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Taranaki Daily News, 27 December 1929, Page 10

TEED & CO. Dispensing Photographic and Veterinary Chemists Box 98. - ’Phone 65. DEVON STREET CENTRAD. Next Bank of New Zealand, NEW PLYMOUTH. CHORENSSHOES GIVE THE CHILDREN SHOES SOMETHING for the outside as well as . ’ the inside of ‘he steering—or something that would admirably answer . both purposes. Boots, She ■, Slippers, make 1 SUITABLE Gifts—sensible Gifts—Gifts the children will appreciate —Gifts of real value. ; , FOR this kind of Gift you cannot do better than go to McFwen’s. They keep the best stock of Boots and Shoes in Taranaki. McEWEN BROS. “BOSTOCK” & “K” SHOE STORE. ’Phone 201. NEW PLYMOUTH. A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. is assured when the House is stocked with Gadd’s Good Groceries. A few Seasonable Suggestions at their Pleasing Prices: Xmas Hams, 1/1 J; Muscatels, 9d and 1/6 packet; Dates, 2 packets lid; Cherries, 2/3 and 2/10 lb; Shelled Walnuts, 2/0; Cooking Almonds, 1/11; Mixed Nuts, lOd lb; Plum Puddings, 2/9 tin; Cordials, 1/2 bottle; Sykes’ Lemon Squash, 1/7 bottle; Pineapple, Od; Peaches, 1/-; Apricots, 1/2;-Fruit Salad, 1/4; Raspberries, 1/3; Black Currants, 1/2 tin; Shrimp, 1/3; Prawns, 1/3; Lobster, 2/0 tin. 1 • Large Selection of Glassware, Crockery, etc. 1 • — AT — GADDS LTD. THE CASH CROCEHS, Devon Street, New Plymouth. 'Rhone 242 ■ ' ' ' •» . / » f • -’ . ‘ •' S "I l ■ inn .n. ■!■ i■■ ■ > BROKEN LENSES REPAIRED. Town and country clients. Send fragments of broken spectacle lenses to Ernest Davies and a new lens to the exact pre- > scription of the broken one will be ground and forwarded by return. ERNEST DAVIES F.S.M.C, (London) • NEW PLYMOUTH

“Mistake-Proof” Gifts Here are Gifts that _ one need not fear to ._ give on account of Jr’ their being always acceptable. Here, too, the prices for them Jj» uro so moderate ‘that ♦* no one can be afraid wff of their being outside their means. Perfumes, Face PowHere, Xylonite Ware, Manicure Sets, Came- |jy “ rae, are but a few of * wU the. many gifts we suggest. New Plymouth Friendly Societies' Dispensary Devon St NEW nYMOUTH A FUR NECKLET OR STOLE. Would make an excellent gift. We have just opened up a small portion of our indent order. We also invite you to see our range of satin faille coats, frocks in silk crepe veletta, satin crepe faille, georgette,, crepe elite, rayon, art silk morocain, and rayons. A few frocks and eo.ats at half price to clear. CjL / 1 PHONE 1 iry* ■ L, 352 i J TV ' ~ —i——N£W e. 1 1 'J” —— - PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. M n< R. N EVILLE R EXAUD Resumes Tuition MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929. DAWSON' ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. JfESSENGER, GRIFFITHS & TAYLOR, 61 Dercn Street opp. A.M.P. Buildlncs), New Plymouth. 'Phono 100. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS Frank Messenger, F.N.Z.1.A.) Victor Griffiths, F.N.Z.1.A.) William Taylor (A.N.Z.1.A.). V ~gpi!OS. JJ. gATES, A.N.Z.1.A., REGISTERED ARCHITECT AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. Has removed to Offices, Empire Buildings, King Street. L O SLADDEN. A. H. PALMER. MN.Z.I.S. M.N.ZI.S. A M.N.Z.S C.E. A M N.Z.S.C.E. AND PALMER, ItEG&TFRED CIVIL ENGINEERS AND