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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144665, 27 April 1915, Page 6

Start WarmiEig 1 Up' for-Winter .iderdown -.Quilts ...-Eiderdown /.Quilts Whatever you do, don’t trust the winter—its a delusion and a snare. Before you can make a preparation to cope with the chill a bit in p 1 howling southerly will whizz along and then, where arc you? In the cold of course! Note these splendid values: McClintock and Sons ventilated Down Quilts, 5 x % assorted shades, sateen lined, 25/-, 28/6. 6x4 assorted shades, sateen lined, 35/. and 45/-. ■ 5x4 Sateen covered, Satin bordered, 28/6 and 35/-. 6x4 Satin covered, £3 lOi, 12s 6d, £4 10s, Cot size, 7/6, 8/S, 9,6, 10/6. We want particularly to stress the fact that all Guilts represented in our stock are of that unique quality which makes for very long service. The instant you ‘'feel” the soft luxury of these Quilts you will be convinced of the extraordinary value. Come— 5 per cent for CASH—i/- in the £, mmEl and S 0

Don Your ..Overcoal before llie next Southerly. It Is-wlser than paying a doctor’s bill. Have a right good overcoat—a coat with style about it. Be as particular concerning this outer garment as you are about your new suit. The Best Overcoat is at Hookham s Smartness itself, splendid quality, the very latest in fabric, and priced to suit economical purses. You will get the fullest amount of service from the coat you choose here. gm f 1 How about to-day Sm!:? ,r selecting it? WfO Y, f JCMI foi TO! r fw i W. I. Hookham NEW PLYMOUTH. MILUNEBY THAT IS OUT OF TIE ORDINARY. Only the artistic eye, the nimblest fingers and a natural love for the work in hand can turn out such beautifully shaped models as *those non - showing here. -.ftvery lime you look at enr display of Pretty "Winter Hats : you?.will-get urn inspiration. The - trimming schemes are so deftly carried out, the shapes are so charming and the general ‘'assemble” so becoming that you .wiilthc delighted. - Yet you can well afford the highest priced, hat we stock. ■Mrs. W. PELLEW, Red Post Corner New Plymouth. LAND; LAND. LAND. -< nMA ACRES, Freehold, North Taranaki; very rich/level, and undnJ yOU luting land on papa and lime formation; about 1600 acres laid down in best mixed English grasses and the balance in good bush; well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks; 4-rootned house, stockyards and shed, garden and orchard; practically all ploughable; good fiats and vallevs on which bollocks are fattened; well suited for subdivision- will winter 21 ewes to the aero well; all surplus stock can bo fatto’ncd on property. To be sold to wind up estate. A bargain at £0 per aero. Reasonable terms given. EXCELLENT DAIRY FARM of ISO acres, all improved beach land; well and subdivided into 20 paddocks; good 0-icomed house with bathroom- cowshed with concrete floor and yards, implement shed, washhouse, loose-box, harness-shed, workshop, piggery, etc. Price £32 per Vacre Terms £IOOO cash, and the balance can ho arranged for on reasonable’terms. A very cheap property. ERY RICH COAST DAIRY FARM, 175 acres, with beach frontage level and well watered; no buildings; has been used solely for grazing and fattening; fdtualcd North Taranaki; will make an ideal dairy f arm . Price £3O por acre. Terms £BOO cash and the balance on reasonable terms. KING, NEWTON AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCIAL NEW PLYMOUTH. AGENT, GOTLAND’S Best Experts manuI facture , CLINCHER TYRES icially for ‘ the rough roads of the iminion. Better than the rest. Try £722 BRITONS all over the world ride the CLINCHER DREADNOUGHT Motor Cycle Tyres,'which are made for hard wear- on rough roads,. .Try,.them s