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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143771, 20 April 1912, Page 4

PLUMTREE’S Opening 'Announcement It is a well known fact that the Auckland Clothing Coy supplied high-grade, dependable goods. It is my intention tdscontinue this; the only difference will be in the price, the goods will be sold at New Plymouth’s Lowest Prices always. SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, APRIL 13th. Jttet a Few Quotations from the SVlany Lines offered Btes’ Heavy Tweed Knickers, nskal prices 3s lid to 4s H. Our Eater-Price to Clear 2s lid. Boys’ Strong Saddle Tweed Knickers, wear guaranteed, Sale Price 4s 6d pair. Gents’ Barbed-wire Trousers, usually sold at 6s 9d, Sale price 6s lid. Gents’ Whipcprd Trousers, splendid wearing lino, Sale price 6s lid. Gents’ Strong Worsted Trousers, usual price 9s 6d, Sale price 7s lid. Gents’ Hydrotite Overcoats, usually sold ;.t 50s, Sale price 355. Gents’ Rainproof Overcoats, usual price 35s 6d, Our Sale price His 6d. Gents’ Rubber Coats, usual price 555, Sale price 235. Gents’ Covert Coats, suitable for Cyclist, usual price 4"s 6d, Sale price los. F. PLUM TREE, (LATE AUCKLAND CLOTHING COY.)

IFSoSS 3S2rl| Antniißii CAU.AND §i£EOUR matlr^ls FOB suits & cqltumes 1. CpipEE DEVOiI STREET. 'SyriZEKS AND gETTLERS. PLEASE COMPARE THE TWO CVS--1 TOMS TARIFFS AND REFLECT UPON THEIR inequality. AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH TARIFF. fThi» door is-practically dosed to N^Z.)Flour per costal 2s 6dt Oatmeal and rolled oats, ' ' id per lb. equals £4 13s 4d per tott Bran and sharps pop cental Iw Potatoes per owt. la Butter and cheese per lb- 3d Wheat par cea.taE.le6d! Dots * per coßtaPlfi Cd NEW ZEALAND TARIFF. (About 150 per cent, lower than' Australia. Is not our door new wide open- to Australia?) Flour per cental la Oatmeal and rolled oats, in balk... '. per cental la. Boiled onto, in packets ... 20 per cent., equal to id per lb Bran and sharps per cental k» Potatoes , -par.ewt. 1b Butter, 20 per cent., equal-to 2d'-per H> GHeese., 20. per cent., equal to Id per it Wheat per cental 9d Oats per cental 9d IF THESE DOTIES ARE REMOVED, HOW WORLD THE N.Z. FARMER FARE? , N.B. —Mr. Hoa® and other Single Tax enthusiasts do not suggest' the removal of the duties o» the‘row materi-, ala (wheat, oats, etc.). It is obvious they are "rußning with the Bare and banting with, the hounds,” their object being to kill the grain-grwiag and; milling industrieo with their ruder eras adjuncts, such as'Southern railways, etc., and, naturally, the shrinkage would'hare to he mdt4y iiicreaeia@ ,|be Northern railages, etc. 1 Thrir ■theory is on© tax on the lend! only and free trade. When this wasi gjren birth to, the Asiatic-probicr* was Etohatched. 'What encouragement would there -bo to go on the laud unless thej products of Hie soil are protected, oiu the same lines as our rivals? ; Howl tr-oqjd our tpwn industries thriveeunder, 1 such' stupidity ? Coukl they compete against the aweated-srarphajasco of 'thaj world, unless aurply ppitecteff? Audi swo now it is with a.Kli uggle tbcy exist. It'is obvious tWßiUcWTaxst&ieryi is -only ime tax on tbelaaia, autfcif given effect to would abolish the AKsn Poll Tax, and bring us dorm to the Asiatic level. —T ome. truly, CHAMPION'S COMMON-SENSE. , NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. !HEA® OFFICE, AUCKLAND, N.l F dent Insurance in all its branch* including PERSONAL ACCIDENT at SICKNESS, Employers’ Liabilit ■Mortgaeco Indemnity, Fidelity Guam* fee and Plate-glass Bisks accepted i jtowest current rates, j JOHN PATON, Branch Manager. Office.: Carnar Brougham and Kin keets, New Plymouth. Call for Prospectus of onr "ACME Policy (Accident and Sickness) befei Insuring elsewhere. L A C K S 0 N. aw i s j ST. AUBYN STREET. BJJILDER AND CONTRACTOR. .. Telephone 328,.