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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 9, 12 January 1903, Page 4

ALWAYS ON TOP COLGATE & COMPANY'S TOILET SOAPS . . . AND . . . PERFUMES. Bigh-clasa Goods of the FINEST QUALITY. The Beat, and Most Lasting Perfume, and Inexpensive. SALE EVERYWHERE. NKW TOKK, COLGATE & COMPANY, And 54 MARGARET-STREET, SYDNEY. lm CASH IRONMONGERY AND hardware warehouse, DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. JN opening this business, the 'Proprietors intend trying the principle of SELLING FOR CASH ONLY, and to achieve this purpose will selljtheir laige stook, all of which is of THEIR OWN IMPORTATION, at the SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN ABOVE COST, CASH CUSTOMERS THUS GAlfflfi A WMTIIL BENEFIT. The whole of the EXPENSIVE and WELL SELECTED Stock is NEW and BRIGHT, of the LATEST designs and FAVOURITE makers, and will be replenished by DIRECT IMPORTATIONS by every steamer from our English, American, and Continental markets. REMEMBER—FOR CASH ONLY, NO BOOKS KEPT. D. BERRY & CO., DEVON-STREET. The BROUGHAM-STREET business will be opener WHOLESALE and RETAIL busiuess, and all Country Orders will be handled from there, and we shall be pleated to see our regular Customers having current accounts at the old stores.

WE ARE 80LE AGENTS FOR THB CELEBRATED HOPEJNSON . GOLD MEDAL PIANOS AND BARRETT & ROBINSON PIANOS. (Maker to the London School Board.) Nothing but the BEST Pianos and kept in .Stock, CASH, OR ON VERT EAST IBBHS, THE COLOIIL HMO IMPORTING COMPANY, (Next Railway Grossinng), nKVON O STRBBT . . NEW PLYMOUTH. McKUmonlßain Ma nger Ing.ewood Agent Mb 0. 0. Smith DR. JOHNSON WROTE OF SHAKESPEARE:-"AND PANTING TIME TOILED AFTER HIM IN YAIN." r £>HE difference between Shakespeare and «rTHE ANSONIA WATCH is tbat tbe latter lies with Time, neither preceding nor tollowing it. A watch that will depart from this principle is worthleis. The ANSSKIA is a nickel silver, open face, lever movemeut watch with steel windar and second band. Its cost is but a few shillings, and will serve 70a u well is a twenty jguieea chronometer. Im A PLEASING L]I;TT.L;E OOJN|UN;D RUM AS ] rcpomided by a daughter of a well-known squatter tho other day. What is the difference between tbe best wool and the best blind-) oiler V When everyone had given it up, she replied to the conundrum herself: — " The one is sheep-shorn and the other is ' HARTSHORN..'" HARTSH 0;R;N R 0 LL'E B|S Are famous the World over as the only blinds tbat will stay up when you send them up, nd stay down when you put them down. Always insist on the Hartshorn, and see that the name of otewait Hartshorce on every roller. lm