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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 78, 31 March 1903, Page 2

A. A. PIKETT, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, AND UNDERTAKER. Address - Dhvon-Stkhbt. Telephone No. 176. Eetimates given for all classes of work in connection with the building trade. [A CARD.] rpHB business lately carrie J on by A. 0. TOOKfS&CO., As Licensed Land Brokers, Valuers, and Agents, Will, from the New Year, be conducted by H F RUSSELL, in offices over Messrs. Govett & Quilliam.

PIANO TALK. * GOOD PIANO is a first-claes investment, as well as a means of culture and pleasure. There is no article manufactured that will give aa large a return for the money invested. Granting this to be true, the piano to be sought after by tbose who with to buy must not only have a good tone, but be well and faithfully made, and be sold at a fair price. It must be built to stand years of use. The Pianos now offered by THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY fulfil all these conditions. Handsome in appearance, excellent in cone, and the price and terms on which they are sold, briDg them within the reach of all. 'J hey have every point t recommend them to the prudent buyer. Landed in your bouse at prices and terms distinctly low for such hkh-class instruments. Sand for Catalogue. THE DRESDEN PIAND COMPANY. D E V 0 N - S T R EjE T, New Plymouth, G. W. HBNDKRSON, Representativr

F. R, HODDER'3. NEW BOOKS ON SALE. " Life of the Century " ... Geo. Newnes The Library of Useful Storie.', 30 volumes Geo. Newnes Australasia Illustrate J, bourd half Morocco gilt, 3 volumes for 455, published £Ullsod. The New Book of Poultry ... Lewis Wright Kirk's Health Pipers, complete, 2s 6d Oountry Life, Illustrated, 21s On our Selection J.Rudd AlsoNewest Fiction on hand and arriving each steamer T. R. HODDBR, Bookseller and Stationer.

We guarantee oar T«m Mter vttl ue, better grade than any gold. L COMPARE OUR WITH ANY IMPORTED IN PACKETS A JUST AS GOOD iir MOATE&Co.'s"° WHY lUY THEN? EVER MET A FIDGETY MAN ?

EvBB stop to think why he THB appears so uneasy! Nine FIDGETY timei oat of ten ihe trouble MAN. with the fi'gety man is that his shirt both-is him. The shirt is the greatest teat of a man's temper; if the shirt is light he is conscious of being well dressed. Men set great store upon the Btyle of their shirts, »nd most men like their shirts to be nicely ironed. If a man's shirt-front bends, is dull.and tends to wilt, he gets the fidgets. AYRES' If you have to iron a man's CHINESE shirt it is up to you to see LAUNDRY that the fronts, cuffs, and GL&ZB. collars have that beautiful ivory polish, which is imported to all starched linen by Ajres' Chinese Laundry Glaze, This glaze is so different from anything you have ever us r d in the laundry. It U a wbite powder, ready for immediate use, and so easily used—any woman can get good result? with it Cheap, too—6d and Is pßr bax, from all storekeepers. A tample packet will be sent you at any time if you write. SO, Cuba-street, Wellington.

E. BURGESS, DRAFTSMAN, AROHITECT, AND BUILDING VALUER. Ko. 8, Yobk Chambers, 81RATFORD. Agent for F. Goodacra and Co., Poultry Dealers, 35, Grey Street Auckland; Premier Joinery Works, Auckland, Lead Lights, and Fancy Work, Etc. 40 Years' Ex erienc? of Various Timbers J- A- MAISEY, ARCHITECT. U land), Sydney, and Auckland. Drawings, Specifications, etc., prepared in lirst class stye for tij description of buildings. Office: DavON-STRfJKT, Educational i'Jgajg BRAB oa, DENTAL t'DBaHON Pure Gas 2 6 ! Extractions, under Gas 2 6 Bxtrations... 10 All Work Goabantbed. Addies3:—Opposite Coffee Palace (Corner of Egmont and Devon Streets MR, BRASCII will visit Inglewood every We<siie>.l*y, and may bo consulted at Mr.