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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16607, 3 December 1919, Page 4

Inexpensive Summer Dress Materials Wliito Cotton Dress Goods Fancy Whito Voiles 1/H, 2/6, 2/11 yard; White Gabardine 2/11 yard; White Sponge Cloth, 4/6; Plain \Vluto Voiles, 1/6 to 3/3 yard—all double width. Plain Coloured Voile.’. —Sky, Pink, Holio, Navy, Brown, Bottle, 1/11, 2/11 yard, double wicth. Floral Voiles—All the newest designs, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6 yard, double width. Priscilla Silk—Double width, 4/11 yard. Pink, Old Rose, Tussore, Reseda, Navy, Eolino (double width). Champagne, Brown, Ivory, Grey, 6/11 yard. Check and Stripe Zephyrs—Double width, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 yard; largo variety to select from. G. G. Ward

ENROL WITH BANES COLLEGE IN BOOK-KEEPING, ACCOUNTANCY:, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, LAW PROFESSIONAL anS all PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS FOR 1920. YOU CANNOT DO BETTER. New Plymouth Director, — MR. VAL DUFF, A.1.A., N.Z., „ ; „ Public Accountant, . Devon Street, New Plymouth. Telephone 382. ENGINEERS are in demand. They arc paid well and I i ic path ahead is clear. Don’t bo satisfied with an unskilled job—be a trained man- vv e teach you by correspondence, Write for free prospectus. stuhbock’s Queen Street, AUCKLAND. „ NEW INDUSTRY IN NEW PLYMOUTH. ELECTRO-PLATING ELECTRO-PLATING . SILVER-PLATING SILVER-PLATING COPPER-PLATING COPPER-PLATING , BRASS-PLATING BRASS-PLATING rrHE necessity for the installation of an up-to-date ELECTRO-PLATING PLANT in New Plymouth has been felt for many years, and tho want has now been fulfilled by MR. J. JENKIXSON, Motor and Carriage Painter,' of Brougham Street. We ,{y e now prepared to carry, out any class .of Electro-Plating, SilverPlating, or Antique Bronze. Your old table forks, spoons, cake dishes, epergnes, trays, cruets, etc!, made EQUAL TO NEW at a REASONABLE CHARGE. Motor-lamp Reflectors and Car Fittings plated on the shortest notice, and finished 1 in a style that will ensure long service.; .Let us know your requirements to-day. J. JENKINSON. . ELECTEOPLATER, CAR AND CARRIAGE -PAINTER, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. L 421 Comfort in Every Step.— "*■ .For those who -want summer comfort, Burke’s will ahkwef their problem.” Walk into "our shop—we can show you footwear so light, so restful, so goodlooking and suitable,,; with thdir wide range’of styles, for every summer occasion tftttTTor every member of tho family; <?Ur shoes are qqality through and through. AVhy go elsewhere, when our economical . value is the'talk of the town. jjJTiEKE A- | THE SAME AND ONLY SHOP. jrAHMF.RS AND JNVESTORS! HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF I THE OPPORTUNITIES OFFERING' ;! IN THE BAY OF PLENTY? ! It is a Big District with an ideal climate, and it wants men with, money or t up-to-date farming ideas. In exchange j It oilers you some of the best laud value j In • Now Zealand. Consider this;— 9 AG ACRES, all in grass and fallow; •)W r.ith good house and sheds; harbour frontage, boat lands goods on proparty; ideal sheep and cattle country. | Price £25 par acre. Very reasonable i terms, as tho property is unencumbered. - - Or tj A ACRES, all flat and in good gi-ass, *•- close to school and town; will (nili: 85 cows at present; four-roomed I lipase, ate.; harbour frontage. Going ; oonc<irn' at £47 10s, with £ISOO cash, j ViV will gladly mail you particulars of ! any class of property you are interested : in if you will let us know fully what it ! may be; No particulars sent unless we j consider it worth your inspection and good value. qAI)1 K S AND LONG, BOX 16, TAURANGA. - 1 ’ . " ■ ‘ h 203 jou have farm ’ lands, stock, furniture, houses, town or country properties for sale, advertise in the aki Herald and Budget.