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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1925, Page 10

o+o+o+o+o+o+o+d+o+o4>o+Ofo4-o+o4-0-+O4-o+o4-04>0-Fo4'o+o+o4-04-04-o+o4-0404‘04. *O*O+O*O4‘O<frO4>O*O*O*O*o<J>o+O*O I H>*O* *o*o*o*o*o+o*o4-04>0+0 %o*o*o4>o++o*o4>o4>Ofr<»*o4>o4'o'*><H>o4o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o»>o*o*o*o+o*<H>o*o*o*o*o*o»o*o , »O»<M PRICES ARE SINKING! Morey’s Ltd. Inauguration Sale U I B (LATE bH feVjnf Commences Wednesday June 24th, at 9 a.m. < showroom f Sport* Model CORSETS, B and C., 22 to 26in.; to I FANCY DEPARTMENT T V aor go , V J- WMFW 1 1 » n| y Creme GABERDINE COAT FROCK, slightly All READY-TO-WEAR and MODEL MILLINERY Ladies’ Black CASHMERE HOSE, nice weight, to* zSv soiled. Usual Price, £5 10s; a real snip at to be Cleared at Half-price. present wear, 4/6; for 2/11 pair. 19/11. ARTIFICIAL SILK HOSE, in Stone, Nude, Thrush, r 1 only Grey GABERDINE (all Wool) COSTUME, FiRFS's DEPARTMENT Coating, Putty, 4/6; for 3/3. smartly braided, £4 19s 6d; a real snip at 59/6. MERCERISED LISLE HOSE, in Brown and j 1 only 3-PIECE COSTUME, in Wool Marocaine, CHECKED HOPSACK, for Dresses and Skirts, in Beaver. Usually, 5/6; now, 2/6 pair. 3~ 8 B coat and top nicely lined Figured Silk, nicely Nigger, Navy, Saxe, Grey and Fawn, 40in. wide. Children’s Tan COTTON SOX, I/- pair. FHorrockses Striped PYJAMA FLANNELETTE, in braided, £5 ss; cheap at 65/-. Usual Price, 6/9; Sale Price, 4/11. „.. If j n)A v r ACF INSERTION 1/8 to 2/8; fo» all gootl stri P es > 36in. wide - Usually, 2/6; 1 only Gold GEORGETTE EVENING FROCK, full ALL-WOOL SERGES, in Grey, Mole, Cream and udd yd . Sale, l/11. lined Crepe de Chene, beaded panels, 25/-. Violet, 50in. wide. Sale Price, 3/6 yd. , w-ruvr i t?w QCARVRS Usual Price Horrockses Plain WHITE FLANNELETTE, suit- 1 only Lavented TAFFETA FROCK, finished in DRESS HOPSACKS, a few pieces only, 54in. wide, 2 on^ z 1& T, |9/ 6 ' able for Nightdresses, etc., 36in. wide. Usually, hem-stitched frills; to go at 25/-. all Wool; to clear at 4/11 yd. wmiTNCTNG 4/8 1 j/nj Sale, 1/6. 1 only Green and Gold SHOT TAFFETA EVEN- WINTER COATINGS, including Velours, Astrachan 27in. VOILE EMBROIDERY FLOUNEIINO, */o; TJ in..; wim-i.- i?t AAixtPT PTTIT „ nn .i ING FROCK, finished with hem-stitched frills. and Tweeds, all Reduced. for 3/3. vMue 33‘n wiYe Usually V 9 Sal i/4 g A Bargain-45/, Fine ALL-WOOL DRESS SERGES, in Bottle Green, Ladies’ SUEDE GAUNTLET GLOVES, strap and on- wi-f FT ANNFT FTTF 10/6 Extra special Bargains in TWEED COATS, good Slate and Fawn. 48in wide; 4/11 yd. dome fastening, in Grey and Fawn®. Usual 30m. White NURSERY FLANNELETTE, 10/6 styles and colours, £3 10s; to go at 39/6. UNDERSKIRT MOIRETTE, good quality, in Grey, | Price, 15/6; Sale, 12/6 pair. .. . .T/.finrTm nDninTMCVT oz. ys. J only Kingfisher VELOUR COAT, Silk lined, fancy Fawn, Brown, Emerald, Violet and Black, 40in. i Washing DOESKIN GLOVES, elastic wrist and