SPECIAL. 60, dozen Women's Hose. A wonderful range to choose from. WANTE©: ; , ■ Buyers for 42-inch Nainsooks at 5/11 doz.— The Busy: CasJrStore, opposite Carnegie ■> Library, KENG STREET. 7' FLORAL. „We have opened another bi« ( lo| . of Sixpenny Flor&l Sash Ttabbott; 1 lovely gotods, quick sellers. You ; * We have all colbuTsin stopk, 42^incheswide, at 1 MLd yard.-rTho LAGES. 1 ,;■.':.-•■ A Fine Lot just opened and placed on our Twopenny Table. Some pretty wide ones, amongst this lot.— The Busy Cash StoW, opposite Carnegie ' . Library, KING STREET. 2/51, '• ' '•' ■ , Lovely French Kid Gloves', all sizes, at 2/5£ a pair at the Busy Cash. 'Store, Carnegie Library, KING STREET. FABRIC. ' Hundreds of pairs .of, Fabric Gloves from If a pair at the FACE.. ;._ _." -. 100 yards Coloured Facet Veilings One Penny a J yard.— The Busy Store, KING STREET. WANTED, &c POTATOES-^-We sifll have plenty of Old Potatbes}Tittde> present wholeWANTED— A General Servant, one used tip jxhfldjren preferred; good wages. — Apply Herald Office. "*"" l »"f660 <l> ' Prosser's . Stiper- . i\g phosphate and Special Manures have given the greatest satisfaction.. for years in Taranaki.— W. Rowe., ;d740 ANTED KNOWN.— Gardiner's Royal Tea Rooms now open. Strawberries and Cream, Ice Creams, arid Fruit Salads a specialty.— (McEwen Bros' old shop). , , fSSB VISITORS to Waitara can obtain a first-class Shave ,or Haircut at Sampson' and Hellier's Saloon, West Quay. • • ■ . ' jM SOW Sutton's Improved Thousandheaded Kale 5 enormous cropper, safe feeder, sure to grow. — E. Griffiths and Co. » . 4AAA CARDS BUTTONS, One Jl UUU Pe?ny a Card.— The Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King Street. *935 SOW Sutton's Magnum Bonum Swede; holds records greatest weight per a,cre, highest feeding value. — ET Griffiths and Co. OR THE SHOW.— Special selection of smart Flannel Suits and Fancy Vests in up-to-date and exclusive designs^—^z2_Clo^iin^_Factory. T3UREST AND BEST.— Cailler.'s famous Chocolates. OW^ Sutton's Champion Swede ; true form, small neck, tap root, great cropper, very hardy. — E. Gnffiths and Co. ' . "¥TE7HAT shall we do with .our boys? Give 'em Cailler's Chocolates. jr\UIETLY but firmly insist on naving Cailler's Chocolates. AYES MONEY — Every purchase you make of Crockery, China, or Glass at Aroa's Store. gl TI7ANTED— Gbod General Servant; VY no chUdren.— Mrs C. E. Baker, Bulteel Stjreet, near Hospital Gates. \< ; - ■ - t-J& ANTED — A Lady Assistant.— Apply sharp, Aroa's Store, Brougham Street, N.P. ; gl NEW GOODS in every department : can't describe thorn here; just call round and see. — Aroa's Store. gl WANTED at one**— A Man or Boy to milk cows ; good- milker, good wages.— Apply H. Holmes, Urenur.^ . rHOILETWARE at cost price. If _L you want a Toilet Set, give us a call We are overstocked m this line, so will take any reasonable offer.— Johnston's Stores. gp UCKJUMPERS are risky— No risk dealing with us; we guarantee everything we_sell.— Aroa's Store, gl BOOK vour~orders for Gooseberries. Black Curants. Red Currants, Raspberries, etc., at Johnston s Stores TXT ANTED— Orchadists to know that W Swift's Arsenat© of Lead is the best Spraying Compound for Codhn Moth. Specially recommended by. the New Zealand Department of Agriculture. For saje by Newton King, bole Agent for Taranaki. e 7 *™ HTBxrTCHERS, NOTE \ A VERY extensive Country Butchrrv J\ in Canterbury, showing a Ni«' Profit of about £500 per annuri. hn< to be sold to Fir^t Bidder. Estini?tf» Value, £1300. No reasonable offer refused. Write immediately to — The N.Z. Trade ExoliKiigo. P.O. Box 332, niristfhiwch
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13820, 28 November 1908, Page 1
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556Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13820, 28 November 1908, Page 1
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