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Taranaki Daily News, 20 November 1922, Page 8

Last Week of Sale * THE GREAT TURN OF THE TIDE SALE HAS BEEN AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS, AND COULD HAVE BEEN CARRIED ON FOR ANOTHER THIJEE WEEKS, BUT IT MUST END DEFINITELY ON SATURDAY, 18th INST., IN ORDER TO MAKE WAY FOR THE OPENING UP AND MARKING OFF OF £2OOO WORTH OF MERCHANDISE EX DIRECT STEAMER “PORT DENISON.” DON’T MISS YOUR SHARE OF THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS. CALL OR WRITE. t PIECE GOODS. LADIES’ APPAREL. MEN’S & BOYS’ WEAR. 32in. ’Check Ginghams .... 1/9 vd. Trieoline Bloomers 9/11 pr. Boys’ Good Braces 6d pair. ' 42im Madapo&m, sflk finish, 1/9 vd. CamilawnNiKhtdres.es 11/6. Shirley Police Braces .. 3/3 pair. S7in. Black Silk, 10 momme weiAti 2-piece Bathing Costumee .... 4/6. Children’s Island Hats 1/6. 4/3 vd. Silk Ankle Hose 3/6 pair. Men s Island Hats 1/9. 32in. Hoyle’s Navy Print, 1/8 vd. Cashmere Hose, all wool .. 2/9 pair. ? r §*7* * to 12 o 7; _ cm o/ii ’j ■ Men’s Kaiapoi Trousers .... 17/6. " s ,‘« Ini Llama Ho«e 4/11 pair. Boys’ Fox’s Serge Shorts .... 7/11. aom " " ini Llama Tlose (Yellow Label) 6/6 pair; Sizes 2 to 6, 7 to 12, 9/11; 13 win. Emflish. Xoite 1/11 vd. , / / r - p 54in. Grey H.B. Sheeting .. 1/11 yd. J* ws ’ Singlets (Bertha) .... 2/3. H^d . wear Trousere> 9/6 . pair . 80m. Grey H.B. Sheeting .. 3/3 yd. Ladies Singlets (Anita) 2/9, elson Denims. 7/6 pair. «4u>. Black Sateen 2/9 yd. Cashmerette Blouses ..«;«,«« 7/8. Men’s Sos. Grey Denims, 7/6 pair. The Melbourne Ltd. | NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD. | ' HAWERA. ELTHAM. WANGANUI. s - ■ i ■ nmnn—ii mumim—M—l—iimi neewMiiiimiin _____

i:, / ■■■■.■ J son s I A Refined Taste -,jF n I" Shoes Bg H is a mark of good sense and good A « breeding. It can be gratified in full WS’! with a small expenditure by selecting Jl® !l 5 high-grade English and American Foot- at || wear now offering at Dockrill’s. ■■ || Quality Highest. Prices Lowest. I I’*Sole Agents for Canvas Shoes with 'p Palatine Plantation Rubber Soles—a $ i pliable, tough and long-wearing sole 3j> 1 suitable for asphalt or grass courts, at yfed. t.s prices as low as inferior goods. ’’| Sole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. I POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. TA /“* Tz Z ' T> II I 9 CT QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, I M L/Uvl\i\lLL O TELEPHONE No. 433. NEW PLYMOUTH. J# „„_ , ,I EL' I S ©S2 Q &

THE PROOF OF THE SEED IS ITS GERMINATION & PURITY. JOPY OF GOVERNMENT BIOLOGIST’S FINAL REPORT ON OL T K 1922 SWEDE & TURNIP SEED. SWEDES. Germination. Extraneous Seeds. per cent. cent. Hurst’s Champion 99 0.1 Hunt’s Crimson King 98 0 Hurst's Monarch 98 0 Garton’s Grand- ( master 98 0 Garton’s Superlative 93 ' 0 TURNIPS. Hurst’s H.G. Globe 98 0 Hunt’s Romney Marsh 96 0 Hunt s P.T.Y, Aberdeen 96 0 Hurst’s G.T.Y. Aberdeen 95 0 Hurst’s P.T. Mammoth 93 0 Garton’a Lincolnshire Red Globe 97 0 THE ORIGINAL REPORTS CAN BE SEEN AT OUR NEW PLYMOUTH . OFFICE. - NEWTON KING LIMITED. NEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD, KAPONGA, & MANAIA.

CALF SKINS! Write for our Circular: “HOW TO FLAY AND CURE CALF-SKINS.” Our Buyers are operating during this seeeon as usual THROUGHOUT TARANAKI. We buy direct from the farmer for British tanners in Canada, Australia, and England. We also buy all grades of Hides, Sheep-skins, Wool, etc. MANAIA EVERY TUESDAY. WAVERLEY, KAPONGA EVERY FRIDAY. OPUNAKE & COASTAL DISTRICTS BY ARRANGEMENT. yyiLSON & OANHAM, HAWERA 4 ELTHAM. Head Office, Auckland. L. A. NOLAN & CO., HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE DECEMBER 5. Consignments solicited. Advice cards and addressed labels forwarded on application.