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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 39, 17 February 1900, Page 3

DRESDEN PIMO WW Company, Xouu, Opposite Avery's, bookseller. Representative, G. W. Henderson. PIANOS Bkoadwood & Sons COLLARD & COLLABD Lipp & Sohn Ferguson SCHWECHTBN BOHM .BOOSEY ), and other reliable manufacturers. ■ Time payment from 20/~ Monthly i ORGANS ; my WEAVER BELL And others, t Payment fr °m 10/-Monthly. We Sell More Pianos ■ THAN ANY FOUR HOUSES IN .Now Zealand. Our volumo of trado is bucli that wo ara compelled to centre our attemion in the continued welfare of our own business. WE HAVE EXPERIENCE Which wo think is essential to the business, and a decided advantage to the customer. AT OUE DEPOT IN DEVON STREET (opposito Avery'B, booksell We hold the LARGEST AND BEST variety of PIANOS AND ORGANS in Taranaki. View oub Lists THE DRESDEN PIANO COY., Wellington. M. J. Brooks, Manager, G. W. HKXDKUSpN, Representative, Devon-st., N.P. TAILORING. A. M. V BALE 1 18 OFFERING LOCALLY-MADE TAILOR SUITS FROM £»Q , MEASURED, OUT, & MADE BY A TAILOR. A Large Selection of VIOUNA , SERGES, WORSTED OOATINGB, SADDLE TWEEDS, ta, to choose from. TO AItiJIVB HABLY IN NOVBMBBB. DIRECT lfliOM THK MANUFACTURERS, A beautifr.l lot of FANCY SCOTCH SUITINGS, BLUE & BLAUK VICUNAS, SUMMER TWEKDS. bERGES &c. These will be sold at BEDROCK PRICES CRICKETING TROUSERS & SHIRTS, TENNIS SHIRTS, TUNIO & WHITE SHIRTS, In Groat Varioty. DENIM TROUSERS from 2/11 per PairA. M. Veale, DEVON STREET i TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION ' SOCIETY. * FISHING SEASON—Ist OCTOBER, 1899, to 30th APRIL, 1900. FISHING LICENSES may b B obtained from Mr. 0. O. Smith, Inglewood; Mr. Jno. Avery, New Plymouth; and from the undersigned. D. MoALLUM, Secretary. Men's licenses, 10s; boys under 10, sa; . ladies, Os; day lijeuse, 2s (Jd ; one week, ss. Licenses have been issued to the following persons : Joeßamson W. F. McAllum D. McAllum A. L. Bartrop O. Brown P. Wynn Williams W, Bewley J. G. Rutherford . H. Giles H. Dixon j T. Hopkiuson C. O. Smith W. J. Evans J. Perry H. B. Curtis G. W. Bennett Joe Ramson D. McAllum 0. Brown W, Bewley H. Giles j T. Hopkiuson W. J. Evans H. B. Curtis Noble King John Klintoff Alfred SbirJey Charles Smith o Maurice Kennedy !t 0. B. Triumell M. E. Smith J. H. Rowe D. Evans W. Parkhison G. E. Heenan J. M. Sutherland A. V. Coldwell Ambrose Parli A. 0. Brown Captain Cornwall George Taylor W. G. CUender N. Sbeppard K, M. Fowler G. C. Heenan OKATO-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH. THE Coach leaves Okato every MONDAY and Thuesday, at 5 a.m. ,and every Wedkksday & Sattjkday, at 7.30 a.m. Leaves New Plymouth at 1 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays, nnd 3 p.m. on Wednesst days and Saturdays West's Stables, New Plymouth, or at the owner's residence, Okato, y ROBT. F. ROEBCTOK, Pbopbietob JTQJV JMEUP^AI«GI/l It Guhes. 2h Pea BOtt WHOLESALE: KEMPTHOKNE & Co. SHARLANDfc 00 FARM. FOR a ALE, TE PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY. 0 ACRES first-class land, all improved, and in good grass; house at six rooms, outbuildings, good orchard and shelter trees. Price, £9OO. The Farm slopes gently to the north-east, and commands a fine view of the Bay of Plenty, and is only 18 miles from Tauraiiga. For further particulars, apply M, IIPENCE, Strand, lumrnga, N.B.—Te Pake is notad for its epondid climate and rich land, producing lan«i quatttitisii ft mm? f , fruit,««', t>oaf'