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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 13, 18 January 1900, Page 1

ARTISTS' .REQUISITES. PAPERHANGINGB Cbaerful ar.d Bright, of tho" Best Designs. FAINTS & 001 + + * OF ALL KINDS. DIRECT SHIPMENTS CONTINUALLY ARRIVING. EQS** PATTERNS SENT BY POST, 9 DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. BROADWAY, STRATFORD BOON BROS. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS OURKIB STREET, MEW PLYMOUTH Abu prepared to undertake ALL OLASSSS OF WORE In Town or Country. A Competent Staff of Men always engaged ESTIMATES GIVEN. TIHBBSi JOINBBY, BVIUMHS MATEBJALB, Shop AND Omoa FxiiHsa Bvsma ssss AT GLO V E S II 0 S I E II Y LINOLEUMS &! ! floorcloths! BRUSSELS S qr.4 iH-g DRI'SSJi i KING % /% / %i%£ |«b| S&Sbb KsPsa Some very Special Job and Sample Lines, in view of Carnival Week IlEiiu. T **.* b? f ircct to my Store rrom the Manufacturers \ vm Tilly CHOICE DESIGNS fe;/'"Mfa sest.;;', A'i • •• JiTK-iX MOTIC.H, MILLINERY Family Draper, New Plymouth. T.iE NEW Fi Cu"OPLBrtIIVE STORES, LIMITED, Have just comuk H£W DEPARTMENT mm (UAVINC, SITHOROUGHLY REMODELED AND ENLARGED). TAILORING AND CLOTHING AND DRAPERY. 1. The N.P. Co-operative Stores are now amongst the largest and most up-to-date St res in the North Island 2. The Settlers of Taranaki have iy benefitted by the introduction of co-operation 8. Co - operation has caused reduction in price ot goods and enhanced the value of the staple product of the district—Butter 4. The Co - operative Stores are not owned or kept going for the benefit of one man or one firm, but for the benefit of ail 5. JOIN. Take a£j share (or more) ; no further liability (i. The more business you take to your own store the greater will be its succe?B 7. Mai this! Whatever success tho Store,achieves V!l;( ftMIS THt P3OFITS 8. A 1 „i.us of 2s in the £ was given on Purchases last half-year 9. Why, why, why pay more ? Be your own storekeeper. He trading stamps, no insurance, bui^divisioa iO. Members can be fully equipped, promptly clothed, sbcl,'}* ) '•> \ i p:>Hol with kitchen utensils. .If farmers, provided with the ocst Separator—tue .Oe Laval ■, ftMtii up-to-dats figricultur&l imple* meLts asd farmers' requisites. jH-anures and >. iKidxlocki PruducQ disposscl of. mul If IS? S£US£H9LDSf READ ON, HEAD ON. BEAD ON. BEAD ON. READ ON, READ ON, READ ON. READ jj| READ ON, CO-OPERATE ! CO-OPE ! I CO-OPERATE ! 11 * • f f."; n '-y-.'i • r. '•"* :■ - :; '"'-n g '* t-i 9 v,- L*' Sliil e SCO A £f\f | & r i k 'ft A i % $ ■ Qui* Customers w w-j- ik-i,?? M/j-n'-p i " rwo "~" ' <^C .„, A0 ._ D „ Y „ "Iiif.LTABX.?.." ) ' Do, - • : " A.CT'3 Cinoi'-'i rn\) r-ry:;:?. -yx ?' vl-7. ' x •;.. uv- ; y : . Price £6 per >-.;r Cash.. MAKVMSTUn&<!*!( . ;kempthor rj f , pr g nszß &c% ■ - Headoflice * NEW ZE^ ! .A:"O 00, LTD. WsctfisSs, -c«s* e 'iy Thu Co ! s " k tit ii>'iou att f Absolute Superiority « j er TMt Wsstflsld Manures f W% a, A, X Tg AV/.imisV.u Wl'lUs 'iviili May, JSQf> | ' TisrnJfß new being used fo* Cattle and we AS QOOS A CROP AS EVER ! HAD. Special Turnip Manur# used,"