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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 251, 21 November 1903, Page 4

NEW FANCY GOODS ! NEW LEAYHER GOODS NEW STATIONERY ! NEW REWARDBOOKS! INVITES an early inspection of his New Goods. Most of them being imported, and to his special order, cannot be replaced t'us season. Among the FANCY GOODS Is a new line of Dolhain Ware, ackrftwledged to bo the prettiest goods yet imported, and is already being rapidly disposed of. Country friends wishing to secure some of this waro 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, Photo, and Autograph Albums, Writing Cases and Desks, Blotters, etc. A large variety of Gold-nibbed 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 Classics, in FlandKomo 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 Olid Bookbinder. NEW PLYMOUTH. Taranaki Acclimatisation Society. Fishing Season—lst Octobar, 1003, to 15th April, 1904. FISHING LICENSES may be obtained from the Taunton Cycle and Sports Depot, Devon-street, New Plymouth ;' Mr C. 0. Smith, Inglewood; Mr H. J. Newman, Opunake ; and from the undei signed. D. McALLUM, Secretary.

REGULATIONS UNDER FISHERIES CONSERVATION ACTS. Fixing licenses, which will be Colonial, as follows : Licenses for men twenty shillings for the whole season ; five shillings for one month ; and two shillings and sixpence for one week. Licenses for women, and for boys attending school or under the age of 14 years : Ten shillings for the whole season ; three shillings for one month ; or one sWlling and sixpence for one week. F. Whittle, G. E. Mannering, J. Bennett, J. E. Wilson, C. R. Smith, C. Seabright (month), D. McAllum, H. A. Smith, J. Gibson, jun., Chas. Smith, Geo. Barker, 11. Lang, W. Ilewley, Thos. Blackwood, Alf. Marsh, Alfred Walker (toy), L. Brown (boy), John Simpson, E. T. Gyde, T. Hopkinson, J as. Wilson, Sidney Standing (boy), A. M. A. Jennings, A. N. Bowley, P. J. Kivell, L. W. Humphries, 0. 0. Smith, Geo. W. Wareham, W. Beech, M. C. Anderson, Walter Jones, A. L. Humphries, W. F. McAllum, Joo Ramson, F. Hawke, A. Briscoe, A. L. Tuke, Edgar Watt, liev. Reeve, J. A. Lambert, W. Roberts, George Ramson, A. L. Cooke. CRITERION HOTEL., New Plymouth, BEING- centrally cituated renders it unequalled as a place of residence for Tourists and Commercial Gentlemen. THE COMMERCIAL ROOM is exceptionally comfortable, and furnished with late files of newspapers, etc.

THE DRAWING ROOM in the matter of elegance will bear comparison with that of any hotel in the colony. THE TABLE- is maintained at a uniform standard of excellence. This important department receives the most careful attention and visitors can be certain of obtaining the best Menu in New Plymouth. HOT AND COLD BATHS are always available, and the sanitary arrangements are in keeping with the general appointments of this firstclass hotel. The important matter of the FIRE ESCAPES has had special attention. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. Wines and Spirits, etc., of the Best Brands. Cook's Hotel Coupons Accepted. D. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. Telephone No. 30 P.O. Box No. 21 NECTAR TEA. ORANGE TIPS In Jib, lib, srt>, 101b Tins. GOLDEN TIPS In p>, lib, 51b, 101b Tins. PURE CEYLON—HILL GROWN. A Drink fit for the Gods. Agents : New Plymouth, Joseph T. White Inglewood, C. O. Smith Waitara, Eraser & Beckbessenger Okato, J. S. Fox I'untho M. B. Gibbons ANSONIA WATCH Never goes wrong. Strong and Durable. Only a few shillings. Nickel Silver, superb finish. Inimitable value. Answers as well as a £SO Watch. Workmen, clerks, and others Always carry an ANSONIA. Tried timekeeper. Correct tuid reliable. Height at fashion to have one. TO BE HAD OFF ALL DEALERS. WHAT'S THE USE OF DRINKING TEA . . WITH PLEASURE. ■, . NFERIOR Teas have a coarse, bitter taste, and tease the palate and spoil the digestion. IS WORTH DR9NKING ! 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 SOLI) BX ALL, BTOJtEKEEBSBS,