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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14018, 24 September 1909, Page 1

• H INVIMe;SLE VALUES | ' IN Mi;l3S' SUMMER | APPARiji, at MOREY'S. I I -H .SI OPENED: ' P j spawns petticoats, I ! T'u Xi ■! (Hit fit aud Wear well. « i - I B£T7£n P i r«£r?NS THAN EVER BEFORE. LUMLIs 1 WHITE PETTICOATS,. trimmed '< A\lih p-etty embioidery and lace... ... |B* From 3/0 to 59/- each .;jt. 50 LA? IES' DUST CLOAKS, all colours, m At 21/., 35/., 37/6, to 39/6 . . »•' WHITE SILK and MUSLIN BLOUSES* » newest styles... ... ... „', n 5/H, 7/0, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6, B , lo 37/G each B And a dainty lot of ' ■ Belts, Buckles, Neckwear and I Handkerchiefs. 9 INSPECTION INVITED, fi Our ONLY Address : ; fc r MOREY & SON, DEVON ST. ONLY, ■- ■-*« KBIST PLYMOUTH. i < <

frf^^.'.; V - ■."•rr - 5 - fTIHE lengthening days bring jfcjgjgjg-c^ - •''iil"'*BH more power to the sun's ■Maa^*^- ra^' s - or many outdoor pnrm S\ s Ii B ht straws and Panamas In an - v ° ase > "}*** » 'iUSS or more summer like than a fresh, -_._-__ . _^ _. „ , A We have made prorision for JjLJCiiVI/^n Sj.lrL headgear and welcome insp^c ,, ftl) „,.„, tion of these choice goods. We lUX IJU<J ' have straws "in narrow and -r-«- s-^ m niedium brims, deep bands, in H() 1)J , ailI > bTOInI » .W& Kreenj P*" ■*-*- -*■ coloured — good-looking, serviceWrj/\.± xlHiJtl. only o/n to nia X W. T. HOOKHAM *%$^ \ DEVON AND BROUGHAM STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH. TARANAKI LANDS. 1 *^/J (\ ACREfcJ, partly improved sheep run: about, 600 acres in best I.IJrhVJ grasses, balance all good bush land; partly fenced, good wbare aud sheep yards; 4 miles to township and railway station (StrAtlbra-Ojiganio line) ; will winter two sheep to tho acre Title O.R.P. ' PRICE £2 Per? cr# Not «390. 1 Ofl ACRES, FIRST QUALITY DAIRY FARM.— AII well improved, level JLXJyJ and well watered. New 7- room House, 16-bail COW shed, trap shed, implement blicd, piggeries, caif pens, poultry run, eto, 8} miles to rtdf way station and largo touiihbip. Closo to factory, school, post office and store. Good metal read. PRICE X' 23 Per Acre. Terms £800-£4OO cash; balance at 6j per com. for o years. ' No. 8878. 110 ACRES Hicli Dairy Farm.— 7-room dwelling, Urge oswsbed fitted «L±^ with milking machine;' ck»£i to factory, school, and township; 8 miles from railway station ; tuetnl road. PRICE £26 Per Acre. Terms £600 cash, balance oan remain at G per cent. DAIRY FARM, 18G ACRES FREEHOLD.^-Going concern. Rich, level . •„ . land » well Wft tered, froo from noxious weeds; 4-rcom house and outW d J?^U.i m i!£?>i? w*"""''^! i «"'o to school, metal load. A BARGAIN AT £1U PEJi ACRE. Stock 1 onsets of dairy cows, horse, dray and harness, cans, buckets, furniture, etc., and 44 paid-up factory shares. No. 8879. I have for salo dairy farnu, sheep runs, bosh properties, good store businesses, and some good hotels (leases and freeholds). All correspowkaios promptly attended to. NEWTON N KING. Z 1 LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. NEW PLYMOUTQ^ ARRIVED AT llfilHL THE LAIUSEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN OF ALL TflfE NKWKST STYLES AND DESIGNS IN - CLOTHING m MERCERY HATS AND BOOTS IX THE QUALITY THAT TELLS A LONG TALE. The N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY. 'Phone 282. |3 OVERS %£-. £%z^*'Jjjf'**^~ ALWAYS GEORC E G Vttii EON, **FGUSWF GUSW0 ° D - c\CLi: am) Aioroij mi'oimcß. GOOD STOCK OK C\(.'LKS AND ACCESSORIES ON HAND. PRICES RIGHT. EASY TERMS.