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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 187, 12 August 1904, Page 4

FARMERS THIS IS THE CATTLE ARE VALUABLE. Don't Risk Experimenting with unknown Drenches Has a Colonial Reputation a Colonial, Kepi it faithfully do HUN THE DEALER ' who in order to gain a larger profit, tells yon he has something better. BEWARE! his advice may coat you the life of your ery Paoket Contains 2 Drenches •Hoe 1/6 Paoket. ffi/. Dozen. Told Everywhere.

rjs • not stolen. Bought for next to nothing AT Thomas Bi*ansgr>ove's CITY BOOT PALACE. GENTS' LINES < Chrome Balmorals—9/6, 10/6, 12/8 Stylish Button Boots—ls/6, 18/., Strong Working Boots—s/6, fi/6 12/6. ' * A °°ociation Footbal) B)ots—9/6. 12/6. ' ' LADIES' LINES. Neat Walking Shoes-3/9, 4/6, 5/6. Glaco Button Shoes—7/8, 8/6, 12/6 Glace Button Balmorals—9/6, 10/12/6. Evening Shoes—2/0, 3/6, 5/6. Girls' and Boys' Strong School Boots from 4/6 por pair. CHEAPEST SHOP In the District for REPAIRS. Men's Boots Soled and Heeled 8/6 Ladios' Boots Soled and Heeled 2/6 BEST LEATHER AND WORKMANSHIP. T. BRANSGROVE, Cornwall's Scl vol of Music. CORNER DEVON AND DAWSONSTREETS. MR KISTLE CORNWALL, Principal (Late Pupil of II Signor Morotti, Milan, and Henry J. "Sood, London). VOICE PRODUCTION & SINGING. MR H. J. CORNWALL, Pianoforte. MR V. CORNWALL: Violin, MamrtoUn, Guitar & Banjo. PIANOS and all stringed lnstru> meats tested tod selected. I