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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 54, 4 March 1903, Page 2

AND STILL THEY OOMB I N B 00 K 8 T. it, HODDER'S: The Little Whits Bird Between Ourfelves ... A Modern Circe .a Tale of the Barge The Four Feathers ... The Flower o' the Corn J. M. Barrie Max O'Rell Hnngerford ... Jacobs Mason ... Crockett Great Boer War (comp'ete edition) * Ooran Doyle The Traitor Honey Fuel of Fire Whaleman's Wife ... Donovan Pasha Intrusions of Peggy... Lie Circumspect Jim Twelres... The Ghost Camp ... Cecilia Uncle Charles And other New Works arriving as scon aa published. Oppenheira Helen Mathers E. T. Fowler F. Ballen Gilbert Parket Anthony Hope Rita Shannon Bo'drewoed F. M. Crawford J. S. Wintei

A. G. HAIGH (Bandmaster Garrison Band.) Hi EACH EH of Violin, Cornet, avid all' X Stringed and Wind Instruments. j Address Dcner of Kliot and Bnller-streets MONEY TO LEND ON approved securi 1 les from 4§ per cent upwards. WILSON & GREY, Solicitors. Brougham-street, New Plymouth. PHOTOGRAPHY. YES, WE STILL LEAD. Why? Because cur work gives satisfaction, both as re gar J s prices and quality. Enamel, Bromide, Matt Opal, and Sepia Photos, in all styles and sizes. Views of the district on band, or prirtsd to order in any of above styles. Our Enamel Photos are genuine, not surface" polished, so that in having our Enamel Photos you get what you pay for. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. Our .Address— W. A. Collis, (Photographer by appointment to Lord Ranfurly), DEVON-STREET (Directly opposite Criterion Hotel.)

SOMETHING TO INTEREST YOCT AT "THEKftSH." lIT LOW PRICES please, you, read the following list of SPECIAL QUOTATIQNS tor CASH ONLY : Men's Zealandia White Shirts, all sizes, 3/11 eaoli. Buy a recognised make. Men's Petone Saddle Trousers, all wool, 10/9. Buy a brand that is all wool and reliable. Men's Heavy Cord Trousers, 5/11 per pair. Men's ALL wool New Zealand Tweed Trou- j sers, 6/6, Men's Harvard and Flannelette Sbirts, 1/11 each. Men's AH Woo' Black Cashmere Sox, three pairs for Men's Merino Unders 1 irts, from 1/3. Men's Petone All Wool Suits, 23/6. A reliable brand. Petone Shetland Flannel, IOJd per yard. Youths', Boys', and Oh'liren's Straw Hats, special, 1/- each. I W. i. TREEBT & CO. OLOTHIERS, MERORRS, AND GENT 3' | OUTFITTERS, "THE KASH," Devon-street. ! We malte Suits tn measure from L2 5a 61. | We sell Kaiapoi and ketone Boy V OlothiDg i at bedrock prices. CHEAP MONEY. CHEAP MONEY. IN BUMS OF £IOO 10 £IO.OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY. AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS at 4J per cent.

TERMS OF REPAYMENT of the moat liberal character, whbh can be ascertained on enquiry. For forms of application apply to any "agency of the Government Insurance Denartment. J. a. KII HA.RDSOF, Government Insurance Oamraissioner. DENTAL NOTICE, ?ST MILLER, L.D.S., London, England. , and A. 0, H, COLLINS, CENTAL SURGEONS. Chambers : Above A. B. Syltes, chemist. Telephone 185 Lady in attendance. j Mr. Collins attends Inglewood every Wednesday.

DISTINCTIVE FINISH. WHIT is the distinctive fitr'sh about searched linen 1 It is not the whiteness nor tet the stiffness, for these are common lo all. Take white shirts, collars and cuffs—whiteness and stiffness one expects, but is no rfistinction in either. It is the glossy appearance of the laundried shirts that gives them the distinctive finishit is the finish which every woman who has to do with washing and ironing likes to obtain. Success is assured to thos: wfio use AYRES CHINESE LAUNDRY GLAZE It is so simple and easy to u- e. There is no mixing and meeting about w ; th it. The powder is applied to the starched liten with a flannel, and then follows the ironing. This Rlaze impitts a beautiful Ohina-like jolish, and gives general satisfaction. SOLD EVERYWHERE At Gd and Is per packet. Samples sent post-free to any address in the colo-iy. Write to P. AYRES, 90, Cuba-street,, Wellington. 13 MTJSIO. MRS- S D POPE, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Next term will commence MONDAY, February 2nd. At home after January 24th. Address: ' TAIIANAKI MUSEUM. THE Museun will be opened to the public on THURSDAY and SATURDAYS afternoon from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. W. K. SPENCER, tc Hon. Sec.