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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 243, 12 November 1903, Page 4

A WONDERFUL CLOCK. Tho interest of the Grand Palais will shortly be, iniHajiced 1/y a remarkable clock which will shortly be placed in the central nave (Buys the Morning Advertiser Paris correspondent). This clock, which measures about 14ft., was made for the Exposition o/ 1855, M. Collin being the constructor. It has a dozen dials, on which are indicated the time of the twelvo largest cities of the world. In "addition, the clock indicates the year, tho month, the week, and the | day, and its pendulum is furnished with a barometer which works with accuracy. The clock has been overhauled, and .ns showing the excellence of its workmanship and its fame as a timekeeper, it has not varied a lecond in a year. So wonderful a clork may well bo looked upon as one of the curiosities of Paris. 'NATURES PLEASANT. UXAIIVE.* I THEORIGINAC *m • wo , *"{s GENUINE. Those who are troubled with constipation—and especially those who have found the use of ordinary purgatives'as distressing as the disease —are advised to try California Syrup of Figs. No book of testimonials, no medical arguments, could be half so convincing as a personal trial of this ideal household remedy. WORDS OF ADVICE: Ask for California Syrup of Figs and see that the package bears the well-known Name and Trade Mark of the California Fig Syrup Co. Imitations are numerous, but as you value your health you cannot risk taking a substitute. California Syrup of Figs is sold in New Zealand in two sizes at 1/6 and 2/3. Worthless substitutes are often offered at less as an inducement. California Fig Syrup Co., 32 Bnow Hill, London Australia: 7 BARRACK STREET. SYDNEY. STONE'S #EIL<NCTGK. HAWKE'S BAY &TARANAK COMMKBOIAL, MUNICIPAL k GENERAL DIRECTOR! 7 ...«Nl>... 4EW ZEALAND aNNU/m 4.!tOrj-n« _ T"IBTBJ!«TH V-JAB AT7(i' EDITED BY JOHN S'ONM. Demy Bvo. size, containing 1000 r»gea, together with ma; b of Wellington aou New Zealand corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound In olotli, s;iit-lei.t(!red. PRICE: If Ordekbd Bf.fobe Publication, "JQs g'i; AFTER Publication-, 12 s STONE, KON <fe CO, PRINTKK3 ft PUBLIKHKKS' Oraw ford and Jetty-streets, Dunedin nd at Gn-v-street, Wellington. rVALTH ./TtitKAL TSf 0 )P. Lbalth V'Kkual XSo;\s,g Hip a lull scpjly of HKALTB and CKRKAL FOOD JUST AhKIVKI). Granosu Biscnits Qlenote Vlaksi C. OAETER, THE PEOPLE'J GBCOEB, TelbphnhNo 110.

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I'HE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA (Lxmhed), Established 1837. lncorparslad 1»89. Paid np Capital £1,800.010 Reserve Funds 1,000,000 (of which invested in Consols £200,000 in Local l.oa-« and £150,000 in National War Loan, J900). Together £2,500,000 Htserve Liability of Proprietors £3,0C0,00u Branches of this Bank are tow open at KEW PLYMOUTH—Under management of Mr 3. K. Mhnnering BTRATFORD—Under Ihe management of Mr. James Wilson, WANG AN Ul—Under the management of Mr. 8. J. Gordon r ANNEV'KKB—Under the management of Mr. A B Lawrence MARTINBOKOUGH-Under maoagtnnrt of M; W. A.;Kiely. G. B. TOLHUBBT, Inspector