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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 233, 14 October 1901, Page 3

YOU CAN GOODS AS THOUGH YOU WERE VISITING AUCKLAND CITY BY WRITING^FOR Milne & Choyce's SUMMER SEASON'S SAMPLES. THEY are s°nt POST FREE to you, and include all the LATEST, BRIGHTEST, and most BEAUTIFUL goads for the SEASON. vThe selection of Dress Materials. Silks, and Trimmings is very charming, while the Cotton Goods are rendered more beautiful than ever by the wonderful " Mercerized " and " Paste 1 '' finish, lending to cotton fabrics a'l the lustre of silk. The colours are of EXTREME BRILLIANCE, no shade being deemed too bright for smart wear.

I SOME SPECIAL GOODS. Small Plain and Fancy Poplins, all shadesjlsilld yd. New Fancy Fabrics, all wool, 2s 3d and|2s lid yd. New Coatings, very latest effects Genuine Japanese Striped Blouse Silks, Is 9d yd. English Check «<ouse Silks, 2s 6d yd. " Mercerized" Lawns and Sateens, from lOd yd. " Pastel " Sateens, quite a new effect Tucked Nainsook, from Is 4d yd. Real French Cambrics Dark " Mercerized." Sateens, 7|d, 9d, Is yd. The " Yelsom " plain Zephyrs, 36 inch, s|d yd. New Galateas and Check Zephyrs, from 7jd yd. White Muslins, from s|d yd. Shrunk Hollands, from Is yd. White Piques, 7|d to Is 6d Linen Crash Coating, the latest Coloured Linens, from lOd to*2s 2d yd. SUPERIOR LINING CALICO for Cotton Dresses supplied at 3Jd yd. WRITE AT ONCE FOR PATTERNS. MANY NOVELTIES ARB QUICKLY SOLD OUT. mm & ch.o\ce.

TO STAND THE SEASON, THE STANDARD BRED TROTTING STALLION EBONY. By Blackwood Abdullah, from Duchws of York by Tr»ducer, from Ofnt'e Annie, the grand-dam of Caliata, M ss Hilda, P.incess, and many other good perf rmers. Blackwood Abdallah, the eire < f Kbo> y, is a purebred imported American Stallion and has begot dome of the f.ste=t trotte i in New Zealand. Ebony his ]ilentv/.f fize, bone, and sibstance, aud in withal svmmetiieally built, and has everything to recommend him to breeders ; in f ct tl\o »took he baa a'readly got in Tara' aki in proof i>f his capabilities aa a sire Kbony wi.l tt n-i the apason «t the Cri'e'inn Slab'rs at u. fee of 310s i'uitifrpa ticulaisc»nbeobtained from th 9 owner M. JONK-*. Crit rionStab'ei, j to I evon-street. i W. H. PILLAR OTIFIEP the residents of New Ply month and District that he h s started bueiPAINTER PAPERHANGER GLAZIEB SIGN WRITER GENERAL HOUSE DECORATOR. Estimates supplied and orders promptly attended to. | Having secured the services of A. Cleland as manager, all work intrusted to me will be under his personal supervision, and 1 trust that by attention to business to merit a fair share of the publio vatronnge. Devon-street East, next Healy, Grocer. 1W BOOKS at HOMO. Ex Wakanui, from London, and Latest Shipments From Oxford University Press Co A Large Assortnvnt of Bibles, varying from 3a 3d lo 12s 6d each. 17 different styles to select from. Standard Poets, Birthday and Text Books, From Cissells, Jarrold and Sons, and Ward, Lock and Co.— A Large Stock of the Neweßt Publications. From Hodder aud Stooghton— An Assortment of 300 Prize Books suitable for Schools, Presents, etc. Also, Latest Colonial Libraries. From Cole's— ~ Picture Books. From Allan and Co.— A complete range of Australian Music Books. ALSO, JUST TO HAND— A carefully seleoted lot of MacMILLAN'S COLONIAL LIBRARIES. Best authors; originally 2s 6d, NOW Qd. EACH. HOMER'S BOOR DEPOT. PIANOS. HE PIANOS imported by the Dresden X Piano Company are sonorous in tone, exquisite in finish, superior in workmanship, and perfect ia action. They are from the best manufacturers in the world, and cannot bsexcellei The list includes Rich, Lipp and Sohn, John Broadwood and Sons, Bohm, Erard, Collard and Uoilard, Kosenkranz, and others. These instruments, suitable for the school, cottage, or mansion, are now on view, and your inspection is invited.—THE DRIsDEN PIANO COMPANY, Devonstreet, New Plymouth, G. W. Hendehson, Representative