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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 14, 17 January 1902, Page 2

MAS and SEW MR PRESENTS. READ OUR PRICE LIST of some of our Goods in stock — Hand«ome 5-Stone Diamond Ring, £2O. Handsome 5-stone Diamond Ring, £7los. Handsome Dress and Engagement Rings , from £6 10s down to 10s 6d. Gents' Gold Chains from 65s up. Gents' Silver Chains from 7e «d up. Lady's Gold Chains from 65s up. Laay's Silver Chains from 5s 6d up. Silver Name Brooches (any rame) 2a. A la»ge stack of Gold Brooches from 4s 6d up to £l. A Large Stock of Gold and Silver Links and Studs, Silver Goods, Eleotro-Plate and Clocks, suitable for Xmas and other presents, A Very Bine Stook of SILVER-MOUNTED Walking sticks for Ladies err Gents, from 8s 6d up to 255. BEST YALUE IN THE COLONY. SKEATES BROS., JEWELLERS AND WATCHMAKERS, Theatre Royal Buildings, DEVON STREET - NEW PLYMOUTH, and at Queen-street, Auckland. P.S.—lf you are visiting Auckland we shall bo pleased to ape you at) oar Queenstreet Premises.

R. G. TEMPLER 1 OOMMIBSLON AGHNT'j PBODCOB BROKER HOUSE AGENT. RENTS OOLLKOTSHfI ACCOUNTANT &l VALUERS Agbnoies London & Lancashire Fire Wellington Meat Export 'a, Maanras. N.Z. Dairyman. Cod Liver Oil fot Calves, Keystone Dehorner (the beat in market). BROADWAY, ; - STRATFORD

THE MAN WHO RIDES need never fear a disaster from faulty material or workmanship. Over now being used and giving Universal Satisfaction in the Auckland Province. and see for yourselves. THE FINEST CYCLE ever seen naki. Yoor old machine taken in part payment, and TIME PAYMENTS given. REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Free Wheels fitted to any Cycle. We have the Largest Stock of these, including the Morrow, the 8.8.A., the Oaofleld, etc., eto. large Stock of Dnnlop'MnltiSez Covers at 27s 6d each, Bockaert at 25s each; fit Westwood Rims and GUARANTEED for 12 months. Try them and yon will ride no other. ACETYLENE LAMPS for Cycles or CarGarrisges, and a large stock of all Cycle Accessories.; FOB HIRE. Now thb Addbess :] THE BKEATES CYCLE CO. Theatre Boyal Buildings, Devon-street, New Plymouth. And at Queen-street,{Auckland. A SKEATEB' CYCLE 0 0

MISS COTTIER Has Imported a Choice Selection OF FANOY GOODS, NOVELTIES, CHRISTMAS & ,NEW YEAR PRESENTS,!PING PONG and all the latest GAMES. Splendid Collection of XMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS. LBATHEK GOODS of superb style and finish, Parses, Handbags, Dressing Oases, etc., Otaatelaines and Ohatelain Bags. Writing Desks and Workboxes (wood and leather). Diaries for 1902—Stationery of all kinds. ART NEEDLEWORK in great variety. Silks, Wools, Peri Lustres, and all sorts of Canvass. Tea and Tiay'Oloths, Centres, Cosies of marvellously handsome designs, Pictnre"Frames in newest shapes—finest display in town. Brushware, Ladies' Combs and Hair Ornaments. i C briatnias "Annuals, Children's Books and Toys. N.B.—Depot for British and Foreign Bible Society. Magazine]Clab—all shonldf join. This Shop wiM be open every evening, except Thursdays, until Christmas Eve. APPRESS: BROUGHAM-STREET.

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. ALL New Policy-holders payinpr their flrst Annual Premiums before the end of the year will receive Two Tears' Bonuses in the next Division of Profits at the end of 1902. Half-yearly and Quarterly Policies will receive Bonuses in proportion. Beversionary Bonuses already granted to Policy-holders. £1,<30.000, exceeding the total amount of Claims paid by the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner, . e " "" SUNBEAM PtTM OjtVUfi*.' 'nn 4 ' r4 ' » A SO -