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Taranaki Daily News, 16 November 1920, Page 4

XMAS CARDS is the time to order your ■ Xmaa Greeting Cards. We have a wide range to select from. Call in and see them. They are a beautiful lot, and the prices, notwithstanding the greatly increased costs, are low. DAILY NEWS, CURRIE ST,, NEW PLYMOUTH FOR SALE piTZROY .—5-roomed House in course of erection on one-eighth acre. Firstclass timber, electric light, hot and cold waiter. Price £1500; £7OO cash, oneeighth acre adjoining above can be had if desired, £125 extra. JJOUSE of 5 rooms, with electric light, hot and cold water, gas, wash-house, motor shed, etc., on quarter-acre. A snip at £1550. Cash £9OO. under quarter-acre, house 4 rooms, just built. Electric light, hot and cold water. Worth seeing at £I2OO. Cash £SOO. Pj-ROOMED Rough-cast Bungalow, all modern conveniences, electric light, hot and cold water, septic tank, etc. Cheap at £1550. Cash £BOO. P. H. JELLYMAN, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. P.O. Bos 211 Telephone 504. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE V. Will be searching for suitable gifts for tlieir friends. A nice piece of plate, a bangle, a brooch, pendant, ring, vases, silver-back-ed brushes or mirrors are amongst the thousands of articles we arc offering. SEE OUR SHOWCASES! You will find our prices right. DALGLEISH (LATE DREW'S. DEVON STREET CENTRAL, Opposite Egmont Street.

THANKS. MRS. lAS. CLARICE desires to return hpr Veartfelt thanks to all those who so freely gave their thoughtful assistance after the recent accident to her lato husband, and for the many many kindnesses rendered daring her great sorrow. LATE SHIPPING. Sydney, Nov. 15. —Arrived: Tort Napier, from New Zealand. WEATHER REPORT. By Telegraph.—Press Association. , Wellington, Last Night. Present indications aro for southerly breezes, veering by west to freshening northertiee. Changeable weather generally, with scattered rain. Barometer unsteady, and falling soon, especially In the south. TO CORRESPONDENTS. We aro in receipt of a letter from a Stratford correspondent without signature. It is }n reply to tho letter of "Brltannicus Sum." We cannot publish any letter without knowing the identity of the writer.