Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1933, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. “TT "D ” WINTER Sale Bargains.— XI.JD. rp en Q n iy Men’s Smart Tweed Overcoats, sizes 3 to 7. Usual price 65/-. To be cleared at half price, 32/6. e.n. “TT p ” "WINTER Sale’ Tl.Jj. M en ’ s Suits at greatly reduced prices. Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds. Usual Price 105/-. To be cleared at 69/6. e-n. *TT H ” WINTER Sale Bargains.— B O y S ’ Navy Twill Serge Sports Coats and Shorts; pure Indigo dye. Fit boys up to age 14. Usual price 37/6. Sale price 22/6. e - n“TT D ” WINTER Sale Bargains.— Men’s Natural Wool Singlets and Underpants; winter weight. Usual price 6/6; Sale Price 3/11.e.n. TT R ” WINTER Sale Bargains.— AT.-D. Men > s Luvisca Shirts, collars to match. Plain white and coloured grounds. Usual price 16/6; to be cleared at 12/6. e.n. “TT R ” WINTER Sale Bargains.— Men’s Oily Canvas Coats, full length slicker; guaranteed waterproof. Sale price 32/6. e.n. ‘TT P ” WINTER Sale Bargains.— -LL.-D. Matamac Raincoats, for men; fawns and greys; all sizes. Usual price 27/6; to be cleared at 12/6. e.n. ‘TF R ” WINTER Sale Bargains.— - LJL, AJ ' Men’s Felt Hats. Best quality English Felts. Usual price 19/6; sale price 15/6. Assorted shapes. e.n. DRAMS, Pushchairs, Dolls’ Prams, SeaX grass Chairs, Basketware; best quality. All at factory prices. Inspect our stocks. . Prams re-lined, 20/-; tyres fitted from 4/- per set. Mrs. Aird, 358 Devon Street, New Plymouth. e.n. TUHLLINERY Bargains. End of sale clearance. Balance of Felts and Straws clearing from 1/11 to 9/11. Miss Hunt, Wavprley Buildings, Devon Street Central. New Plymouth. e.w. VVILKINSON’S Open Warehouse, New ' ' Plymouth, Stratford, Eltham. Flower and Vegetable Seeds, best English, large packets, 3d pkt., 5 for 1/-. Stratagem, William Hurst and Greenfeast Peas, 8d lb., 21b. for 1/3. Special Garden Manure for abundant crops, 141 b. 2/-, 281 b. 3/9. e.n. DHLKINSON’S, AU Branches. Best ’’ English Hot Water Bottles. “Save cold feet in these strenuous times.” Medium size 2/6, large 4/6, posted anywhere, 6d extra. Take a hot drink with your lunch. Thermos Flasks from 2/3 to 21/-. Reliable Torches will show you the way in dull times; sizes 1 to 5-cell, prices from 3/-. : e-n. JNDROCK Toasters, 10d. Covered Cookers from 4/6. Gem Irons 2/3. Shoe Lasts 2/6.' Cast Frypans 3/6. Enamel Frypans 2/-. Bread Tins from 1/3. Nut Loaf Tins 1/-. Wall Lamps 3/9. Household Scales 8/6. Wilkinson’s, all branches. TUST Landed ! Burrell’s highest grade " English Paints. Cream; white, chocolate, red, green and tile, roof. Hubbuck’s Oils, Lead and Oxide. Splendid assortment Paint Brushes at exceptionally low prices. Wilkinson’s, all branches. ; e - n ' VVOOD Splitting Time ! Steel Wedges, all sizes. Sledge Hammers, Mauls, Chopping and Splitting Axes, Spear and Jackson Racer and M. Tooth Saws. Gelignite, Powder, Detonators and Fuse. Good stocks, low prices. Wilkinson’s, all branches. e - n ’ rpO the Prudent Buyer Wilkinson’s, offer *7 a golden opportunity of purchasing requirements at prices that please, and assure you of value for every shilling spent. e,n ’ STRANDON WANTEDS. QTRANDON Furnishers’ Annual Sale now proceeding. Furniture of quality at lowest possible prices. e.e. Q’ALE of Oddments of Traced Goods, etc. Work your Xmas present now. Lending Library and Stationery. Strandon Draper and Bookseller.e-n--"pHOICE Joints, quality meats, always at the Strandon Butchery. Try us to-day for your week-end dinner. R. J. Daisley, Proprietor, ’Phone 1344. e.n. PLANTS FOE SALE. ONIONS, Straw, strong plants; 2/6 500, 4/6 1000. Postage paid. 8/- 2000, railage paid. Mudgway, Waimauku. e.w. ■pNFIELD Market Cabbage, Cauliflower and Brown Spanish Onion Plants for sale. D. Evans, South Road. e.w. “DLANTS that Please.” A cordial inX vitation is extended to all garden lovers to inspect our Flowering .Shrubs, Hedge, Shelter and Timber Trees. “Woodleigh” Nurseries, Frankleigh Park, New Plymouth. : “VJWOODLEIGH” Nurseries, Frankleigh ' ' Park, offer special sample Sutton’s Supreme Potatoes. 1121 b. 12/6, 281 b. 3/6, 71b. 1/3- Inspect sample crop (9 tons to acre), and seed at Bendall’s Ltd., Powderham St. DEAUTIFUL Gladioli Prize * Blues, Lavenders, Scarlets, Pinks, Orange named 24 shades, 7d each, 6/6 dozen. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ' ' C,x ‘ lUf ACROCARPA. Strong one. year: 100, i ’ JL 7/-; 500, 30/-; 1000, £2 15s, freight paid. A Purdie, Nurseryman, ’Fitzroy, New Plymouth. "YttRACTIVIT" Double Paeonies Red, Rose, and White, 1/6 each, posted, Roses 24 prize-named varieties, 11/- doz. posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. WAIMATE NURSERIES, MANAIA. "DLANTING SEASON has now commenced and I wish to advise local public that my stock has done particularly well this year and I have a fine range to offer.. It is the largest I ha\e yet grown comprising some 30.000 HEDGE AND SHELTER TREES, 175.000 BARBERRY AND BOXTHORN, also FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBS, etc. All trees are twice wrenched and laic’f ’n where necessary. Reduced prices anc*"attractive discounts for cash with order. Watch for Monday’s Hedge and Tree list. A. GEORGE MANAIA. OPUNAKE WANTEDS. TF Your Cows have Mammitis use Lissaman’s Mammitis Paint. Prompt relief and quick results. All stores, or S. Lissaman, chemist, Kapornga. 5/6 bottle, posted. ■pjOTE.—Under the Postal Regulations “ L ’ Correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, initials, or number, to care of any Post Office, will NOT be forwarded from office of posting. Advertisers who c not desire their names and addresses disclosed may have replies addressed c/o Daily News, New Plymouth, Stratford, or Hawera. All such replies will be forwarded to advertisers promptly.