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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7713, 16 January 1905, Page 1

DON'T FORGET THE OLD FRIENDS AT HOME. But Osil at BUTTERWORTH'S "Old Curiosity Shop." For MAORI Kits. A great variety to choose from. Prices from 6d to 10s. SPLENDID PRESENrS. MAORI 1 CURIOS. A most extensive and valuable collection to choose from. SOME VERY RARE VARIETIES. To those about to furnish A large stock of New and Secondhand FURNITURE of all descriptions. Prices moderate. Don't forget the Address r THE "OLD CURIOSITY SHOP," Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. Inspection invited. No one pressed to buy. Catalogues on application. 64 YEARS IX THE TEA TRADE. U R Requested to note that now i» the time to have your Photo taken, and that Collis' Studio Is still the place. Only Studio tin New Plymouth where services of a lady operator are available. PHOTOS IN ALL STYLES : ENAMEL, BLACK AND WHITE, OR SEPIA. PHOTOS COPIED, ENLARGEMENTS MADE, PICTURES FRAMED. Children's Portraits, Family Groups all in the Best Styles. Stereoscopic and ordinary Views— The largest stock in Tatanaki. COLLIS STUDIO, DEVON STREET , (Opposite Criterion Hotel).Standard Teas Standard Teas Standard Teas SEE OSTRICH ON EACH PACKET, Li D NATHAN AND CO. ESTABLISHED 1840. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, Ist OCTOBER, 1904, TO 30th APRIL, 1905, FISHING LICENSES may be obtained from A.- S. Hassell, W. W. Murton, Devon-atreet, and Okoy, • Son, and Arnold (Limited), New Plymouth; Burrougb and Hopkins, (Limited) ; Burrough and Hopkins, and T. Drake and Co., Harwood and Treeby, Opunake, and from the undersigned. D. McALLUM, Secretary. Licenßefl : Me*, whole sc a son, £1 women, and boys under 1Q years five shillings. The following licenses liave been issued J. Bennett ■ E. Whittle T. W. Drake (boy) J. Mcßae B. Sims (boy) G. E. Mannering T. HopkinSon L. Harworth (boy) W. H. Birch W. Staite H. R. H. Oswin P. Duddy J. E. Wilson E. Gyde A.- L.- Tuke A. Hollingworth A.; W. Marsh D. He A Hum A. L. Cooke A. Walker J.- Gibson, jun. T. Drake W. Baby H.- A. Smith C. A. Stead (boy) S. R. Smith G. Barker C. Seabright A. : L. Humphries J. H. Clayton J. S. Fleming R. Birch F. J. Affleck C. Smith J. 0. Cock A. M. A. Jcunins A. W. Bewley A. E. Sykes A. Callenider (boy) E. S. Bayley A. Wallia (boy) Alfred Swaysland C. Prtdham Charles Hodson G. W. Wareham F. M. Grayling W. C. Dudley (boy) J. Wilson C. Caroell J. Simpson John Lambert F. L. West C. S. Strongs Leo. Humphries L. J. Hai'i'op L< Standing (boy) John Stewart J. DeCaatro (boy) R. Swaysland C. McGregor (boy) L. DesForges (boy] W. Vincent E. O'Connor (boy, Dr. Morrison D. Deegan (boy) T. O'Connor (boy) Cbarles Hodson J. Cook Leo Humphries N. James (boy) F. M. Grayling Geo. Rauison W. L. Gray S. Avciy (boy) C. E. Simmons A. Atkinson (boy) F. L. Standinjg It. 11. George Gilbert Mair. T. Franklyu. T. Blackwood. THE PAGODA. The Coolest and Most Up-to-Dale Tea Room in HEW PLYMOUTH. LIGHT LUNCHES AFTERNOON TEAS AND SUPPER A SPECIALTY ! NOTE. —The only Room in Taranaki. Japanese Tea MRS. J. CONNOP, 3SS,