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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144712, 22 June 1915, Page 6

Choice Hearthrugs Are no longer limited to the homes of the wealthy. Recent importations ; handsome Wilton Rugs are showing at Whites'—upstairs. Soft colourings in delighting designs are to he had at prices from t3s 6d to 37s 6d each. ' Besides the Wilton Rugs as quoted above there are a number of choice Belgravia and Star Rugs at prices from 9s 6d to 16s 6d. And cheaper grades in Tapestry at 5s 6d, 6S 6d and 8s lid for bedsides and kitchen use. Our Coloured Furnishing Department (upstairs) will well repay a visit. While & Sons, Direct Importers : New Plymouth.

FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE BUY NEW ZEALAND do rmiio rACTOiti We have built up a reputation for dependable goods unpar£ alleled in the Dominion. Ouf t present stock of up-to* date Soft Hats is the finesj in the whole province. * Ouv Prices: 3/11, 5/6, 7/6, 10/6 to 1 5/-

. HERE'S AN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION:— Because in no otlier car—regardless of price—can you get the same degree of comfort, the same lasting qualities, the same expert workmanship, the same economical running, and the same whole-hearted satisfaction. To rido in a Studebaker is like riding on air—no jarring, no vibration, just smoothness all the way. If you shut your eyes you can hardly fool the Studebaker move off—it runs as smoothly and as silently as a bird on the wing. Write for Studebaker catalogue—-it’s free—or, better still, call and have .a trial run; This will convince you and you will ask yourself the question WHY SHOULDN’T I HAVE A STUDEBAKER? NEWT KING AGENT FOR STUDEBAKER CARS, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.

LAND. LAND. LAND.; i O ;“C A ACRES. Freehold, North Taranaki; very rich, level, and undoiyOU lating 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-roomed house, ’stockyards, and shod, garden and orchard; practically all ploughable; good llaU -*.nd valleys on which bullocks are fattened; well suited for subdivision ; W.IJ *inlor 2J ewes to the acre well; all surplus stock can be fattened on property. To. be^sold to wind up estate. A bargain at £9 per-acre. Renw.nablo terms given. EXCELLENT DAIRY FARM of 190 acres, all improved beach land- well "fenced and subdivided into 20 paddocks: good 9-roomed house with'bath* room; cowshed with concrete floor and yards, implement shed wash house, loose-box, harness-shed, workshop, piggery, etc. Price £32 n acre. Terras £IOOO cash, and the balance can be arranged for on reasn* able terms. A very cheap property. ason- > u**uuwu ■ . iiuwuiia., >• su muaty <iu XUOttt dairtf Jf Price £3O per acre, tarns £uoo cash and the balance on r ». tar ??- terms. reasonable NEWTON AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCIAL MEJV] 2LXM,QaJtB. KING, AGENT,