WE |ARE BUSY. And we are busy because we know the potency of, low prices. We undersell other dealers because we want your custom. ISveryone knows us, knows where we are located, and, best of all, everyone knows our FAMOUS LOW PRICES. Cash Buying and Cash selling does the trick. Here are some pickings for prudent purchasers: — Men's Tennis .Shirts, Those cool lookinr, comfortable, Cream Striped Shirts, at 2/11 each. Men's Mosgie|*lSaddle Tweed Trousers, £££S The 'sort that will stand a lot of rough wear, and come up smiling after all. , . Only 9/11. IMen's Tweed Suits, Smartly cut', and well made from the best of pure wool N.Z. 'Tweeds. A snap at 19/6 the suit. COMPARE PRICES AND COMPARE QUALITY. . MELBOURNE CLOTHING CO., Corner Devon and Liardet Streets, ' and at Stratford.
tBSTABLISHfeD 1852.] H. COLLIER & CO. ' v 18 , THE > ; : •4 Cheapest and Best House PIANOS AWD ORGANS. NONE BUT RELIABLE PIANOS STOCKED such as Brinsmead Piano 3 Chappell Pianos Eavestafi Pianos Metzler Pianos. $gT PIANOS and ORGANS may be bought for CASH, or are supplied to any part of the colony on . Easy Time Payments from 20s Monthly. PIANOS TUNED. PIANOS REPAIRED. PIANOS EXCHANGED. H. COLLIER & CO., Corner Def on and Egmont-streets, NEW PLYMOUTH, J. H. KINSLEY. ../'... Manager. — ' — .•■ ' ' * " '.1 " * y P\\\ht SYKES' PHARMACY (OPPOSITE THEATRE) IS THE |BEST PLACE TO PURCHASE PURE DRUGS, CHEMICAIiS, and DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES AT REASONABLE PRICES. Regular shipments arrive monthly direot from England, thus saving the profit .' of the middleman; Prescriptions faithfully and accurately dispensed at all hours. thone jgsaa^-ij; A. E. SYKES, CHEMIST (BY EXAMINATiqN).
PICS I PICS 1 PICS I THE TARANAKI BACON FACTORY IS NOW GIVING 4id DEAD WEIGHT FOR PROPERLY TOPPED-OFF PIGS between 1121bs and 1601bs. All previous contracts cancelled. Every Monday, Kaponga; Thursday, Eltham ; Midhirst, Tuesday ; Opunake, once a month. A. DRAKE, . * Proprietor, Fitzroy. November 13th,' 1901.
REDUCTIONS DJ GROCERIES. Farmings' Tea- • ... 1 0 Sugar, No. 1... ... 7 6 per bag „ No. 2... V.--7 * „ Kerosene ... .»'.. .4 CT per tin Price's Wax Candles 0 7 per lb. Plaid Yesta§..» .... 0 4 per dot. Prunes 0 6 per lb. Nepr Currants ... 0 4J „ Best Peel ... . ... 0, 6 „ Lunch Biscuits ... 0 3 „ Mixed Biscuits ... .0 4 „ Snoer Wine Biscuits 0 6 „ Currants and .Sultanas oleaned ready,, for use by patent machinery* W. HEALY,; DEVON STREET., d 46 • --- — -;'---:v-' , SEJSrTBY^HJCii^: v TOR the convenience jof passengers. travelling by RaU,' ihfr T?a**4^ Ak I Hebald. can ajjqayjt^pe obtained at Mrs Sampson's Refreshment Stall, Sentry HUI-' b 822
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11820, 18 November 1901, Page 3
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411Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11820, 18 November 1901, Page 3
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