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Taranaki Daily News, 8 October 1925, Page 5

£ ft & Your Opportunity Our Loss luk Big ! wwW ear,n S Sale I si jy hi nKB MEN 'S. WOMEN'S, CHILDREN’S g? W footwear at less than HALF TO-DAY'S PRICES Ladies’ Patent LACE SHOES, amart shapes, L>u«s keels. X Clearing Sale. Price J /Q A Ladies’ Fawn Suede Beaded STRAP SHOES, L<»uis heeU. 5 Clearing .Sale Price H £ Ladies’ Glace Kid LACE SHOES, smart shapes, Lums heels. 6 Clearing Sale Price ... J•) /Q T Ladies’ Glace Kid, also Patent Leather Ankle STRAP {t SHOES. Clearing Sale Price 10 <5 I Children’s Glace and Patent STRAP SHOES, fit Chi’.dren up to 9 years. Clearing Sale Price ... . 6/11 ? 350 pairs of Oddments in Ladies’ SHOES, comprising Lr.ce X and Strap Shoes. To be Cleared at 6/11 ¥ 150 Men’s Black, also Tan BOOTS, good fitting. Clearing Sale Price 19/6 2 New Clothing | Zealand Factory Devon Street, [CLOTHING FACTORY] New Plymouth. §

fo/ , l/iG New Indian XOUT\ Improved Exchange brintfr / Price Reduction ' k A better-than-ever Scout—made \\ j 8 super-comfortable by new Cantilever Front Fork, super-accessible JI through a newCar-Type Detachable Cylinder Head, refined in a host of ways. At a Reduced Price! Never before was there * value comfrared with this. | CE- TUE I9.:_s LITERATURE. . ILJGHTBAMD & WANN, LTD., Devon Street, New Plymouth.

¥y"AVERLEY- JJACING AN7HJAL MEETONG. To be held on the Waver Icy Racecourse on MONDAY, OCTOBER &G, im. (Labour Day.) Judge E. V. Sutherland Hundicwpper R- Coyle Starter A Morse To start at HAS a.-m. 1. MORTON MEMORIAL MAIDEN RACE, ot 125 gov’s.; second to receive 15 sovs.; and third 5 sovs. Weight for age. Nom. 1 sov.; acc. 1 sov. Six furlongs. 2. BREWER HANDICAP (Open), of 190 sova.: second 25 80vh. j and third 10 sovs. Nom. Isov.; tvcc. £ SOVB. Six furlongs 3. HANIDIOAP HACK HURDLE • RACE. of 150 sovs.; second 20 sovs.; and third 10 Sova. Nom. 1 8ov.; a-00. 1 sov. One xnllo and a half. Over six flights of hurdles, 3ft. Bln. In height 4. WILSON HACK WELTER STAKES HANDICAP. of 115 sovs. and Cup valued at 50 sova presented by F. Wilson, Esq.; second 15 sovs.; and third 10 sovs. Minimum weight Bst. Noni. 1 sov.; aoo. I sov. Seven furlongs. 5. WAVERLEY-WAITOTARA CUI* (Open), a liandicap of 300 sovs.; second 45 sovs.; and third 15 sovs. Nom. I sov.; acc. 2 sovs Ono mile and a-quarter. 6. FLYING HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs.; second 15 sovs.; and third 5 sovs. Nom. 1 sov-: ace. 1 sov. Six furlongs. 7. MOUMAHAKI HACK STAKES HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.; second 20 sovs. ; and third 10 sovs. Nom. 1 sov.; aco. 1 sov. One mile. 8. JACKSON HACK MEMORIAL STAKES HANDICAP, of 125 sovs.; second 15 sovs.; and third 5 »ovB. Minimum weight Bst Nom. 1 sov.: mw. 1 sov. Five furlongs ACC.Ec*TANCES dos© with th© Secretary, Waverley, at 8 P.m. ou WEDNESDAY, October 14, 1025, Telegraph Office closes at 5 pm. V/lnnare after the declaration of weights may bo re handicapped, W. MACFARLANE, Secretary, Box 11; 'Phono 3-5. WE /VRE THS REMOVAL EXPERTS. No matter what you want shifted, a aewing machine or a grand piano from the North Cape to the Bluff, we’ll relieve you of all the trouble of consigning it and will sen that it is packed to arrive at its d<«tlnation in. as good order as 1| left. Shifts at short notice occasion a lot of worry until we arrive on the scene when we take over and spirit everything away. Don’t take chances with valuable furniture and other belongings—let us have charge of it and travel secure in the knowledge that the utmost care is being taken with it. New Zealand Express Co, Ltd. Offices in all chief towns. 2.