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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 91, 21 April 1904, Page 4

T. R. HOODER > New Books dust Arrive PER »ATHBNIC.'« Mia Peter Howard by Mary E, Maim Stella Tregelius—ll, Elder Ilugtfard The Yellow Diamond—Adeline Sergeant. My Friend Prospero—llenry Ilarland The Lady of the.Lake—Guy lloothbly John Hull's Adventures in Fiscal Wonderlniid—Clias. Geako and F. C. Gould. Eebecca of Sunnybrook Farm—Kate 1). Wiggins. Tho Black Faiiriliai-s-L. H. Walford. The Preposterous Yankee—M. .V. Ponsoriby. The Lady of the Barge-W. W. Jacobs. Liz—J. H. Muddock. J Lovely Woman—F. W. 11. C'roshvml. Leo Tolstoy— V. S. Knowlson. Court Curds—Austin Clnro. V.C. Chronicle of Castle Jiarlield— David 0. Murray. Little Joan—John Strange Winter, Thyra Vurrick—Amelia E. Harr. King and Other Stories —Tolstoy.

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YOUR TASTE suited In Handles Gear, Nickel, etc. CAN'T Bli BEATEN. FULL STOCK OP ACCESSOLUE3Lanips, Handle-bars, Chain*. Rims, Tyres, etc., etc. NEW DEPARTURE FREE WHEEL. The Latest and Best. GIVE US A CALL. OPPOSITE COFFEE FA&A-CE. Why Bury Yourself In the BushP BETTER by far BUY ON EXCEPTIONAL EASY TERMS a Farm out of seven, from 177 acros to 1350 acres each, open land, with patches of bush ; within 5 to 8 miles by fair road of Rangeiiri Railway 3tation. Two of the farms are partly fenced, and the prices are onl.s 24s to 28s per aero. The whole ol the money cun remain at 5 per cent. to anyone building or ploughing School and Post Ollice quite handy ; good fishing and shooting on Lnki WMxnjgapa, facing part of lend. Tin areas are: 177, i! 88, Cell), 73(1 1350, :ißi), and 721 acres. W. COURTNEY. Cornwall's School, of Music. CORNER DEVON AND DAWSONSTREETS. MR KTSTLE CORNWALL, Principal (Late Pupil of 11 Signor Morettl. Milan, and Henry J. Wood, London). VOICE PRODUCTION & SINGING MR IT. .1. CORNWALL, rianoforto AIR F. CORNWALL: Violin, Mandolin, Guitar & -Banjo. PIANOS anid all stringed instni uients tested and selected. " lrlr 7" E have money to lenU on good security. We are prepared to act i Agents for Clients and otheri leaving the district, temporarily or permanently. ►• WESTON & WESTON,' .'.Soiteitjpr*,..:,. -..-:,.,,,;;...., ; :', ! :,:iiN«( i :.E''