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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1923, Page 8

MORE AMAZING BARGAINS AT THE MELBOURNE’S Monster Reduction Sale STILL GOING STRONG SADDLE TWEED SHORTS. RED, SPOT HANDKERCHIEFS. ROSLYN TWEED SUITS. Large red Twill Handkerchiefs, 24 by These suits are selling like hot cakes Pure wool, Oamaru Tweed. Best for j 27 inches, with white spots. These and no wonder, they’re grand suits school or hard wear. Size 4 8/11 are very popular with workers. Re- and have been reduced from 85/-. to 12/11 for size 16. duced from 1/3 Don’t delay. Now only , 1 ID EACH. 69/ 6 BOYS' SPORT SUITS. . i FI 7 MNELETTE KNITTED PANTS. . Extraordinary bargain. Nice patterns, ) FLANNELETTE. Another typical Melbourne bargain. XNZ tweed Were up to 45/-, 27 ,nches *> de aad a wond " fu ! bne ’ Those who want comfort and warmth Shui 7to 12 wars ' even at ,he regular P nce ’ wh ‘ ch was and solid wear should not miss this I 17-yard. Reduced by 25 per cent, for bargain. Reduced from 8/11. 34/6 > ,he Sale ' 6/11 9 D YARD. BOVS , GREY j ERSE ys. | BOYS' HARD-WEAR SHORTS. i These come from the South Canter- | Mothers, don't miss these. Every pair j GREY BLANKLTb. bury and are the best value m « well made and strongly lined. Made Pure Wool, made m the ..outh Ncw Zealand at normal prices. At § of strong striped cotton tweed. All I Mand. We have reduced the nrne- reduced they - re a real S dies now reduced to j <5 uarter 01 sln B le ted slze from 35/ ‘ t 0 “plum.” Buy now. 20in, 7/11; 22in, 8 5/11 PAm - j PAre - 8/6;26in ’ 8/ " ;28iD ' 9/6: The Melbourne Ltd. | NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD i INGLRWOOD ELTHAM WAN rANUI j

f B REMOVAL SALE JB STARTLING ALL ROUND REDUCTIONS. j| ..Our stock of high grade boots dßy and shoes will be offered at greatly reduced prices for the next two weeks. ..Now is your opportunity to ohtain the very best go,ds at bargain prices. Bole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. DOCKR ILL’S JLx V/ S/ IV I\l a-4 1-4 7 NEW PLYMOUTH.

TARANAKI LAND LACKS POTASH WE CAN QUOTE FOR DELIVERY EX DORSET, ARRIVING EARLY IN MAY, THIS VALUABLE FERTILIZER. A 90 PER CENT. GRADE SULPHATE OF POTASH. at Pre-war Prices By the same vessel we Lave also to arrive KAINIT (15 per cent. Sulphate of Potash.) TO BE SOLD AT A CHEAPER RATE THAN IT HAS BEEN SOLD AT FOR YEARS. POTASH STARVATION has been very evident in Taranaki during the past few years and without a doubt SCORES OF FARMERS ARE LIMITING THEIR PRODUCTION By a deficiency of Potash in the soil. MAKE AMENDS NOW. THE PRICE IS RIGHT. AND GET RESULTS THAT SATISFY. Newton King, Ltd.

YOUR CREAM 19 DAIRYMEN. i RE YOUR CREAM. W E are prepared to purchase Cream in | any quantities, and will either send ' •ur Lorry or arrange to have the Cream | forwarded to us. Come in and see what we are anxious I to do for you. It will pay you. We i ■ want you to enquire of us abo t I F. S. BUTLER, ‘ PEVON STREET (N«ar Liardet Strati), I