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Taranaki Daily News, 31 December 1929, Page 8

TEED & CO. Dispensing' Photographic and Veterinary Chemists Box 98. - - - ’Phono 65. DEVON STREET CENTRAD. Next Dank ol Now JJeuland, NEW PLYMOUTH. tten;i | ii .in ■ h""■ inn ■ i ' ' .J — Z<0 jgt? \ CHILDRENS SHOES GIVE THE CHILDREN SHOES SOMETHING for the outside as well as .the inside of ho sti ting—or something that would admirably aswor both purposes. Boots, Sht , Slippers make . SUITABLE Glfts-sonsiblo Gifts-Gifts tho children will appreciate—Gifts of real value. FOR this kind of Gift you cannot do better than go to Mcl'wcn’s. They keep tho best stock of Boots and Shoes in Taranaki. McEWEN BROS. * ‘'BOSTOCK” A "K” SHOE STORE. Thono 201. NEW PLYMOUTH. W 1 ■ ■—•■mm—Kiwn-.-u.i i ' > l n in ■ii-i —n A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. FOR YOU Is assured by making Gadds your Grocers during 1030. Their Prices are always Koon, and their Goods absolutely Frosh. Sugar 12/0 per bag, 12lbs 2/7; Shoop Tongues, 1/3 tin; Muscatels, 0d and 1/0; Tinned Pees, Od; Cordials (all flavours) 1/2, Sykes' Cordials 1/7 bottle; Figs, 6d and 1/- box; Fresh Dates, loose, 31bs lid, packets, 2 for lid; Ham, 1/lfl lb; Herrings m Tomato Sauce, 2 largo tins 1/5; Peaches, l/« tin; Butter, Creamery 1/5 and 1/0; Whoy Butter, 1/4; Lard, 10<l lb. Also largo selection of Crockery and Cutlery suitable for New Year Presents. — AT — GADDS LTD. THE CASK GUOCEIIS. Devon Street, Now Plymouth. 'Phono 242

BROKEN LENSES REPAIRED. Town and country clients. Send fragments of broken spectacle lensos to Ernest Davies and a now lens to the exact proaoriptlon of the broken one will bo ground and forwarded by return. iIJWIWW ’ ERNEST DAVIES F.S.M.C. (London) • NEW PLYMOUTH WE HOPE your every trouble, no mutter how small, will soon disappear under the skilful treatment of Dr. 1930, whoso prescription is Good Fortune, and whoso fees are none at all. AND WE WISH to express to you our sincere appreciation and thanks of your patronage and the business you have entrusted io us during 1920. ItewPlymouth Friendly Societies Dispensary '■'o'rVON st' NEW PLYMOUTH ‘ I . 11-■

. A FUR NECKLET OR STOLE. Would make an excellent gift. Wo have just opened up a small portion of our indent order. Wo 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 coats at half . price to clear. J ( phons ) L <fcr* fi PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. M R - R. N EVILLE R ENAUD Resumes Tuition MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929. DAWSON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. ESSENGER, GRIFFITHS & TAYLOR, 1 fll Doron Street opp. A.M.P. Buildings), Now Plymouth ’Phono 100 HEUISTEIIED ARCIDTECI'B Frank Messenger, F.N Z.I.A ) Victor Griffiths, F.N.Z.I A.) William Taylor (A.N.Z.1.A.). *^T IIOS - H. B ATES> A ’ NZLA -’ REGISTERED ARCHITECT AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. Has removed to Offices, Empire Buildings, ’ King Street. J, C. SI.ADDEN. A. H• p AI.M«R. ' M-N Z 1 8. .u n 7 Z SC R AM.N.Z.B C.E. & M N.Z.8.C.8. QLADDEN AND PALMER, 1 ■ ; I IEGISTERKD CIVIL ENGIN'EEBS AND > ■ . i ;in ilit'* I >' •• ‘ ' I