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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144051, 22 March 1913, Page 6

The Materials that are wanted for Winter Dresses may he found at Whites’. Whipcord, 42iii., saxe, tan, grey, 3s 6d yard. Whipcord, 42m., grey, nary, black, 4s 6d. Bedford Cord, 42iu,, grey, light saxe, dark saxe, 3s 6d. Cheviot, 43in. Cheviot, 45in., saxes, greens and greys, 3s 6d yard. Amazon Cloths, 41in., in brown, green, navy, saxe, 2s yard. Venetian Cloths, 42in., greys, saxes, browns, reds, navys, 3s 6d. Kashmcre Cloths, 48in., navy, green, brown, saxe, 2s. lid yard. Grey Tweeds, in useful makes, Is 10d„ 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, .and 4s Sd yard. Heather Mixtures in pretty blendings, 3s 6d yard. Dark-gronnd Tweeds, flecked with tans and emerald, 2s - , 1.1 d yard. Cashmeres, in nice tones of grey, 2s lid yard. Cream Serges, in fine makes, 2s 6d and 3s 11d yard. Heavy Cream Cheviot, oOin. wide, 4s 3d yard. Foxes’ Heavy Hough Serge, in navy and black, 54in., 6s 6d yard. Fine Coating Serges, in navy, 42 to 44iu,, 2s 3d, 2s 6u, 2s 3d, 3s 6a, 4s 3d yard. Estemine-finish Serges, 42in., is lid, 2s 6d, 3s lid yard. Black Persian Cord, 42in., a fine weighty cord for winter dresses, 4s 6d yard. Black Corkscrew, a fashionable weave at a medium price, 3s 6d yard. Black Biarritz, a good' material with a cord bn one side and a cashmere '.face on the other, 4s 6d yard. Blade Kantonas, very good wear, double width, 2s 2d, 2s 6d, 2s lid yard. ■ Velveteens in browns, saxes, navys, greens, cream, black, 2s 6d, 2s lid and 3s 6d yard. 5 —and hats to match. vmsis apteamv*' N EW 'Z Jv AI>A N D [CLOTHING FACTORY for Men’s Superior ■ Boots. H.B. Boots combine style and individuality, with the best leather and finest workmanship. Our Prices. Fine Glace Kid, welted "in broad, medium, or smart toes, 16/6, 21/-, 22/6, 25/-, 30/-. Strong Calf, welted heavy soles, 16/6, 21/-, 22/6, 27/6, 35/-. a BY” RELIABILITY You may take a ROVAL RUBY part by part, and you’ll note that every part is a first flass part, all the devices that matter most are well-known devices, the most up-to-date of their kind and that’s why it gets the name. Ths “ROYAL RUBY” “ All-Best ” Motor Mount. Made in various 1 weights, zh to 8 b.p, with the famous Jap. Engine, the B and B Carburctter-Bosch Magneto, Brooks’ Saddle, Druid Spring Forks, Dunlop Tyres and Belt, extra Urge tank, a machine no work will knock-out, a miehine that will not knuckle under to any hill. Call for list. I NEW PLYMOUTH MOTOR £ CYCLE CO. I Griffiths’ Buildings. New Plymouth. The World’s Greatest Piano is A BOLD statement to make, you say. But it is substantiated bv actual experience. THE WORLD’S GREATEST MUSICIANS PREFER-THE BECHSTEIN. Have vou time to step in and read the unsolicited but flattering testimonials of the greatest pianists in the world to-day r , * Easier to buy, but still the finest pianos offered m ’i aranaki at the nricos. arc the HOPKINSON. HAAKE, ROM--11 ILDT, STROHMENGER, BOYD, BELL, and BASHFORD. Easiest terms, o'per cent, basis for instalments. The firm with 54 years’ clean record. Hoffmann Mew Plymouth, Taramki Manager for the British and Continental Piano Co. NEW PLYMOUTH ■NVES TME N T g 0 CIE TY. Established 187 C (Permanent). irectors: Mr. J. h. Connett (chairman), Messrs. W. F. Brooking, T. Furlong, C. T. Mills, C. T. Handle, S. Teed. W. C. Weston, alicitor: R. C. Hughes, ankers: Tho Bank of New Zealand. LOANS GRANTED n scale at very low rates of interest obi 0110 to twelve years. FINED DEPOSITS eceived at highest current rates. Pamphlets giving scale of repayments id other information posted to any Idress upon application to tho secro iy ’ C. S. RENNELL, Secretary, cfice; Brougham St., New Plymouth. 40 1 M Y/'Wa *4# t - MUD MOREY AND Mr.nßg-g ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEES ON TOP CORNER, FRONT P 3 GE,