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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 229, 22 November 1900, Page 3

ABOUT IT ? SETTLERS IN THEIR FAR-AWAY HOMESTEADS ARE BEGINNING TO HEAR OP IT. DAIRY FARMERS IN THE OLDER SETTLED DISTRICTS HAVE PROVED IT. THE MAN IN THE STREET HAS ALREADY SATISFIED HIMSELF THAT IT IS CORRECT. Yes, Well! WHAT IS IT? WHY THE DISTINCT -ADVANTAGES GAINED BY PURCHASING ON THE "CASH" SYSTEM FROM Devon & Bnov<?HA« HUH To Choose from. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER ESLTIIBITFD IN TARANAKI. «g" THIS IS GENUINE. _g| PIANOS n ~ .AND ■■' OBGANS PIANOS from £lO to £llO. OEG-ANS from £5 to £SO. W OUR TERMS ARE THE EASIEST IN NEW ZEALAND. «T WE SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY FIRM IN TARANAKI. WJIV A * we *^ m P 1 °3 r N0 CANVASSERS, INSPECTORS. ETC., thug gyring '**' J • this unnecessary expense. M __ INSPECT OUR SHOWROOMS m CHEAP RUBBISH KEPT IN STOCK. BEFORE PURCHASING. HO* CHEAP RUBBISH KEPT IN STOCK. ■' Next Bailwai Crossino, DEVON-STREET, PLYMOUTH. D. McKinnon Bain, Manager. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. '*T DID not know that yon could buy 1 such good things in New Plymouth. FISHING SEASON—Ist OCTOBER, There ate only one or two ahops in Welling- 1900 TO'SOtb APRTT, 1001 ton where you can get such nice things.'' ' xu * <wm *"*"'. H»l. T7ISHING LICENSES may bo obtained . The above is only one of the many ex- £ om^^°i £J mith ' b ' Slemod > ttnd pressions 01 surprise made by visitors when UOm m undersl ß l »% looting "-"^Stary. Men's licenses, 10s; boys under 16, 5s A ladies, sb, day license, 2s 6d; one week.Bs AVERY'S SPLENDID STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. New shipments are constantly arriving to meet the increasing demand for First-class Goods. As he buys for Cash from the best known manufacturers, T. AVERY gives his customers not only THE LATEST and BEST MADE English GOODB, but the benefit of the Large Variety of Goods to hand : Silver Mounted Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Blotters, eto, Dressing Oases and Fitted Travelling Bags, from 7s 6d to £5 ss. Ladies' Companions, Hand Bags, Jewel Cases, Workbaskets, Workboxas, Scissor Oases, Desks, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Photo Albums, Boreens and Frames Mounted Brush Sate, n ases and for hanging, from 10s to £5. Fancy Stationery ■ Gold Nib Fountain Pens. PRESENTATION BOOKS and • CHILDREN'!* ANNUALS in great variety. f (Special discounts to boUcols). Bibles, Prayers, and Hymns in cases. The Poets, in handsome binding. CHRISTMAS AND NKW YEAR OARDSI Latest Novelties. Commercial and Pocket Diaries, Christmas Numbers of Pears', London News, Black and White, English Graphic etc.. etc. Artists' Oolours and Painting Materials. UNTER, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER «.».,.«.«.»».,..,„ AND IMPORTER OF FANOY norm, ft."™ A: ylthout which non NEW PLYMOUTH. «i KSBSS Licenses have been issued to the follr.ving persons s D. McAUum W. Bewley N. Pewley A. Callander A. ShirHy A. Pali Oharles Smith M. Kennedy T. G. H. Nioholls T. Hopkinson R. D. Dauiey A. E. Fletcher G. E. V. Heenan J. W. Baby G. W. Newsham D. Markham T. J. Nioholls A Bewley T. A. Swayslan F. Olarke T. Gray 0.0. Smith] Geo. Wilson N. Sheppard H. Giles A. Oounett Joe Ramson G. 0. Heenan M. Fraser 0. E. Boyce W. B. Wiggins In order to clear.-Five 2s 6d Novels Gravies, SaUOfiß. etc for ss. ' ' «»«»■ n GUARANTEED Absolutely pube And of the Very Highest Quality. Manufactured lolehrfrom Cattt» pasted by the Qorernment Veterinary Inapeotor. Obtainable throu&hout the Colony, ASK FOR IT, And take no othw. II PIGS. PIGS. THE TARANAKI BACON FACTORY TS now giving Oi/ Dt dead weight for PROPERLY TOPPED-OFF PIGS between lia and 180 lbs. All previous oontraotsjoancellod. roprietot, Fiteioy. ! m «ff WW® «w««».) «mhw«%i '