MANuncSlcK Dtlr AKllVlEll 1 36in. Striped PYJAMA WINCEYETTE. Usually, stitching, £4 19s 6d; a snip at 29/6. wide. Sale Price, 2/9 yd. ! Gauntlet, in Light Fawns and Greys. Usual n-nrrir cnctTivo TTa.mllv 9/«i 2^3 ’ Sale > 1,Z9, 1 only Nigger GABERDINE COAT, very smart, 45/- BROCADED COSTUME LININGS, in Brown, Navy Price, 19/6; Sale, 15/6 pair. 54m. WHITE TWILL SHEEIING. usually, z/o; COLOURED TOWELS, 20 X 40. Usually, 1/11 1 only Cream WOOL JUMPER, soiled, 25/-; for and Black and White, 40in.; 1/9 yd. Imitation SUEDE GLOVES, 2-button, in White, Sale, 1/9. P ,TT-T-rTvo tt 11 Q/11 * each ; Sale > 2/11 P air - ,2/6 - 35in. DRESS VELVETS, in a good range of colours, Pastel and Grey, 6/11; for 4/9 pair. 54ip. PLAIN WHITE SHEETING. Usually 8/ } COLOURED TOWELS, 22 x 44. Usually, 2/3 ea.) ' Children’s VELOUR COATS, in Nigger, Navy, including Nigger, Navy, Scarlet, Tango, King- imitation SUEDE GLOVES fringed Gauntlet, m 54in UNB 3 LEACH E D TWILL SHEETING. Usually, ‘ 7/8 ’ ,9/6 ’ 24/8 ’ 2/H; Side, 2/4. LING, IOJd and I/- yd. ’ 3 Check TWEED COATS, 8/11 to 35m. DRESS SATINS, in Royal Blue, Pink Cham- And other Bargain., which apace will not WHITE TWILL SHEETING. Usually 29 in UNION SHIRTINGS Usually, 2/6 to 3/9; t Ladies > ; St . Margare t” VESTS, heavy winter BUcT UsTal Price 9°/H; Sale?’s/I I. * permit us to mention here. ’ m«7TT t cnurrivr TTonalhr ° ale ’ t 0 * weight. Usually 7/6; Sale, 4/11. -50 in. RIPPLE CLOTHS, for Dressing Gowns, in eAir 72in. heavy WHITE TWILL Usua y, 36in. to 42 in. Cream CURTAIN NET, 2/3 to 2/9 yd. w MEDICAL WOOL VESTS, V.N.L.S., 7/6,* Saxe, Maroon, Pale Blue, Pale Pink, Rose, Grey TERMS OF SALE—--3/11; Sale, 3/3. tt n A'* * >est makes of N.Z. BLANKETS show a genuine Sale, 5/6. and Cream. Usually, 4/6; Sale, 3/9. All strictly Cash. 72in. UNBLEACHED TWILL SHEETING. Usually Reduction of at least 10/- pair. Cotton Fleecy lined COMBS, O.S. exceptional value. 36in. FRENCH MOLETON CLOTHS, for Dressing No goods on Approval. 3/11; Sale, 2/11. MARCELLA QUILTS, all heavily Discounted. Out Usually, 15/6; Sale Price, 9/11. Jackets and Gowns, all good colours. Usual No p atterns given during Sale. B°in heavy WHITE.TWILL SHEETING. Usually stock must be Reduced. Women’s All-wool “St. Margaret’’ COMBS, 14/6; 30in '’in’lll utful shades to No Freight paid. 3/11; Sale, 2/9. All Linen FORFAR, for Kitchen Towels, I/-, 1/3, for 8/11. 30in. JAPANESE CREPD, in all useful shades, to 3/4 £ Djscount off al | 900<h I WH V6 E TWILL SHEETING ' US * 1/9 and 1/11 yd - 3 only Maids’ SERGE FROCKS, 26/6; for 3/11. 40in Heavy ENGLISH CREPES, in Fawn, Rose, not already Reduced. 4/0, sale, a/ . . 40in. PILLOW COTTON, in open and circular, in 3 only Maids’ Grey FLANNEL FROCKS, 14/6; Pink, Cream and Champagne. Usual Price, All Country or. Mail Orders must be accom80in. SHEETIN finish, Fm- plain and Twilled finieh> (/6j I/8j l/9 , 2/3 yd . Sale _ 5/11- 2/n ’_ 1/H 6 panied by Cash . la > 3 - T-°. Turn T cTTE’K’TTMn WHITE TOWELS all show huge Reductions; 2/9, - and good wearing. Usually, 4/ 6 ! nJ"LVLV!n WW QU^Priced MOREY’S LTD. DCVOIX StfCCt, NeW PlymOUtK OTIO-bo^O^aj^4Hl*o4lo4'o4-04-04.<>4>04>04-04>4>04'0»0*0 0 T l0 - bo^O^aj^4Hl*04l04'04-04-04.<>4>04>04-04>4>04'0»0*04 > 04*04’0 < i , o^o*o^o4 , o4d>4‘o4>o4 t 0

