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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 66, 18 March 1903, Page 2

ARIEHT PiOIFIQ LINK. J New Pmmooth to Lohdon. i Vii Colombo, Suez, Naplep, Marseilles, and I Gibraltar. I •t.=. m», Leave Leave -" ,ra " r ', Sydney Melbonrne | ■| Nood 1.30 p.m. 25 March 7 April 22 April P May 23 May Fortnightly thereafter. Areata for all Ne v Zealand Porta, ONION SXItAM SHIP 00. NOW READY! THE NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE DIRECTORY, 1903. rpHE only complete and np-to date Direc* JL tory in New Zealand that is published. 4 Directory of the whole colony—tot one district only. It contains | A TOWN DIHECTORY FOR ALL j .NEW ZEALAND | i AS ALPHABITICAL DIRECTORY OF j ALL SEW Z SAL AND j A TRADES DIRECTORY OF ALL I NEW ZEALAND, Together with 150 Pages of va!mble miscellaneous information relating to Leg ;1, Educational, Ecclesiastical, Pastoral, Official, etc., and a complete Customs Tariff, with Commissioners decisions to date.

MAPS Given away with 1903 issue of Directory and se:tional maps with index of Auckland Wanganui, Timaru, and Ir.vercargill. The best mips of these towns published. WISE'S DIRECTORIES, Ducedin, or any Bookseller.

RALEIGH CYCLES. RAPID, I JUST LANDED. RELIABLE, INSPECTION INVITED. HEND FOR PRICE LIST. DEVON-STREET, q;u een ■st k e.b|t , Auckland.

E. BURGESS, DRAFTSMAN, ARCHITECT, And BUILDING VALUER. No. 8, Tobk Chambers, STBATFOKD. Agent tit— F. Goodaore and Co., Poultry Dealers, 35, Grey Street Auckland; Premier Joinery Works, Auckland, Lead Lights, and Fancy Work, Etc. 40 Tears' Experience ot Various Timbers

Established 1880. IHE LEADING JKV7ELLEKY BUSI- . NESS on tha West. Coast of New Zealand. Goods selected in I.onlon by J. H. PARKKB, a few months ago. I Good Taloe as a result of direct importation The Newest B'ashios in all Links. Special Value in ENGAGEMENT RINGS, SIGNET RINGB, WEDDING RING.-) & KEEPERS. s „, , A. VALUABLE PRESENT . . of Ha! f-dozen Spoons or any artila of rqual value with each Weddine Rir.g. Tourists are ir,rited to Inspect the Lovely Stock of GREENSTONE GOODS and otker novelties. Spectacles to suit all sight;. Please note the adiress carefully— J. a. PARKER, *'A r. HMA K. Sit, JEWEL LEK. OPTIUIAN. Next the Railw iy Orofsing, DEVON-STREET, Nsw Plymouth. DISTINCTIVE PI VIS [I.

IYITHVr is the distinctive finish about ' T starched linen 1 It is not the whiteEess nor let the stiffness, for these are com--aon to all. Take white shirts, collars and uffs-whiteness stiffnesa one expects, fcuatteieisno Oisti-ction in either. It is the glossy appearance of the laundried shirts that girts tt.e«i 'he distinctive finish—it is the finish which eiery woaian'wao has ido wi!,h washing and ironing likes to obtain. Success is assured to thosa who use AYRES CHINESE LAUNDRY GLAZE It is so simple and essy to u- e. '1 here is no -iixin» and meeting about with it. The r owde: is applied to the starched linen with a flannol, and then follows the ironing. This glaze imp-its a beautiful China-like polish, and gives general satisfaction. HOLD EVERYWHERE At Gd and Is per packet. Samples srnt post-free to any ad Ires* in the colony. Write to £O, Cuba-street Welli fc t.i f f HE Underslsned respectfully request i. that accounts due to Mr. T. Bhailer Wstlon (now of Wellicgton) be paid to them without del»y. WESTON & WU&TON. to Attorneys for X. Shailer Weston.