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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 51, 4 March 1904, Page 1

C. O. HAWKE, NEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOD STRATFORD. THE LARGEST STOCKS IN TARANAKI WITH THE GREATEST VARIETY, CLOCKS.—AII Water-bury, Time 4/6, Alarm 5/6, Largo Wood 8 Hay 14/6BOOKS.—AII Annuals, Boys' and Girls' Annuals 8/6 Young Australian 5/G, Chums 8/6, Chatterbox 3/-, Girls' Empire 5/6, Sunday 3/6, And 6d for free delivery any railway station in Taranaki. Pear's Annual with 3 coloured plated posted anywhere, 1/4. PRIZE BOOKS.—The beet lines selected from all publishers and marked at prices cheap as any house ir New Zealand. CUTLERY. - Chas Johnson's Table Knives from 7d each, Teaspoons from 1/3 doz,, Forks from 3/- dozen. CROCKERY. - Guaranteed First Quality China Cups and Saucers, from 6s doz., no low grade stock ; 6 piece Toilet Sets 12/6, China Tea Sets, decorated and coloured, 21/. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. - Stand Looking Plate-Glasss 4/-. All kitchen goods stocked at lowest prices. Enamelware. CHRISTMAS CARDS In endless variety. Packets of 40, 12, 8 and 20 for 1/-. post free 1/3. Packet of 25 6d, post free Bd. TOYS.—The Greatest Stock ever shown in the district. Our values cannot be beaten, and if you send postal note for £1 I will send you the best selection to be bought for the money, and pay rail to any station. FANCY GOODS.-As usual we lead A specialty this year is our decorated Glassware and 1/- Ornaments. We stock to suit all pockets, having the finest quality goods for the rich, and solid value for everybody. Our desire is to SELL ! SELL ! SELL 1 and goods are not marked at fancy prices, but with margin of profit. Our Photo Frames and Painted Plaques are worth seeing for value. LEATHER GOODS.-Luxlies' Bags, a grand line at 3/-, Chatelaine Bags at clearing prices. Purses, 6olid value, for 1/-. It is impossible to mention all our Solid Value Cash Price Goods, but at all our shops you will be cordially received, and never asked to buy, so don't forget to go along and have a look, and if too far away, send your order by post and every attention will be given to carry it out. Don't forget to send postal note. C. O. HAWKE. Surprises Toys Presents MISS COTTIER IS now opening her Shipments of Christmas Purchases, including— LEATHER DESKS LEATHER BAGS SILVER MOUNTED PURSES CHATELAINES ALUMINIUM PRESENTS AND TOYS XMAS CARDS LEATHER WORK BASKETS CARVED PICTURE FRAMES JUST ARRIVED-NeW Annuals Boys and Girls, Pears' Annual, Holly Leaves, Illustrated London News, Floral At Home Books. FOR MOTHERS ONLY. Inspect my Special Display of DOLLS, the largest assortment ia Taranaki. AGENT FOR MADAME WEIOEL'S PATTERNS. BROUGHAM STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. Vickers and Stevens INOLEWOOD. ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS CATTLE SALESMEN. Large selection of properties for Bale. AGENTS FORRoyal Insurance Company Colonial Mutual Life .Insurance Co. Castle's Sheep Dips. Lawea' Superphosphate. All kinds of GRASS & FARM SEED always on hand. Also— BOVEDUST, GUANO, ami all othe Fertilisters. VALUATIONS OF EVERY KIND UNDKBTAKEN. Cattle Sales at Inglewood fort lightly and Tariki Road monthly. THE NEW PLYMOUTH Investment and Loan Society Instituted 1876. laorporateri under "Tho Bulldin Societies Act, 1880." DIRECTORS: Vlessrs H. Weston (Chairmau), J. B. Connett, W. Cottier, W. F. Brooking, T. Furlong, junr., C. T. Rundie and C. T. Mills. Solicitor : R. C. llugnea, Esq. Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand DEPOSITS. Deposits are received and the following rates of Interest given : For 12 months 4 per cout per annur For 6 months 3J per cent, per ennu: For 3 months 3 per cent per annum LOANS granted on approved secu rity from one to twelve years. Se< tho Society's revised tables of re payment. These are exceptional!! I liberal, and compare favourably witl any of the best colonial institutions. There are no deductions of any sort either by way of bonus, commission or entrance fees. No Mortgage Deeds to pay for, unless by loans over £IOO and not loss than three years' duration. Borrowers can redeem at any time and on very reasonable terms. Office open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday afternoons exceptCLAREUCP RENNELL, Secretary and Treasurer. Brougham-Street, New Plymouth