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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1929, Page 10

THANKS. The sons and daughters of the late Mrs. Robertson wish to thank all kind friends who so willingly helped and those who sent telegrams, floral emblems . and ex-' pressions of sympathy, especially Dr. Steven for his untiring attention to her in her long and painful illness.

BOON BROS. LTD. GOVER STREET. FUNERALS FURNISHED In TOWN AND COUNTRY With Prompt Attention and Decorum Artificial Wreaths and Grave Vases supplied. ’Phone: Business Hours, 1293. Night and Sundays, 125 and 1336.

FEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK. (Established 1550.) 4 J PER CENT PAID ON . DEPOSITS "Withdrawals may be made at any time during banking hours. MONEY ADVANCED ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON FREEHOLD LANDS. G. E. DINNISS, Manager. TIMBER! YES! We are still selling that Mountain Rimu. DRY-DRESSED TIMBER A SPECIALTY DELIVERED ANYWHERE W. C. C LEMENT - WAITEIKA ROAD, TE KIRI. THE NORTH TARANAKI FINANCE AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, LTD. A DVANCES made on Stock, Chattels, and other forms of Security in any part of district. Mortgages and other ecurities purchased for cash. Full details on application at the Company’d Office, County Chambers, Waitara. 11. E. VAUGHAN, Secretary. P.O. Box 27.

The Hustlens’ sale which is now in full swing are now offering bargains at prices far lower than cost. Grasp your opportunity by securing some of these snips for yourself, and benefit by our loss.

Wintry weather is likely to continue for some time yet, but the problem of how to meet this weather will be solved if you buy now at MeGruer’s "Winter Sale.

Among the many bargains to be had at Broome’s Corner are men’s, holeproof working trousers at 7/11; men’s dark grey suits 37/6; boys’ jerseys in navy, brown and dark grey, sizes l’s to S’s, at 4/6; men's English saddle tweed trousers at 9/6; men’s odd coats 17/9; men’s odd vests 7/9; boys’ brushed cotton singlets 1/6 to be obtained only at W. H. Broome’s, Taranaki’s finest price store, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

The public should need no reminder of the Old Timers’ Ball at Okato to-night. This function has earned well deserved popularity during the past few years and the committee have confidence of being able to raise it even higher in the estimation of those who attend this year. Music will be supplied by Coburn’s orchestra and free ’buses will leave New Pulymouth and Opunake at 7 p.m. .... ..