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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 19, 23 June 1913, Page 1

Success Of our last sale of costumes induced us to buy a much larger range at still bigger reductions in prices. We don't know why we were able to get costumes of the quality and style these are at the price, but it was an opportunity we could not afford to pass. , 1 doz. Navy Serge Costumes, 19/6 and 22/6. 0 only Navy and Mole-colored Costumes, good styles, 14/6. 6 good tweed costumes, mostly dark, 22/6. 1 doz. Tweed Costumes, panel back and front, in brown shades, 14/6. 3 Navy Serge Costumes, 65/-, for 25/-. Wonderful value. 6 Heavy Tweed Costumes, really smart goods, 45/- to 65/-, for 39/-. 2 only Fine Navy Serge, high-waist-ed, £4 5s for £3 10s. ~" 6 only Navy Silk-lined Costumes, 55/- to 65/-, all to go at 35/-. GENUINE REDUCTIONS WONDERFUL VALUES. Be early and get first choice. J. & J. AULD, Near Post Office, NEW PLYMOUTH. | "Where are'you going to, my pretty " maid?" t "I'm going to THE DAIRY SHOW, Sir," she said. THE FOURTH DOMINION DAIRY SHOW, DOMINION DAIRY SHOW, DOMINION DAIRY SHOW, HAWERA. THE MOST POPULAR FIXTURE IN TARANAKI. THE GREAT CARNiyAI, WEEK WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 26, 27, 2S. See the great exhibit made by the DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. DEPARTMENT 01- -AGRICULTURE. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. An education to the Man on the Land. See the Leading Firms exhibiting. See the Milking Machines— THE FARMER THE GANE THE RIDD THE REID THE STORRIE THE SIMPLEX THE TREALOR. RECORD ENTRIES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED IN THE HOME INDUSTRIES FANCY WORK POULTRY & DOG SECTIONS. SEE THE SCHOOL DISPLAY OF FARM PRODUCE. The competition will be keen, all striving to win the coveted prize. The week will be full of Attractions. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! WELLINGTON v. TARANAKI. WANGANUI v. TARANAKI. SEE THE TERRITORIAL GYMKHANA. SIDE SHOWS GALORE! EXCURSION TRAINS AND CHEAP FARES FROM ALL PARTS. Children in Charge of Teachers FREE FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Let the children receive the benefit of witnessing this fine exposition. ( For full and further particulars apply A. M. CONROY, Show Secretary. Box 174, Hawera. 'Phone 125. | FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN— I FARMERS AND DATRYMEN- I WHO USE MOTOR ENGINES. I WHO USE MOTOR ENGINES. VOU are quite convinced that running your machinery by motorpower is a paying proposition. But have you considered that one day—the very day you would least have it happen—the engine will stop! Don't bother sending for exportscosts too much in tinirt and money. Fix it up yourself, on the spot, and jiHt as well. How? Well, the BOWERS'S AUCKLAND SCHOOL BOWERS'S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS FOR ENGINEERS f I Have compiled, specially for your instruction, and at specially small expense to yourself, a course that will make you your own expert. This small investment NOW may repay its cost many times over in a busy season. Decide now, for while you hesitate the "break-down" may occur, and you will not be at the mercy of the expert who has to come from a • distance. Prospectus free. Now, write for it to-dav. Principal: JAR. W. BOWER, M.A.I.M.E. Principal: JAS. W. BOWEII, M.A.T.M.E. Tvrone Buildings. Customs Street East, AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 50. 'Phone 1734 CRITERION LIVERY & BAIT STABLEe poR g[IRE I MOTOR CARS, CABS, BUGGIES, SULKIES, SADDLE HORSES Mountain House Excursions arranged for at Special Rates. M. JONES, PROPRIETOR, 'Phono 29. Jas. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffiths •EVERYTHING NEW. No old stock.— I The "Davies" riiarmaey.