L TD STRATFORD.