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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 43, 20 February 1904, Page 4

CABINET AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE Devon Street, New Plymouth. BAKER & CO, Beg to announce that they havo purchased the whole of the excellent and well manufactured stock of MR E. T. PETTY Propose making several alterations to the present premises to lender it more lib Tor an Up-to-date Furnishing Business. BAKER & CO. Must make room for the workmen, and to eil'ect this they propose hukling a Ol< THE WHOLE OF THE PRESENT STOCK. BAKER AND ... ..„. „ , - to MARK THE STOCK DOWN, and as soon as that is completed he whole will he ottered at sucli prices as will EFFECT A CLEARANCE. BAKER & CO. Now offer "an opportunity of a lifetime" to purchasers of Furniture to secure First-clnss Goods at rock-bottom prices. All Goods will be MARKUD IN PLAIN FIGURES with the old price and the new, and the public aie requested to NOTE THE DIFFERENCE. The Sale will commence in a few days of which notice will be given. BAKER & CO. Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, &c. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Opening Announcement. Palace Haird ressing Saloon, COFFER PALACE BUILDINGS. NEW PLYMOUTH. 11. BENDALL (Into of Parisian Hairdi't'ssi'Ug Saloon, Wellington), begs to intimate to the iahabilants of New I'lynioiith ami surrounding country tlvat lie has opened an UP-TO-DATF. SALOON in tlie 0 above convenient and commodious premises, and would respectfully ask for a lair proportion of support. OUH TOILET CLUB is open for SHAMPOOING AND SINFEING A SPECIALTY. Noto tlie Address— COFFEE PALACE BUILDINGS, EG MONT-STREET. Announcement. CONCESSIONS. K (REVOLUTION IN THE FURNITUNBRIDGE HAVE decided before the approaching New Year to clear the whole of their SUPERIOR STOCK of High-class FURNITURE at enormous REDUCTIONS. ROOM MUST BE MADE. We have a3 large a stock on hand as any house in Taranaki. Every Article lias been manufactured on the premises by the most competent id is therefore guaranteed. WE ARE SELLING--j Tapestry Couches from 32s Gd and COME AND Bnn. v»u must Everything reduced to Bedrock P: NOTE.—To those spending with us during the Xmas Season upwards ol I New Plymouth Municipal I Saltwater Baths. (Established 1003.) THE 11ATHS will be open from 0 WEEK DAYS (with the exception of Thursdays)—(i u.in. to 51.30 a.m.; noon to 2 p.m. ; 4 p.m. to closing time. THUUSHAYS—Noun to 2 p.m. and alter ;"i p.m. SUNDAYS—(S to 11.30 a.m. FEMALES: WEEK DAYS (with the exception of Thursdays)—lo a.m. to noon ; 2 to d p.m. THUHSDAYS-6 a.m. to noon. FAMILY BATHING; THURSDAYS—2 to 5 n.ni. 'I HI 0 us 5 0 under 18 5 0 ■ --■r 11 2 (j amily) 20 0 inimiiig Clubs, 7 IS adults 3 (j 1 (Use of towel Id, trunks Id.) I HOT SALT WATER BATHSI Invaluable lor muscular rheumatism and ailments of five nervous system • 8 a.m. to (i p.in Single bath !)(!, Book of lo' tickets 5s (Or by special appointment after 7 l'->»- to 8.30 p.m. for 3d extra Sundays excepted.) Httths eSS "'"' entS "" >y b ° hml at tho F. T. BELLRINGKR, Town Clerk. Waiwakaiho Bridge. DANGEROUS. PUBLTC NOTICE* is given that the Waiwakaiho Bridge on Devon Road, ab,out 2 miles East of New Plymouth, is dangerous" lor heavy traffic. H. OKEY, Chairman T»«»ftld County Council,

Stratford Racing Club. HACK RACES, To be held on the Stratford Racecourse 011 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 10th and 17th MARCH, 1904. PUOUIUMME : First Day—WEDNESDAY, March 10. 1. Oil UHA HURDLE HANDICAP, of 80sovs ; second horse to receive lOsovs, and third horse osovs from the stakes. Over 7 lliglits of 3ft Oin in huulles. Start 18.80 p.m. 11 miles. 2 BOROUGH STAKES, of 30sovs ; second horse to receive ssovs from the stakes. Start 1.15 p.m. 4} furlongs. 3. STKATFOKD CUP HANDICAP, of lOOsovs ; second horse to receive 20soi's, and blvit-d horse Osovs from the stakes. Start 1.45 p.m. 1 mile. i. TAIUKI WELTEK HANDICAP, of 45sovs : second horse to' receive • ssovs from the stakes. Start 2.15 p.m. 7 furlongs. 5. FARMF.US' J'LATE, of 25sovs ; second horse to receive fisovs from the stakes. Gentlemen riders. Start 3.30 p.m. 1 mile. 6. ILIUIUHST HANDICAP, of 70 soys : second horse to receive 10 sovs from the stakes. Start 4.15 p.in. 0 furlongs. 7. FLYING HANDICAP, of OOsovs;

Second Day—THURSDAY, March 17 t. MAKX'RI HURDLE lIANDICAI', of (iOsovs ; second liaise lo receive lOsovs from the stakes. Over o flights of Bft Ciin hurdles. Start 12.15 p.m. 1J mili'.s. 2. MJAIRE HANDICAP, of .'lOsovs ; second horse to receive osovs from the stakes, Start 12.45 p.m. 4J I'urloirgs. i. ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP, ol yOsovs ; seco'nd horse to receive lOsovs, ami thii'd horse Ssovs from the stukes. Start 1.30 p.m. 1 mile. 1. TOKO V'ELTEK, of 40sovs ; second horse to receive osovs from the stakes. Start 2.80 p.m. 7 furlongs. 5. CARDIFF STAKES, of 25sova ; second horse to receive osovs from the stakes. Start 8.15 p.m. 4j furloiiims. 6. COUNTY HANDICAP ->f S5 7. FINAL HANDrCAP, of GOsovs ; secoiwl horse to receive lOsovs frum the stakes. Stmt 4.45 p.m. 8 fin longs. DATES OF NOMINATIONS .ACCEPTANCES, Etc. Nominations for Oluu-a Hurdle Handicap, Stratford Cup, Tariki Welter, Midhirst Handicap, Flying Handicap, MakuW Huixlle Handicap, Nguirc Handicap, St. Patrick's Handicap, Toko Welter, County Handicap, and Final Handicap, close on MONDAY, February Bth Weights for the lirst day's events declared on or about SATURDAY March sth, and for second dav's events on WEDNESDAY, March loth, at 8 p.m. Acceptances for first day's events and entries for Dorougl, Stakes] Farmers' Plate. and Candid Stakes close on THURSDAY, March loth Acceptances for second day's event? close at 9 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, March 10th. J. It. MACKAY, Secretary. l'or full programme see Referee.

m Nothing Like Them. Special Notice. T.UIODA TKA uoo.\r* Mi«s CON NOP HAS I'LIOASURE in niimr HOT AND COLD LUNCHEON from 1.2 to 2. AFTERNOON & EVENING TEA, VWK SUPPERS every evening.