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Taranaki Daily News, 25 September 1924, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. . JJAWKE’S for Cutlery at wholesale i prices. Lockwood’s Superior Quality | Knives, stainless, desserts 17/6 half dozen, Tables_ 20/- half dozen. JjAWKE’S Odd Cups 8d each; Cups and Saucers 5/6 half dozen; Odd Chambers 4/G; Toilet Basins and Jugs 7/6 JJAWKE’S for Tea Sets. Large assortment from 20/-; Dinner Sets, all. good patterns, 25-piece White Dinner Set for 30/-; Soups 5/- extra. jjAWKE’S for all Household Goods. We are the cheapest for all Aluminium Ware, We invite inspection of our stock. JJAWKE’S Garden Forks 1/- each; Watering Cans 2/6 each; Everyday Cookery Book 1/-, postage Id extra; Envelopes 3/- box. JJAWKE’S— Just arrived, Rag. Dolls to make up. Large s’ze 2/6, small 1/3; Dean’s Dolls made up from 1/- to 2/6. JJEPAIRS to Windows cost little if you buy your Glass from the N.P. HardY^ re ..Ji 0 :_ stocked, d.n. Tools of the very best quality and cheapest prices are one of our Special Offers. N.P. Hardware Co. d.n. J^AWNMOWERS! Only a few left at our Special Cut Prices. We invite you to inspect. N.P. Hardware Co. d.n. Mdls help the poultry keeper’s egg supply. Don’t be without one. N.P. Hardware Co. d.n. J) ALMOLIVE Soap, sev en cakes for 4/6; P.C. Canopeners, best on the market, 2/6; Granose Biscuits, 1/3 and 3/9 packet; Edmond’s Baking Powder, large tins 1/4; Edmond’s Custard Powder 1/-; try our Gold Crest Orange Pekoe Tea, 3/- per lb. You will like the flavour. Try all grocery stocks from our store. They are new' and best quality. C. Bond, grocer,New_Plymouth. d.n. JJ ANN AH’S Bargains. Ladies’ up-to-date Glace Kid Lace Shoes, all leather, guaranteed. 14/9 pair. d.n. M EN’S- Work Boots. Strong Kip Balmorals, pegged soles. 15/9 pair at Hannah’s. d.n. MEN ’S all Kip whole back Shooters, ( nailed and plated. 22/6 ' pair at Hannah’s. d.n. for farm work, plated soles, strong and durable. Men’s, 16/6; woiiiPiiT, 1')/G, at Hannah’s. d.n. gANDALS, Tan or Black, all solid leather; sizes 7 to 10, 5/11; 11 to 1, 6/11; 2 to 5, 8/6, at Hannah’s. d.n. JpYFE’S for all Fancy Goods and Novelties. A nice range to select from. Inspection invited. d.n. JpYFE’S for Magazines, Books, Papers and all general reading. Wide selection. d.n. JpYFE’S for Schoolbags, Pencils, Pens, Rubbers, Pads, etc. Our prices are right.. ” d.n. Jj'Y'FE’S window d-isplay of Writing Pads will interest you. A grand selection at 1/- each. d.n. JpYFE’S for Films, Cameras, Velox I’aners and all other accessories. Insnecf our stock now. * d.n. JpRUIT Trees, Hedge Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Flower Annuals. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants.- W. S. Gilbert and Co., Devon Street East. d.n. wreaths. Best assortment in town, lowest prices, natural flower wreaths, bouquets. W. S. Gilbert and Co., Devon Street East. d.n. S. GILBERT <fc CO., agents for Alliance Bee Hoods. All Beekeepers requisites in stuck. d.n. yEGETABi.IC SEEDS Ml sorts. Peas and Beans 6d; Vegetable Seeds 3d packet; Flower seeds 3d; Seed Potatoes; Boiaio Min, up. \V. S. Gilbert and Co. AT tin- 'ILK." Bookshop—Popular Fiction at 2/6. “The Pride of Palomar,” Kyne; “Kindred of the Dust,” Kyne; “Lynch Lawyers,” W. P. White; "The Courage of Captain Plum,” Curwood. Price 2/10 each, posted. Opposite Empire 'Flu'iiire. d.e.

i AT the "8.K.” Bookshop—Wonderful j X reading for 2/6. “The Enchanted I Country,” Joan Sutherland; “Bruce of Circle ‘A’” Harold Titus; (author of 1 “Timber.” d.e. l,r pHE Adventures of Signor McGlusky,” Hales McGlusky; “The Gold Seeker,” Hales; “Flowing Gold,” Rex Beach. Price 2/10 each posted. Opposite Empire Theatre. d.e. the “8.K.,” Devon Street. New Ivory Pads, 100 pages; wonderful surface paper; ladies’ size. Special purchase offer of three pads for 1/6, posted 2/-. Opposite Empire Theatre. d.e. 8.K.” Devon Street. Post Card Albums, special purchase offer. To hold 200 cards 1/-, posted 1/6; to hold 250 cards 2/-, posted 2/8; to hold 300 cards 2/3, posted 2/11; to hold 250 cards 3/9, posted 4/5; to hold 300 cards 4/9, posted 5/4.—Opposite Empire Theatre. the “8.K.” Bookshop.—Wonderful Titles in 'Half-Crown Fiction, posted 2/10 each, opposite Empire Theatre. "Rilla of Ingleside,” Montgomery; “The Eternal Struggle,” Lancaster; “Tess of the Storm Country,” White; “Happy Hawkins," R. A. Watson. Price 2/10 each posted. AT 'he “8.K.” Bookshop.—Splendid new Titles in cheap editions. “The Bond Boy,” Odgen; “Long Live the King,” Rinehart; “The Last Straw,” Titus; “Bond or Free,” Lyall; “To Him that Hath,” Connor; “Tarrant of Tin Spout,” Oyen; “The Black Stone,” Gibbs; “Square-deal Sanderson,” Siltzer; “Adrian Grey,” Sutherland, "Buck Peters, Ranchman,” Seltzer; Price 2/6, 2/10 posted. Opposite Empire Theatre, Devon Street. J j AST few days of 10 per cent, opening reduction at Madam Rosevear’s, opp. Criterion Hotel. b.n. SENSATIONAL Sale of Sample Shirts, Sox, Braces, Ties, etc., to-morrow. 4/in the £ on all samples.—Robb’s, Devon Street. East. d.n. tenders for a big wholesale stock of warehousemen’s samples. Don’t miss this chance to-morrow. 4/in the £ reduction.—At Robb’s, The Draper, Devon Street East. d.n. Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Unwear, etc. All at a reduction of 4/- in the £.—At Robb’s, The Devon Street Draper. d.n. QN the market to-morrow—To-morrow we will offer up the huge stock of cotton goods bought by us this season at 1/-, 1/3 and 1/9 per yard. Robb’s, third door fr° m Ford Garage. d.n. GOLD to J. W. Robb, warehousemen’s stock of traveller’s samples. These ’ will be cleared to-morrow at a reduction of 4/• in the cUbj