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Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1921, Page 8

Cheaper Clothing! MELBOURNE PRICES AGAIN LOWERED Financial stringency amongst wholesalers and manufacturers has enabled us 8 to make furthbr large purchases for cash, making it possible to offer regular goods at furi her reduced prices. These quotations are below the actual cost of production, and merely represent a passing phase of the present tightness of money. While wages remain at their present level, and after stocks become depleted, we may expect a hardening of prices. Therefore, be wise and purchase now. MEN’S HAEJDWEAR TROUSERS. BOYS’ TWEED KNICKERS. These were 21s a few weeks ago. Best All pure wool and strong wearing, trousers made for workers. Reduced Pure N.Z. tweed. Sizes 4to IG. to ... 17/f, NOW l()/6 TO 1 3/6 LITTLE BOYS’RAINCOATS. MEN S RAINCOATS Lovely quality, pure wool gaberdine. - of shower proof gaberdine. The whole- We have never handled better. Ex- , salers’ price was 59/6. NOW 35/- tremely smart. To fit boys '2 to 7 years. 45/_ and 49/6 - ; MEN'S SADDLX TROUSBBS. MEN 'S TWEED SUITS. Strong English make, all dark shades. Not a shoddy suit in the lot. All are . , These were sold last week at 29/6. pure wool N.Z. Tweeds, and were for£f , ' i NOW 23/6 merly £6 10s and £7 10s. Now 89/6 n e MELBOURNE Ltd. NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD. WANGANUI, ELTBEMM, HAWERA. STRATFORD.

The Sale of the Season. FOR CASH. H ALL ROUND REDUCTIONS IN I HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR. -f || MANY LINES MARKED AT GIVE AWAY PRICES. / i _ Sole Agents. New PJjmoutii Bistract for Crocket end Jones’ “HEALTH. BRAND” FOOTWEAR. n nnrirpn i * quality shoe house, « II vKzFklvll-sl-i Oj TELEPHONE No. 43 3, || Levon Street New Plymouth, /I niejoe, . i r- 111 ucaoEssacaoissay

Some Choice Properties for Sale. 76 ACRES, very choice and highly im- 131 ACRES ~ A well-improved Dairy IIIJ ACRES, choice dai y farm; GO * ° proved Dairy Farm, situated'near Farra on S ood metalled road - 1 Aut acrca llave 1)eeI1 p i oU g] le d a nd Bell Block. Land is of exceptional «ual- n< ‘ ar to sea Omata - Large portinn re-grassed. Sub-divided into 12 wellity. Splendidly fenced, subdivided ‘into been ploughed and renewed. Well fenced; .f ence d paddocks; good dwelling house of 16 paddocks; swing gktes, totara posit B ; handy to school and factory; 13 6 room*; cowshed with concrete floor, water laid on to all paddocks; 6-roomed P*ddocka, good house of 9 rooms, cow- > will catty 40 cows. Handy to school, dwelling-house. Up-to-date concrete sbed and necessary outbuildings. A j factory, and railway station, on good floor cowshed with machines, and con- V ’? U sheltered farm. Would suit man galled road. This is a well-sheltered crete yards. Implement shed, barn, pig- w **h family. Stock, grade Jersey cows, i f arm> an d we n situated. Very Cheap at etyea and runs. Half-mile from factory can bc taken at valuation. Price only £47 p er acre , £B5O (’ASH. and railway station, 1 mile from school. P er acrc; • £80t) casb - oj ACRES, situated 4 miles from New Good metalled road. Now carrying 35 exchange for smaller farm. Splendid; Plymouth; 1 mile to Bell Block Grade Jersey cows, 2 horses, 1 bull. Re- ra^us ’ factory, quarter-mile to school. Land turns are available. One of the be c t is all level and well improved; 45 acres farms in Taranaki. PRICE £ll5 PER , , have been ploughed and renewed. SixACRE; £l2OO CASH, balance 7 years at * CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.” roomed dwelling-house, cowshed and all G per eent. ' necfvsarv outbuildings. Now carrying Stock «t valuation if required PULL quarter-acre, situated Buller 2S COWSj Ts heifers, and 3 horses. PRICE Street, close to East End Reserve *j s £45 per acre, £B5O CASH, balance 5 CAN RECOMMEND THIS gate. Level section, suitable for two,y ears a t 5 ppj- cent. cottages. Very Che p at £250. j' CHEAP AND GOOD. NOTE.—I have on my Land Register Dairy Farms, Sheep Runs, and Town Properties for sale on t:rms to suit everyone. Purchasers of Dairy Farms will b? shown returns and advised where best to purchaise. Thirty years’ practical experiences in Dairy Farming. E. JACKSON. Agent. • WILL HELP YOU TO MAKE MONEY. COMMISSION AGENT opp. Criterion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 575.

NEWTON KING, LTD., ' tTAVE the following Properties for | Exchange: — ! 159 Acres, Lepperton, £3O per acre, exchange for small farm (1) 186 Acres, Inglewood, £55 per acre, exchange for mortgage or house property. (2) 869 Acres, Huiroa. £lO per acre, exchange for small farm. (4) 145 Acres, Lepperton, £95 per acre, exchange for small farm. (5) 150 Acres, Lepperton, £B5 per acre, xchange for sheep farm. (6) 227 Acres, Inglewood, £6O per acre, ex-[ change for 20 to 100 acres. (7) 64:} Acres, Inglewood, £7B per acre, exchange for house. (13) 290 Acres, Huiroa, £9 per acre, exchange for small fhrm. (9) 1 90 Acres, Kaimata, £7O per acre, ex- i change for mortgage or town pro-I pert/. (H) I 66 Acres’, Ngaere, £95 per acre, exchange I for house in New Plymouth. (13) 261 Acres, Inglewood. £75 per acre, exchange for good mortgage. (14) NEWTON KING, LIMITED, LAND DEPARTMENT, INGLEWOOD. L; A; NOLAN & CO;, | HfDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. I .... I . 1 Next Sale June 21. -Advice Cards and 1 eU on Application. J

COW RUGS X SPECIAL PRICES. following: Canvas 17/6 Green Canvas 217Best Ontario White Cotton Duck 27/6 Best O.M. Green Cotton Duck 30/HORSE COVERS fiom £2 15s, with best all wool lining. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. AT—COOK & LISTER’S Currie Street, Brougham Street. I Phone 572. Phone 549. I NEW PLYMOUTH. JUDGMENT OP ANY FACTORY . should be made by comparln" nr t» value returns from season to FCiMD. We ate prepared to «ra>i pare our returns with any other factory in New Zealand, and feel e-q . .> we shall be pleased to do *J » r ime next year. _aar/aj_> - mwm&L

ROWSON’S 1 I yyESTERN p.LECTRIC, HAWERA. ’Phone 475. ARMATURE WINDING, MAGNETO REPAIRS AND GENERAL ! ; ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. i AGENTS FOR Lalley Electric Lighting and Power Plants, for Country Homes. Al?o Columbia Lighting and Starting Batteries. Mail Orders promptly attend>l to. i TO FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED. j VTOW is your chance to get your carting done promptly and at a reasonable price. Having secured a LEYLAND FOUR-TON LORRY, I am prepared to do carting at the * rate of one shilling per mile per ton, full load«s. Both ways charged. I Starting Monday, 9th May, 1921. : I Minimum charge 10s per ton. Please ring up. or leave orders at A. | Veale’s (’Phone 166), Brougham Street. , M. T. PRIEST, CARRIER, NEW PLYMOUTH. 1