Millinery Sundries at Marvellously Low Prices. A little patience and a little taste will enable women to make deft use of a lot of these sundries which are now clearing. Lovely flowers, smart wings and feathers, and full twelve-yard pieces of straw plait. Your pick for 3d. 750 All Silk for men. Men who appreciate the distinctiveness of smart neckwear will have a good word for this splendid offering. Every tie is hall marked as the newest product of fashion and bigger money will not buy better ties. Ties 6d. W h i t e s’ Stocktaking Sale. Knew zealak I CLOTHING TACTOKH Handbags are the best you can bay12in. 14in. 16in. 18in. 12/6 14/6 16/6 18/6 Prices Strong Hide, spring lock Superior Hide, with straps at side in addition to locks 14/6 16/6 18/6 21/Meal for Footballer or Golfer. “Cinema” Tea and ous* New Peek-Frean Biscuits Make the ideal social meal—the afternoon tea of taste the meal that pleases and makes friends—that makes the curious ones ask, “Who’s your grocer?” Make the Ideal Afternoon Tea The function it ought to he by having a supply of our newlyarrived stock of. Peek-Frean’s Biscuits, and amongst others you U find delicious Adriatic, Princess, and Grecian Wafers, Coffee and Honey Sandwiches, Clotted and Lemon Puff Creams, Bourbon, Small Custodial Shortcake, Health, Pat-a-Cake, Golden Fun, etc. They’re tasty and they won’t last long. New j Plymouth. Sl' C. CARTER v™gton vagb sals. iaAA A WORTH OF DRAPERY, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY £2UUU WATER, BOUGHT 0F A SHIPPING COMPANY. 1500 YARDS DRESS MATERIAL will be sold 30 PER CENT. BELOW WHOLESALE PRICE. SIX ONLY ONE PIECE SERGE DRESSES Wholesale Price bss—Cleared at 255-. Tim COSTUMES 355, REDUCED to 6s 6d. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR at PRICES TOO CHEAP TO ADLADIES’ TI COATS from 7s 6d-LESS THAN HALF WHOLESALE PRICE. . , „ . . , iKa ra SILK BLOUSES, sold anywhere in the Dominion at 15s bd ■ SALVAGE PRICE 7s 6d. happattv at ttoittitf GENTS’ SINGLETS from Is lid—a BARGAIN AT DOUBLE THE PRICE. _ „ ii/i SHIRTS, usual price 6s 6d, for 2s lid. GENTS’ 'COATS, AVholcsalo Price /Ss, will be sold at dos. AS THE STOCK IS SO BIG, WE MARK ONLY A FEW LINES, imo early to secure the best bargains, as every line which will be sold cannot 5 * be replaced at tiie same price. INSPECTION INVITED. H. P.~ROSS, ■, WELLINGTON WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMAN. NOTE ADDRESS: CORNER DEVON AND EGMONT STREETS (Coffee Palace Buddings), NEW PLYMOUTH. Trains will leave the Railway Station for Breakwater as under: TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. 8.50 a.m.—Uarawa, from North. 8.0 e.m. —Earawa. fot North, A U ST 1 N B E W LEY: SOLICITOR. Offices: EGMONT STREET (opposite Coffee Palace). New Plymouth.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144147, 17 July 1913, Page 6
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443Page 6 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144147, 17 July 1913, Page 6
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