Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12861, 20 May 1905, Page 2

MOREY & SON, DEVON-ST., NEW PLYMCUTH. rHIS Store has a reputation to main"tain. Right along tince )872 tht teoplo of Tar«naki Lav c turned to u» with confidence to turoly them witl their drapery need-?, and in the Jodj series of years that confidence hns evpi been respected. But we want to talk abouh THE PENDING SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. There are many evening functions j Jar.nec 1 for the Wiuteri Pome arc* simple nffairr. while others a^e ou an elaborae scale. Women WiO dress the best don't wait until the needs of tho beconv urgent. Ifc is too late tfien to get tb< preferred rango of styles. Women who dress well will therefore be interested in this TIMELY OFFiRWG OF EVENIKG GOODS. WHITE SILK EVENING BLOUSES, ready- to-wear, a' d elaborate c.m positions, reflecting the artistic tss'es of Paris. Accordeon pleating*, Mid a prof a ion of laces tni ias. rlioutdef tiy emplo> ed go to make np i± est dainty blouses. AI 10s 6d, IGs Bd, 18s Sd each. EVENING DRESS f KNITS, in Black CRftvas and fc^ilk Voile, riehlj trimmtd with lace, satin ribbon, hlk insertion, and frpgoliag. LengtLs 38in. to 44i»i., and there are six skirts suitablb for large \i aists. ' At 25s to 42s each. EVENING GLOVES, ia black aud white Suede, in all wanted sizes. At 4s 11d and 5s 3d. EVENING HOSIERY.— Fine lace Lisle Thread Bose, ail nzes. At 13 4d, Is Sd, is 11d, 2s 3rJ ; ' 2s 6d, 2s lid.

Crescent Blend I . Tea '' ; i Captivates the paJa'.o, ami the !; delicious taste lingers and you ' remember it for a long time. It ji it a family tea J The Wholesome Tea. j It is fi cc from dust and impuritw s. ; In the process of tlendirg the i deleteiious matter is wintowed, j leaving the pure v holesomß tea for || the packer to deal wiih. The i flavour is exquisite without being 'j pronounced in any jospect; the , liquor is rich, strong, and tasty, j and the second brewing is practi- j cally as good as the first. i Two Shillings' per Lb. j at all Stores. ' : - -'I PIANOS _ "" _ ORGANS. THE DRESDEN PIANO CCMPAKY'S ANNUAL SALE of Pianos and Organs IS JSUVV ON. PIANOS BY . LIPP STEIKWAY BOHKI GOLLARD & GOLLARO Etc., Etc. BIGHJEST QUALITY. LOWEST PUICES. TEN YEARS' GUARANTEE. AVD , SPECIALJTERMS. It will pay you. to call aud inspect our Instruments, or to write for our Catalogue FOR A F£W~WEJEKS OKLY. "THE DRESDEN," DEVON STREET. W. T. Gi.KI>UEH : Manager. Piie] [Marine NEW ZEALAND Insurance Company. i-f 'J Subscribed Capital £I,OCO,OC^ Paid- up Capital and Jttc serves, * including rndivked Profits £601,519 Net Jtteveuue for 1904 ... ' £45^,303 Htad Office . Auckland. Brtnches and Agencies throughout tht World. THE OLDEST ANF. WEIALTIIIEST COLONIAL COMPAI>rY, J. PATON, Manager for Taran&ki. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDINGS. Corner of King and Brougham-streoiß N«w Plymouth. . Agencies throughout FOR about six month 3 longer we are prepared to gell the balance of our very large Stock of Ironmongery, Hardware, Cu&ler/,. House Furnishings, Builders* Goods, Agricultural Implements, Oilg, Paints, &c, at a slight advanco on coat, suiiicienfc to cover working expenses, alter which the balance vrll be shipped for bale elsewhere, as it is Mr Jlkrhy's intention to retire from the Hardware business, SALE PIUCE3 AP.E FOR CASH ONLY. We also offer for Sale, at a reasonable Price, the Freehold Land and Business Premises, or the whole as a going concern. VVe would respectfully ask the favour of an e«uly caJl to verify the above. D. BERRY £ CO. b4l'6 WESTON & WES7DN, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, Brougham street, New Plymouth and Jnglewood. T. S. WESTON^ Notary PubHo, W« have nome trust funds awaiting avMimeni «t S xm cm*.