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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 186, 20 August 1903, Page 4

NEW AND MOOT POPULAR BOOKS THE DOUBLING OF JOSEPH BRERETON CAPTAIN KETTLE POSTMASTER OF MARKET DE GOLD WOLF | MY LADY TEAZLE i WIZARD LIGHT j HAVILAND'S CHUM j DNIILLED FIELD j NO HERO he's for;god ONLY BONNIE SAXON T. JR. HODDER'S Bookseller a'd Stationer. r _-«- JBTBEIi IftfLadies Spills If*??* « m «'7 for all Fem«!« com plain U. Recommended by th« Medical Feealtv Tha CSS? SEES? ******* °V VaL Ma£tln '-entered Vjtboat which none are lenuine). Ko I-ady ahoald be wftfeoot, them Of &U CAealstd tbrcughoafc tbo World. I Proprietor.—MA gjjg, Chemist, SO'JTHASIPTOi.EM I I TAKE NO RISK! INSURE AT ONCE WITH THE DEW ZEMAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, W. J. SHAW, Distkict Manager. O'DRISCOLLS Hotel Commonwealth Opposite [Telephone 2251 Facinethe Bailway Station Sea, THIS Commodious arid Centrally-situated Hotel has jost been BE-BUILT AND REFURNISHED THROUGHOUT, with all up-to-date- conveniences and comforts. XLXOTRIO LIGHT THROUGHOUT. BALCONY OVERLOOKING THE SEA. Ptaengere by early steamers can always rely on getting breakfast before leaving by train.. Warning bell rung five minutes before departure of passenger trains. POKTEB MEETS ALL TRAINS AND NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. Only Best Wines and Spirits retailed, Speight's Dunedin XXXX Ale on tap Kitchen in charge of an expert Chef. J CORISGOLL •• Proprietrx Late of Royal Hoiel, Hawera.) $ FOR THE BAINT SEASON You'll want an UMBRELLA. Ib* place to bny that Umbrella to advantage is at JAMES BESTFOBD'S, tKTOH-SIBBXT, - - NewPljmouth PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Exceptionally Goo j Dairy Farm of 310 acres close to Poit and Telephone Office, School, and Dairy Factory. For particularsjapply to NEWTON KING, New Plymouth Or to GEORGE POTT, Waitara wd Pay for the Best and Get the Best. The cost of the Corn Flour in a pudding is so small that everyone can afford to pay for the best, and the best is, of course, a preparation of perfect quality and m. the outcoma of 40 ye . :.' experience, and the reciploi.t of 40 years' ever-growing public favour. Light puddings custards, blanc-manges, jeiiies, creams, and a host of other dainties can be prepared with Brown and Poison's Corn Flour in a very short time and at a trifling expense.