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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143587, 28 August 1911, Page 4

TALK IT OVER ft A large share of our comfort is due to the furniture we use. The Ked Post has made a study of building home comforts to fit the frame of mind as well as the bodily frame. This combination makes lor supreme comfort, and our policy of giving special dis rounts on all Cash Purchases fits in' splendidly for it enables us to offer better Values in Furniture and Furnishings than are obtainable elsewhere. Come and have a look round. YOU CAM GET IT CHEAPER AT THE RED PO3L The RED POST FURNISHING C 0„ Lid. DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. Eedeso CORSETS. For the Amply Proportioned Woman Science and common sense combine in the W.B. REDUSO Corset to afford the stout woman an opportunity to mold her figure to meet the demands of modern modes, without injury or discomfort to herself. With gentle fit, the hip and abdomen are subdued, the form is molded into pleasing proportions, in no wise restricting the freedom or comfort of the wearer. F RpALJiD' m THE NEW COTTON DRESS FABRICS ARE NOW AWAITING YOUR SELECTION WRITE FOR PATTERNS THESE ARE A FEW OF TVE NEWEST FOR DRESSES AND BLOOStS D.I.C. COSTUME LINENE, 36 inch, in nil the season colours, strong in texture and fast in colour Gld a yd. NEW COTTON POPLENE, very bright and pretty, good looking and good wearing, in all tile leading colours. 31 inches wide 9id a yd. NEW COTTON TUSSORE, a very smart material and suitable for costumes and dresses,-firm in'texture but beautifully soft and bright in appearance, ail shades 27 inch Is Gld a yd. COTTON POPLIN, equal in appearance to silk. 40 ine! ■ m ide, in an all colours. This will he IJ,o moat successful material of the season, very beautiful and yet durable 2s 6d a yd. BLACK , AND WHITE COTTON VOILES, the D.I.C. hold a large and varied stock in fashionable patterns, in stripes, spot and floral designs. Early purchase of these is very advisable, as the demand is already great on this class of material, 29 inches wide IS 6d a yd. Dj WELLINGTON. • I.W. A. A. CORRIGAN. Manager. Wliy ym stoiiM have a piano. Because a piano is a home educator. Music has a refining influence on young and old. Because a piano is a home magnet it keeps the family circle together. . . • • Because it’s a good investment in every way. Why you should buy from Hoffmann. Because he is the representative of the largest importing firm in New Zealand. Because his stock is the largest and best in Taranaki. The pianos are by the worlds greatest makers, and have stood the test of tune. Because his scale of time payments, on a 5 per cent basis, make the terms easy for you. Because he will give you, a fair price for your old instrument. Because the British and Continental Piauo Company's warehouse is the home of piano value and the place for you to trade. You won’t forget, will you? SELECTED TARANAKI DAIRY FARMS; 1 ACRES ail well improved, level, rich land, well watered, and ■ aubiUU divided into 0 paddocks. W ithin 7 miles of New Plymouth. Handy to factory. Five-roomed house, cowshed, and outbuildings. aitle: Land Transfer. PRICE, £l4 10s per Acre. Easy terms. 4073 QAA ACRES FREEHOLD, on Wa imate Plains; nil level and nloughajflo OUU and now in grass. Six-roomed house, whare and cowshed, with • , . , . , er . 14. miles from factory, post ofrvje, Terms: £BOO down, balance £oi*s yeses' •40bo: AOl ACRES, within five minutes of poet office, store and factory. Alii IUU in grass, .Hibdividod and well watered. Four-roomod house, oow- _ Six-room ed hou: milking machine driven by water power. H and school. PRICK, £32 per acre at 5 per cent. A good investment, shed and trapsshed. Land transfer t»tle. PRICK £2o per acre, cash required. Some pC the host land in Northern Taranaki Only £500) •1011; ACRES FREEHOLD. —Subdivided into 12 paddocks, well watered L and in grass; within ton m ilos of Now Plymouth and one mile off factory, cost office, and school. Build ings include 6-roomed house, cowshed, trap and implement shed ; f’uc orchard; well sheltered. PRICE £l4 per acre. £IOOO down will secure this. . , . 3977 f ■\ / T ERY Choice Dairv Farm of 102 acres, situated on good metal road, V miles to dairy factory, school, an d railway station and town; good 7roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, piggeries, fowl-run, calf paddocks; well.sheltered bv plantations aud hedges. Eight paddocks, all ploughablc. Also about 40 dairy cows ami young stock at, valuation. £SOO cash and balance can remain at 5 per cent. I have on my books a large number of Dairy Farms, Sheep Runs, Bush properties, Store businesses, etc., and shall he pleased to_ show intending buvers over any property and give them the benefit of my So years* experience of’Taranaki lands. All correspondence promptly attended to. Loans negotj*i ated. Terms arranged. NEWTON KING ;er, land agent, and general mi AUCTIONEER, LAND i NEW PLY’ MOUTH. MERCHANT,