NEWTON KING, LTD.’S PROPERTY GUIDE NO. 1, JUNE, 1925. KA ACRES AS GOING CONCERN, including 23 cows (mostly grade Jerseys and all good stuff), pedigree Jersey bull, 2 horses, young stock, good xange of implements and sundries. The land is flat firsUclass beach country, ell been ploughed and in splendid pasture. Well sub-divided and well watered, practically new three-roomed cottage (good) and good cowshed with concrete floor and yard. This property is good buying at £54 per acre as going concern. £B5O cash, balance at 5 per cent, for long term. GRAZING, 557 acres O.R.P. Okato district, annual rental of £l9 8s Bd, right to purchase at £431, or option of L.1.P., ring fences, practically free from weeds; 300 acres in grass, balance good bush, no buildings. Price for quick sale, 30/- per acre. FIRST-CLASS COAST FARM 150 ACRES FREEHOLD, all flat, all been ploughed, well sub-divided and well watered, carrying 66 cows, 20 in-calf heifers, 3 bulls, 3 horses and young stock. One mile to township, saleyards, (etc. New bungalow of five large rooms, with hot and cold water service, porcelain bath and Wizard light, telephone, etc. Price £62 per acre, £2OOO cash. NEWTON KING, LTD.,’ phone 20 ’ NEW p lymouth - Land Salesmen: F. H. Barnitt (’Phone 469); A. V. Cooper (’Phone 982). O+o+o+o*o4> o+o+ o+o+o4-0+04.04.0»04.0+0+0+0»0*0i-0*04-0*04.04-04-0 ©Willard Batteries j ARB USED BY 196 CAR j BUILDERS ON OVER 6 J MILLION CARS i Outstanding Efficiency : / Broof of their 5 Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries give more miles at 5 S lower mileage cost —it’s the THREADS and the * RUBBER that makes the difference. We Recommend Willard Batteries FARMERS’, CO-OP. Motor Department HAWERA gs— LUBRICATE WITH TEXACO I MOTOR OIL < . KTy- AND SAVE YOUR CAR J You can see the purity of Texaco Motor Oil—* ! It is clean, clear and golden—with all impuri- 1 1 ties refined out of it, Texaco Motor Oil in J I 1 your oranlc oase k a positive assurance of < W. pl can, correct lubrication. 1 // L. A. Nolan and Co. can supply your Texaco 1 demandsl Start with Texaco Motor Oil from J the next time you need oij. v < 11 A. Nolan S’ Co. ;..Auctienpre And Produce Merchants Devon Street New Plymouth / lit.’ * / _i;‘ JO BUILDERS I Do You Use . ?! Pinus Insignia Timber For your Concrete Boxing! • Many builders have found from experience thaf it has advantages over all other timber for this purpose. It does not stain the concrete, is easy to cut and nail, and costs less. PINUS INSIGNIS is a useful BUILDING TIMBER, Does not take the borer. A good money-saver for. you. ;; 11 H n 1 • WE MILL IT The New Plymouth Sash & Door Co. PIT.Ti STREET NEW PLY T MOUTH