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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 35, 15 February 1901, Page 3

You can obtain ~20 th century value THE CASH CLOTHIt MEN'S ALL-WOOL N.Z. TWEED SUITS--22/6 25/6, 27/6/ (Wonderful value.) MEN'S BLUE CLOTH SUITS—--125/6, 32/6. BOYS' TWEED SAILOR SUITS—--5/11 »nd 6/11. BOYS' NEW ZEALAND TWEED SUITS (allJWo.l)Sizea: 5 to 8, 8/11; 9 to 11, g/fi; 12 to 14, \\jMEN'S ALL-WOOL NEW ZEALAND TWEED TROUSERS—--6/11, 7/11, 8/9. (Wi'l stand Wear.) MEN'S STRONG CORD TROUSERS—--4/11, (Suitable for Hard Wear.) MEN'S FAWN DRILL COATS, 6/11. MEN'S WHITE DRILL COATS, 5/9 and 6/6 INEAL, CASH CLOTHIEK CORNER DEVON AND BROUGHAM STREETS. COLONIAL PIANO IMPORTING L/UiVll AJN X, NextJßailway Crossing, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Sole Agents fob the Celebrated English PIANOS B r J. &J. HOPBOh, -ondoD, (Highest awards). And BARRAT & ROBINSON, London, A,40 ~ (Makers to the London Bohool Boar ) PIANOS iaßtoCkby COL'ARD & OOLLARD, BRINSMEAD, SOHIEDMAYER, SCHUMANN, NIOOLAI, Ac. AMERICAN ORGANS MASON & HAMLIN, MILLER, AND THOMAS ICOY. WE HOLD THE LARGEST STOCK Itf TABANAKI. EASY TERMS, FROM 1 A 8 MONTHLY Banjos, Guitars, Violins and Fittings, also Sheet Musio. OUR STOOKJ.OF^SMALL GOODS CAN'T BE BEAT ON iHE COAST. OALL AND INSPECT. D. McKINTNON BAIN Inglewood Agent ... Maoar MB. 0. 0. SMI The Most Refreshing Drink In New Zealand. (TUAl>£ UAUK) Lime Fruit Juice > AND OORDWVLS. "MONTSERRAT" LI Mt-FRO FT /UK* o*ttier wltli water or A«r*o* fUka V ■ deVishtiu] t 1 ' 1 -' -■—

DEVON-STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH T A VINO teoured the resistance of A FimtClass TitLORB prepared to esboota'trden at WORTHS! KOTIOB. Customer* patronising my I TAILORING irf FASHION, FIT. k WORKMANSHIP All Garment! GUARANTEED kot to Shrink. NO Boy or Girl Lsbow employed No Old Stock, . TWEEDS I IN FASHIONABLE SHADES. L*dJe« , & Gentlemen's Tailor. THE CITY TAILOR, MRS. &_O. POPE. TEAOHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Pupils prepared tor the Musical Examina tioni. Next term will commence MONDAY, JANUARY 28th, Address:— Oourtnei-stbbto (next to Dr. Leatnam s)

LADIES' AND CHILDLEJs'3 FRONTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, Etc., SYLVIA STARCH Gives Perfect Satisfaction. STIFFENS WELL A HIGH FINISH. MRS. F. T. BAKER. Teacher of PIANOFORTE, SINGING, aid THEORY OF MUSIC, "TV/ILL resume Teaching on MONDAY, W February 4th. Pupils prepared (if desired) for Musical Examinations. Results of Examinations in 19C0. Mis Baker's pupils." Trinity CoIIege—THEORETICAL Exam nations. Thirteen Candidates Examined—All Jpassed, Tr CoIIege.—PRACTICAL Examination. Pianoforte Playing. Two pupils examined (Senior and Intermediate)— Both passed, Associated Board of R.A.M. and R.O.M. PRACTICAL Examination. Pianoforte Playing (senior)— One pupil was examined and passed. Singing (School Examination) One pupil was examined and passed with distinction. BROOKSTDE, Oarriufiton lioad, New Plymouth,