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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 204, 30 June 1903, Page 3

We understand that Messrs Claphara! Brothers have just completed arrange ! ments with a well known Melbourne firm for the sole agency of their patent horseholder, for the whole of the Commonwealth of Australia. Trains leave New Plymouth Station for the Breakwater, connecting with steamers mentioned below as follows 6 am. Wainui from north, 10 a m., Rotoiti from South, 1120 am, Wainui for south, 820 p.r.i, Kotoiti for north. Amongst the estates of deceased person's, finally certified by the Commissioner of Stamps during June, are the following in New Zealand : —William Cowling £265 ; Lawrence Oilman, £259 ; Mary A. Muller £3OO ; Daniel Dwyer, £397 ; Emma Mapp, L 359 ; Charles G. Nippert, 127 i ; William J. Baldwin, £lO5. j The new issue of the Provident j Building Society was a decided success, as might have been expected from the con-1 spicuous manner in which it-had made its way in popular favour. It is a most healthy indication that the number of ■ applications were very much in excess of the number of shares available, and is evidence of public appreciation of the policy of the Directors in inviting applU cations for the new series.—Advfc The public are reminded of the enter" tainment which the Guards are giving on Wednesday, the Ist July, at 8 p.m. in, the Diili Hall, previous to the drawing ! of the Art Union which takes place at 9 pm. in the same place. Admission to the above will be by Art Union ticket only, obtainable ai the door. The programme provided will be Well worth the Is (the [ prine of the ticket), and at tha same time you have a chance of winning a priiie In the Art Union. The " Christchurch Star 11 of June J. Ith | reports :—To-day Mr and Mrs Lumsden celebrated their silver wedding, having , been married by the Rev H. C. M. Wat-1, son,.at St. John' 3 Church, On June lith, | ■ 1878.. Mr Lumsden came to the colony j < in 1861 from Victoria, and has been en ' caged in the printing business since 1862. For the past thirty years he haß been en- 1 gaged at the " Lyttelton Times " office ; he is well known in connection with ' educational matters in the colony. Recently Mr Lumsden visited Victoria, and ■ while there ho inspected several of the State Schools, and on his return to Christchurch he gave his impressions of the system there to the " Press." He is a brother of Mr R. Lumsden, of New 1 Plymouth. '

MEN ! ARE YOU BALD P ARE YOU BALD ? Have son still got a slight" down" on your scalp? IE you have, your baldness is curable with the right remedy. Perhaps the "down" is bo fine—so infinltesimally light—that it can hardly be observed by the naked eye. lint doesn't matter. Maybe you have used several " Hair Hestorer*," yet the "down" on your scalp doesn't get beyond the stage of a thin colourless fluff, and you've given it up as a bad job. DON'T GIVE UP!

"CAPILL&" HAIR TONIC. It's a food —a hair tonic. It feeds and strengthens the tiny bair tralbs from which tho hait grows. It is absolutely unequalled in its fine properties to produce Iv-ir whore there is a particle of life existing in the roots. CAPiLLA HAIR TONIC Will produce results on that bald spot. Sold by all Chemists e'' where. N.Z. Office—S Feathavston-street, Wellington. SAVORY'S TTAIR mONIO. SAVORY'S JOLAIR JLONIO. SlaiDS from Light Brown to Black. Is the Best. Most Natural, and More Lasting H=iir Stain on the market. A bINGL<S TttlAL PROVES IT. Posted free from observation. Price, 3/6. &&yory Hair Tonic Co., Box 360, G P. 0., Wellington Harmless, and can't be detected. £l2 IP* Ou. Is the price of a really first-class Machine made at the TAUNTON CYCLE CO. Guaranteed for 12 months. Westwood Rims and Dunlop 'lyres. Terms, £1 A MONTH. AGENT 3 for ROVERS, VtOTORS, RAMBLERS, RUDGE-WHITWORTH. Repiirs of any description, TAUNTON CYCLE COMPANY.