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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 251, 20 November 1903, Page 3

YICKERS & STEVENS. INGLE WOOD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. VICKSRS & STEVENS WILL hold their usual stock sal in the Inglewood yards on the abov date : PRESENT ENTRIES : 150 yearling's 10 2-year-old steers. 50 empty heifers. 20 steer calves. 20 springers. Sale at 12.J10. HORSE FAIR. INGLEWOOD, FRIDAY, NOV. 27 ViCKERS & STEPHENS WILL hold their usual monthly horse sale in their Inglewood yards on the above date. Present entries: 50 hack and harness horses. !i unbroken horses. Sale at 1 o'clock. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS. CHILMAN'S EXTENDED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS Instructed by Mr W. Courtney, will sell by auction on the ground, wet or dry : The Balance of the SECTIONS in tbo above Choice Suburb. The sections have been increased in area, reducing the number from 01 to 18, much increasing their attractiveness. Nearly all the sections sold at the first sale have been fenced and improved,, with a view to early building. Title Land Transfer. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. For Christmas Season T.R.HODDEirS DIRECT IMPORTER CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR AND BIRTHDAY CARDS, CALENDARS AND BIRTHDAY BOOKS. From .the Best London and Continental Houses. Prize Books for Day and Sunday Schools. Presentation Books, Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymns. NEWEST FICTION by each direct Steamer. A SPECIAL LINE for Sunday Schools.—Books, Texts .and Reward Cards from Religious Tract Society and Sunday School Union. ENGLISH & COLONIAL ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS. Leather Goods, Turses, Wallets, Chatalines, Tourists' Desks, Albums, Hand Bags from Is lOd to 255. A Large Assortment. and Boxes, Plain and Fancy. Great Variety. DIARIES for 1904 to hand. T.R.H. begs to intimate that in consequence of the successful Sales he had last Christmas, he has been obliged to increase his Stock considerably, and as he purchases exclusively tor CASH, is enaiblect to copui pete with any house in the trade. LIBERAL DISCOUNTS allowed to Schools and Libraries. Indents promptly attended to at ,a small commission. NEW FANCY GOODS ! NEW LEAYHER GOODS ! NEW STATIONERY*! * NEW REWARD BOOKS !

THOS. AVERY INVITES an. early inspection of his Now Uoods. Most of them being imported, and to his special order, cannot be replaced this season. Among the FANCY GOODS Is a new lino of Dolhnin Ware, acknowledge! to bo the prettiest goods yet imported, and is' already being rapidly disposed of. Country friends wishing to secure some of this ware should do so without delay. THE LEATHER GOODS Are of the Highest Class of English manufacture. The Newest Styles in Dressing Cases, Ladies' Handbags and Chatelaines, Jewel Cases, Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases, J'hoto. and Autograph Albums, Writing Cases and Desks, Blotters, et>:. A large variety of Gold-nibl** Fountain Pens from the best makers. A most useful Present. REWARD BOOKS These are selected from the best publishers and comprise some thousands to choose from, including the Poets and Classic?, in Handsome Leather bindings. Also Family and Reference Bibles, Prayers) Hymns, Birthday Books, etc. Special Discounts Allowed on School Reward Books CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS in the usual great variety. PICTORIAL POSTCARDS OF LOCAL SCENERY. COMMERCIAL AND POCKET DIARIES for 1904. THOS. AVERY, Printer, Bookseller, Stationer and Bookbinder. NEW PLYMOUTH. WHAT'S THE USE OF DRINKING TEA . . UNLESS YOU CAN DO SO WITH PLEASURE. . . INFERIOR Teas have a coarse, bitter taste, and tease the palate ami spoil the d%cstion. SURATURA TEA IS WORTH DRINKINGI It soothes and satisfies. It is a perfect hill-grown Ceylon tea, and is (guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES : Suratura A quality 1/8 per lb Suratura B quality 1/11 per lb Suratura D quality 2/2 per lb Suratura X quality 2/6 per lb SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. Dp. T. B. Whitton, M,D., R.U.1., L.R.C.S., Edin.. . Hub commenced the practice of his Profession in New Plymouth, and may be consulted daily at Inangahua House, Dawson Street : 9 a.m. to 12 noon. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. At Mr Sykes' Pharmacy : , ■ 'Ja p.m. to 4 p.m.,