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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1922, Page 8

SALE for ten days only, from DECEMBER 1. FROCKS. —Foulard 13/11, Sponge Cloth ■2ss, Cretonne, all sizes and patterns, 8/6. 1 STOCKINETTE FROCKS— £4 17s Od. STOCKINETTE JUMPERS, £2, 395, 30s. i STOCKINETTE in Peacock, Black and White, was 17/6 yard. Now 14s yd. . CREPiE de CHINE in all shades, 12momme, 9/3 yard. GEORGETTE —All shades, 7-momme [ 5/11 yard. i FUJI SILK —-7/3 and 5/3. •TAP. SILK, 10-momme, 4/6; 8-momme, ■ 3/6. i CREPE—Splendid value, 1/3 yard. VOILES —Floral and Plaids, 3/10 and : 2/8. ■ HOSIERY —Great reductions. Come and ; see for yourself. ; LADIES’ & GENTLEMEN’S ILAN’DKERCHIEFS. great variety, splendid Xmas Gifts. fc PYJAMA CLOTH—OnIy 1/11 per yard. I ALL SHIRTS for Men and Boys Greatly Reduced. ORDERS TAKEN FOR SHIRTS in W’hite Silk. Fuji Silk, and Tussore Silk. ORDERS TAKEN FOR FROCKS, : made to any design. t HEMSTITCHING iIONE at 6d per yd. r YOUR INSPECTION INVHTED. J NF.V PLYMOUTH >’ SOFT GOODS MANU- ■ FACTORING COCURRIE STREET, ’Phone 597. DEVON STREET (opp. Empire Theatre) ’Phone 904. 3 1 THE LEADING SPORTS HOUSE. ' jgELECT your Tennis requirements ’ from this list, revised to date and offering best quality at the lowest possible price. NEW TENNIS RACKETS. AYRES’— S.N.D. Model C, £4 ISr. ■S.N.D. Model A. £4 2s fid. Slotted Throat. £4 ss. (A new racket worth inspecting), Matodor, £3 15s. BUSSEY’S— Imperial £5 (inlaid cork grip). Champion £3 15 s. Prince £3 ss. Alert £1 l(te. Marvel £1 7s 6d. L. & F. “Marie” £2 10s, and many others. All Rackets over £2 supplied with Airtight Covers. TENNIS NETS, 30s, 525, 635. J. AUSTIN & SON. TOBACCONISTS & SPORTS DEPOT, Devon Street, New Plymouth. FOR SALE. QNE-EIGHTH ACRE SECTION, with board fences around. House of 4 rooms, with fibre plaster ceiling. sft passage, patent w.c., septic tank, electric light, bntlyoom, scullery, pantry, washhouse and verandah at back and front. Price £900; cash to suit purchaser. No mortgage, '"erms can he arranged. F. DODUNSKI LAND AGENT, i FITZROY. NEW PLYMOUTH. . ’PHONE 551.

FOR EXCHANGE. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT ELTHAM. NO MORTGAGE ON THIS PROPERTY. OAVNER WANTS HOUSE AT NEW PLYMOUTH. "PRICE £ll5O. A full quarter acre section enclosed by ornamental hedges, laid out in lawns, flower ami vegetable gardens, concrete paths everywhere and concrete back yard. Nice lot of fruit trees. Good sound house of 6 rooms, also bathrooms, pantry, sink, hot and cold water, gas laid on. Borough water and sewerage connected. Back verandah, two. extra detached rooms suitable for boys’ bedrooms. Wash-house, copper, tubs, water over all, wood and coal shed, store shed, fowlhouse and run. This is a. very neat, natty home in the very best order. Everything has always been exceptionally well eared for. Unrivalled residential locality, best part of Eltham. Owner will exchange for house and section at New Plymouth. W. H. & A~M C GARRY LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. ’Phones 13 and 134. MOTOR BARGAINS One 1920 model Six-cylinder Buick, five i passenger, little used; £420. ; )ne 1916 model Six-cylinder Buick, five passenger; a snip. £250. One 1917 mode. Four-cylinder Dodge, five passenger, good condition; £260. une 1920 model Ford, five passenger, good car; £l'9. One 1916 model Ford, five passenger, good car; £l4O. One five-passenger Ford, engine thoroughly overhauled (would make good half-ton truck), a gift, £B5. Ono 34-h.p. Ariel Motor Bike. £32 10s. One 4-1 h.p. 8.5. A., three sp< -d, countershaft; £65. Also a number of Light C&rs. DOUGLAS LOBB MOTOR MECHANIC. Shuttleworth’s Buildings, Devon Street West, NEW PLYMOUTH-