Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144360, 26 March 1914, Page 2

We keep good quality, hard wearing Hosiery, the very sort you require. Plain Cashmere 1/-, 1/3,1/11, to 3/6. Ribbed Cashmere, a very special offer at 1 3, were 1/9. Black Silk Hose, 3 6, 4/3, 5/6. Black Lisle Hose, 1/-, 1/6, 1/11. S m art Lisle and Plain Cashmere, with lace fronts or smart clocks at side. &S& j. and j. AULD, Where the good values are, Devon St.. New Plymouth. hV'St m % Si m psst*&—Qi “A Grand Timekeeper.” This is the opinion of hundreds to whom I have sold the watch illustrated above. An I it really is grand in all respects. Kully jewelled, finely finished, in a strong, dual proof nickel case, it makes an ideil week-day and Sunday watch—lor it is better to have good works in a neat nickel c;ue than cheap works in a showy gilt case, isn’t it? When all is said an I done, the misiron of a case is onlv to protect the watch movement from injury. Ytm can well afford the price of this grand watch—it is (50/- —with a written guarantee. IST. ' GrJ?eiML©ac*’s, 143 Devon SL Central, New Plymouth. I SEE j THE I j DIFFERENCE I That is v.hat every parent should ■ do. .Sec the difference between n f cheap piano that is useless after f a few years and ONE THAT f WILL. LAST. After the o.\j ponso <il teaching yoar daughter | to plav, buy her a piano that | will stand. ■ THE BRHVSMEAD [ This hoauliful iihiK'd of instru- | merit is known nil over the world I f for its higli-c-lass tone and last- « ing power. Call and get our Terms. H. Collier & Go. Devon Street Central, N.P., and Wanganui. Will ■ lIIWIHII ] *■ tnion A sscranct: j-^td. fire, .marine, and accident. Capital fully subscribed £‘2,000,000 Total assets 22,203,656 Total annual income exceeds 7,000,000 The undersigned are prepared to accent above risks at lowest current rates. WEBSTER * M'KEU.AR J. S. .M'Kellnr,! (IT. Stocker District Agents, Currie St.