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Taranaki Daily News, 11 August 1930, Page 13

i « m m - ■ w/f 1 LaiEi MBsWir j I it vv i vw W IJa tT J® 'lf J? fl C ® 0y Psrmisslcn 0 . J* $ *** Ja. j& the Minister . .j internal Affair?. .<< - Z. W Ai.kMVIAL -GOLDr SS» ART U N lON % fiIOOO CLOIEf HtllNtf ~a r™ .£2 s ( l« Hr,i..£ l( ) o flt/yyoW j TICKETS m .DAYI Jtn Ffize Objects: For the purpose of rals- Trustees: Sir Walter Carncross, Ing funds for the purchase and Messrs. Robt. Masters. Jae. on- «• • b. Pftt equipment of football -grounds in McLeod, Geo. M. Spence, Walter S FflZeS Ol each xZb Taranaki for the Taranaki Rugby Graham, J. S. McKay. X). j., Ib PU,™ Union, Incorp. Malone. rnzes or eacn secretary! S. ID. NIELSON, P.O. Treasurer: W. J. POTTER. P.O. 81 Prizes of each £5 Box Auckland. Box 1505, Auckland. All Prizes in Alluvial Gold D . rawr - P ±f. Winning Prize numnera will l>. adver. sth. SEPTEMBER, 1930 ttsed In this Paper within a few days of Tickets obtainable at all .Tobacconists, Newsagents, and other raw np ae. Retail Shops, or by mailing the Coupon. - 111 ww. ■■■■■■ ■— —mw ai—— WW ■ > iwwi JLM.'U— i By Authority of the Minister ot Internal I E. GILMOUR, 4 .ftss’sj&’sx? *«•»♦. ro.Hymouti. » will be positively no further extension. f nil NO FURTHER ' Piease smd "“•••••:. RUGBY ART UNION ] EXTENSION I . I enclose remittance of ...', Ticketfi « | 2/6 each or book of 9 for £l. j | Enclose stamped addressed envelope for reply. i Name <««.,«,< The proceeds of the Rugby Art Union will be spent in Taranaki in the near future.

rz- ■ After Sale Specials ; WE ARE OFFERING A FEW SPECIAL LINES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. BELOW ARE A FEW OF THE BARGAINS OBTAINABLE. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. „ SHOWBOOM. • m Children’s Coats. Fur trimmed. Sizes Napery Bargains. Supper Cloths, Tray 27in. to 36in. Usual Price 13/6 to • Cloths, Afternoon Tea Cloths, Duch- 35 /_ t , Special Price, 9/11 to 19/6. ess Runners and Sets, D’Oyleys, etc. All Reduced to Half-Price to Clear. FANCY DEPARTMENT. Boxed Handkerchiefs. All Half Marked I DRESS DEPARTMENT. Price. . ;- . | , Valenciennes and Filet Laces. Special I 2 Pieces only, 27m. Figured Velveteen. p r j ce , ld and 2d per yard . Oddment. Special Price,. 2/6 per yard., CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. 54in. Coating Tweeds and All-Wool , strong Gabardine Trench Coats.' Velours. Special Price, 6/11 per sizes only. Usually 28/6 yard. to 31/6. Special Clearance Price, 15/6 each. I UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. We have now full stocks of Boys’High , School Blazers, Caps, Hose and PullEmbroidered Crepe Kimonas. Assorted nvers shades. Usually 11/6 to 12/9; Spe- ’ cial Price, 6/11. FOOTWEAR DEPARTMENT. ■ Boys’Lace Gums. First quality. Usual HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Price 16/6. Special Price, 12/6.- | Doeskin Gloves. In Fawn and Grey, Ladies’ Bedroom Slippers, in great J with gauntlet.ol-..fancy cuffs. Usu- A ’ /4 ’ ally 8/11. Special Price, .5/6. 5/6, o/9, 6/3, 6/6, <B/9. | George & Doughty Ltd. CURRIE.' STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. REGENT STREET, HAWERA.

START NOW IN CALF REARING COMPETITION—IO PRIZES. Ceremilk are offering two £5 prizes for the best snapshot of a calf or a group of calve reared on Ceremilk. The closing' date is December dll. Ceremilk gives your calves the right substitute for whole milk. Correctly chosen and proportioned cereals that permit you to send all your whole milk to the butter or cheese factory without .penalising your calves. Ceremilk is made ot oats, barley, wheat, maize, iinreed, beans and peas, properly milled and properly blended to take th® place of whole milk. Feed Ceremilk to your calves Then stand back and watch them thrive. Particulars -of Competition in -every bag or from Fleming and Co., Ltd., Gora. 2,