Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 19 February 1931, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. J Big Savings but no Sacrifice of Quality at WHITES Sale Giris Sun Bonnets I Usual Price 4/11. Post Free. for 2/6 each I In. Fancy Cambric. Assorted colours and Floral designs. Some turned-back fronts, others with fancy rucking. Fit children from 5 to 9 years of age. Girls Cambric Frocks 3/6 Usually 6/11. Splendid buying at this low price. Good quality, material. Useful for street, beach or picnic wear. Assorted colours and designs, fit gins ' from 6 to 10 years. Floral Rayon Frocks 4/11 I Usually 7/11 to 9/11. i A very nice selection. Long sleeves and collars, I trimmed with lace edging. Some skirts pleated, others frilled. Belted. Fit girls from 5 to 10 years. “ / Girls Rayon Frocks 5/11 ' Usually 13/6 to 17/6. A wonderful value line not to be missed. Assorted colours, in fancy Floral effects. Trimmed plain Rayon, collar and cuff to tone. Flared, skirts. Fit girls from 9to 15 years. I _ Whiter Limited, New Plymouth /

OGMONT OOAN OOMPANY MONEY LENT' ANY TERMS. " TOWN OR COUNTRY. - . A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretary. ' Company’s Office: 97 Gill Street, New Plymouth., ■ 1 JJARDWICKE & LTD, WINE, SPIRIT, AND TOBACCO ’MERCHANTS. D.6.L. WHISKY A SPECIALITY. D.C.L. WHISKY A SPECIALITY. COURTENAY ST, NEW PLYMOUTH. INSURANCE. rnffE Good Name and Reputation of the NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY has been built up by over 70 years’ fair dealing with the public. Insure with the Leading Company. A. S. CLARK, Manager. Devon Street • • New Plymouth ■ , . / , . . /• , XTEW ’PLYMOUTH IpINANCE 00, . LIMITED. CAPITAL £30,000. . . CASH RESERVE £4OOO. ■ ’ FINANCE ARRANGED, on Dairy stock, Mortgages, Guarantees, and other classes of securities. Current rates of interest. REPAYMENT BY EASY INSTALMENTS. Full particulars from the Company’Office, Bank of New South Vvales Buildings, Devon Street, New Plymouth. S. E. NIELSON, . Secretary. E AT ' M ORE J£ EAT! OUR OBJECTS IN ENTERING THE RETAIL MEAT TRADE ARE THREEFOLD. Firstly: To make some money for ourselves. Secondly: To give the consumer the benefit of lowest prices. Thirdly: To encourage people to eat more meat and so help the producer. Meat at present prices ie the cheapest food you <;an buy, and there is no doubt about its value as a builder of- strong, healthy people—Ask your Doctor! V/e can supply your wants- at moderate prices and are being daily congratulated on our quality. OENTRAL gUTCHERY. NEW PLYMOUTH. flop, Alex McMullian. Shop, C. Henshaw.