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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12867, 24 May 1905, Page 6

B| ff fee x\O L^lCbb i V tctlCl icilo i i meet with more popular S d*7% '^ avoiir '^ i:in cream and I jf^pT*^ V Q X" p- ac^ ie Conner so 1 AJr s &,«J<ss || becomino- and chic for I p Winter uinctions, the latI „«««, tor so useful, and con1 i&sw A **/s»r> N s::lered correct style for 9 toT*U£rs £&&0 |i] most occasions. Our 1 crock of these oroods was ; ' never so complete as at present, including all the newest weaves at prices to suit all purses. Cream Serges, 44 inches wide Cream Hopsack, 42 to 48 inches wide 1,9, 1,11, 2/6, 4/11 per yard Cream Ama.-'.^m Cloth, 48 inches wide 4/6, 6,6 per yard Cream Wincey, 44 inches wide 3/-, 3/6 per yard Black Hopsack, 42 and 44 inches wide 2 '3, £ 6, 3/- to 6/- per yard All- Wool Black T/\n : i:TA, 44 inches wide 2 8, 3/- to 4/8 per yard All-Wool Black Albatross, 44 inches wide 3/-, 3/6 per yard All- Wool Black Puplin, 44 inches wide 2,6, 2,3, 3/- to 5/6 per yard A full assortment of Special Black Robe Lengths, one only to a pattern From 30,- to 5 guineas the robe length «JCerkcaldie & uiamsj JSid. x 104 Wellington and Jfapier. x

y^ f wSm FEOM. ALL LEADING DBAPEK New Zealand Representatives — BROURICK and KINVIG- Welhngi>\

15 What are We NOTED for?" K§|| EVENING SHOES. ! " SpcciuYllidoUJast.ur'-.od ior die coming Season in <h< following :—: — "T^7™G^o^ I I B. &. J. CLARKF/S' 1 \ fmms EVEKIWG SH3*r J: in Sijup and C-racb. fc Celluloid Heofe. c .,x,y iiUiau'. \ Kvcry pair Guaranteed. 2a Hd, 3^ 9i 5 6s. j j6s 11*3, IQs 6d, 12^ 6^. TIFB b'.ViK;U* | | G£NTS. J EVE«tNG SHOES,! LANfiTAY 3mts, j J and Gl^ } Louis lieu I, ! ! )•;. & J. CLARKE'S, !; iv Lace and Court. I il First Gome, First Choice. \»m\3 ft lIIIIUI Ir&VI% JM\ I a ICLOTtLLNS FACTdRVI Hew Plymouth.