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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144085, 2 May 1913, Page 6

/Q ffi <«> GO b-TS® agrSMS Serges all look more or less alike till they get out in the rain. Then, oh, what a different story they have to tell. Some are cockled, some are shrunk and some are just spotted. And one or two are just as they were before. You’re looking for that last kind —-the class that is made by MSssi’s fl:narasi!l! Finish teliritikahie Serges. Every yard of these Serges is guaranteed not to spot or shrink—has indeed been thorouf ly shrunk and tested before leaving the mill. They are all wool and free from flaws. Prices in Navy Blue, 3/3 to 4/11 per yard. A thoroughly dependable make is Prlssi'sy’o , Gearing Serge made at a mill which is world famous for its high grade serges. We thoroughly recommend these to anyone requiring a good Coating Sergey Prices 2/9 to 4/6 per yard. You always save 5% —1/- in the T—by paying Cash. We give that discount all cash business. Egaua maw*™ l rh'3 FW vi j aii Son. New Plymouth Stratford.

Cl©se Is may Frlei int Closer Is raj issa r, : ■ ■.: IVK;V ;V, r*r:/A; ’i.® „'■/ This is an old Manse proverb with a lot of homely truth in it. So close is a man’s shirt that it needs to be very good and very warm these Winter Days. You will find worthy ones at HOOTCH AM’S There are fancy shirts specially made for Winter Wear. They are unshrinkable and come in smart patterns at 3/6 and 4/6 each. There are also Ceylon and Union and All Wool Shirts which afford great comfort and warmth. Newest shades and patterns arc shown at prices ranging from 4/6 to 6/6, Come in and let us show you them. w. t. maaiAM, MERCER. NEW PLYMOUTH. •ie ? lie Cterralsig Mew Sfjles : ©f £!ae Season earn is Seem at •Pellew’a Onco again we are practically demonstrating that this store is the fashion headquarters u£ Kcw Plymouth. The new season’s styles are beautiful here —it is a complete display vro are making—there is nothing missing from it. Charming hats, dresses, fabrics, and novelties, abroad—you will delight in seeing them. ■ Pay us an inspection visit. Wo will not press you to buy—hut you will see such low prices marked that it will be hard to resist opening your purse. For Smart Devon Sireg'i, p m Peliem?/ Styles at Small Prices, :: New Plymouth.

You.won’t suffer Bike Breakdown if Ws' set bike upi ■■ Thoroughness is onr motto practical is our man—efficient right through. Our repairs, once effected, will give no further trouble, because we- get at the source of tho trouble ami apply the remedy. ====Gycles from £7, : 10 : G~ All parts kept ====== We carry a stock of first-class machines and can sell you a good mount from £7 10s, with two brakes, free wheel. Bates tyres pump, tools and hag. Wo arc agents for the Hoy a I Ituby iVloxor Cycle—-the cycle for the man with u passenger; any horse-power and twin or single cylinder. New Plymouth iotor and Cycle Coy., Griffiths’ Bnildisgs :: "• New Plymontli.

|3IA 7 MOUTH ID ANK, Established 1850. President: hiis Excellency the Governor Vice-President; Mr. M. Weston. Trustees: .Messrs. A: Shuttleworth. R. Cock, W. L. Newman, D. Berry. mnis is a public institution of sixtyJi_ ono years' standing, with the Governor as President, who also appoints a Vice-President add Trustees io manage. Tho New. Plymouth Savings Bank is open for the transaction of business every day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 2 to H p.m., with the exception of Thursday mloso day). YOU it I'Kti CENT, by the year paid for any sum deposited from £1 to £IQU. One shilling deposits received, but no interest allowed until the accumulation amounts to £l. Further information can be obtained from the Manager— P. C. MORTON.

yy - - JENKINSON AND 00.. ? CARRIAGE BUILDERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Estimates given for all classes of work. Motor Cars Repairs li Specialty. A. T WINE, 801 SANITARY PLUMBER, Gas iind Hot Water Ritter, Tanks, Baths, etc. Estimates given for all da»scs of work. LIARDET STREET. QfLADDEN AND ip.ALMER, ENGINEERS AND SGUVSYORS. Licensed imtlcr LanT Transfer Act. Bos Hd, New, Plymouth.