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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 11956, 2 May 1902, Page 1

SMOKING pW^-^%£{ | 's' ,'£•**- * Bi (o////!'\^!//0\ Tos/\cco ..^.-^ m/////tt%m A SIGNAL SUCCESS. Derby wins \ T | Respect. ( \ \ WE CAN SAVE YOU TIME, TROUBLE, AND MONEY. THIS is the time of the year when a large demand sets in firf i >r all sorts of smart goods and tasty novelties for AUTUMN and WINTER wear. We have just these goods showing now in profusion. Do not delay, but WRITE AT ONCE for a complete set of our NEW SEASON'S SAMPLES. They contain an unequalled selection of the latest, most useful, and popular materials of the day, and we send them to you POST FREE. In these lines we show special values: — • The latest " Friezes " Coatings and Poplins. New Robe Lengths, in latest effects Splendid range of Double-width Serges, all shades, from 1/9 r J he New '• Zibolene " Cloth for Costumes, from 2s 6d yd. New Woollen Tartans for Blouses, 2s 3d yard. Kavy Serges in Indigo and Full Blue, fast colours, at Is 9d, 2s 3d, 2s 9d, 3s 3d, to 10s 6d yard. Unspottable Face Cloths, beautiful shades. Black Dress Materials, in every style. Splsndid value. The New Costume Cashmeres, all shades. Very fashionable. English and Onehunga Tweeds. French Printed Flannels, all wool, for Blouses & Wrappers. White " Wincey," the unshrinkable material for Children's Dresses, Underwear, etc. Srrart Woven Checks for Blouses, at 7£d and 9d yard. 'Viyellas,'' the popular unshrinkable Flannel, in Checks, Stripes, and Plain Shades for Blouses, Shirts, and Underwear. The New " Rustaline " Skirting, 30 inch, Is 6d yard. Fashionable " Moreen " Skirting, beautiful shades, 2/9^ d. and many other lines we cannot mention, Milne & Ghoyce, Ltd., QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. a 622 \ ALWAYS USE ; w^^r a?^ wm k VI BH^B^^ «SSfi^ Ma n Ink MS mmm n ■gHßH^^^ .^BBBaMa^MBBMMW. .-^BB^Bw. .^■gt B»31 m »J»B|| LATHERS FREELY ! Purest, Cheapest, and Most ! SAVES rubbing: ' Economical < SAVES WORRY ! Soap io the Colony. I SYLVIA STARCH Is the Best Manufactured.

PERSONAL. THE undersigned begs to notify the public of New Plymouth and sur rounding district that (having carried on business for a number of years as a General Draper, trading as " Tub Excelsior Drapery Co.") he has this day sold to his son Charles the Whole of his General Stock of Drapary, together with the goodwill of the aboie- mentioned business. J. WARD, Hine-street, New Plymouth. April Ist, 1902. a 378 MR. H. PHILLIPS HAS Commenced Practice as Ja SOLICITOR at BGMONT CHAMBERS (Egmont-street, New Plymouth).