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Cheap Advertisings Prepaid advertisements of Wanted, To-let, For Sale, etc., are inserted in tkis column ; 10 words for sixoence, 1 day ; six days, 2/6. I>ouble these rates if booked. CAIJjJjEU'S Swiss Milk Chocolate 100 coupons curry a prize. All Confectioners. 2 WANTED to purchase—A wcondhand Bagatelle Table.—Apply, .stating price, to "Cusli," News Ollk-e. Bjl'Llt OKDF.HS how ready for dety i\■ s. W.v iiaOmlils ami other choice Hulk, i'or sale.—Cilj litii I and I'luwor t.'o. Wanted known- o. c. Ward, Draper, has bom appointed sole agent in New l'lymoufh for llendy's Egg Julep, tue celebiated hair specific, which is v, onderfully effective in cleansing and nourishing the scalp. Try tt bottle, l'rice Is. \\T ANTED KNOWN—Heady's Egg i Julep destroys dandruU and gives the hair a beautifully soft, glossy appearance. Large bottles is, Obtainable C. C. Ward's, Dr* per, sole agent. SASE don't stir me up ; I aui naturally thick —Moa Teas. BECAUSE I thought she was ono among a thousand, now I think she is a thousand In one, when she gives me Moa Tea. l IJLrANTED —Everyone to shore In 11 the magnificent discount cash prizes given by the proprietors of Moa Teas, surpassing all others j £l5O next time.

WANTED —Those tired of buying ice-creara and candies, going to theatres and up the river, and waut a rest, use Moa Tooa ; they stimulate. WANTED— Bachelors to be married to ladies who use Mo* Teas. Keep your eyes open. WANTED, because Matilda uses only Moa Teas, and they are a treat. IjT)R SALE—IOO acres on the Eltham Road, Riverlea. No buildings (in the estate of the late Mr Burgess). Price, if sold this mcoth, £lO per acre and easiest terms.—W. H. nnd A. M-sGarry, Land Agenta, Eltham.IjTJB SALE—ISO acres, (1 rat-class : dairy farm, all in best English grasses, 6 roomed house, large shed, several subdivisions, 1 mile from factory, school, store, etc. Price, £lB ; easy terms.—'W. H. and A. McOarry, Land Agents, Eltham. ll* CH SALE—79 acres, snug dairy 'arm, new dwelling and shed, { mile from factory, station and store, well sub-divided, metalled road. Price £lB.—W. H. and A. McGarry, Land Agents, Eltham. rpO Plumbers and Tinsmiths.—Foi 1 sale, good sound business as & going concern, splendid accommodation, ingoing small.—W. If. and A. McGarry, Land Agents, Eltham. BY Offering for sale a Valuable Business Site to New Plymouth, ant. undertaking to flnauce a buyer with the whole purchase money.— David Laing. A ND SECTIONS—I will Bell seor\. tions from £lO and upwards freehold.

MANY Business Men spend hundreds of pounds annually advertising, and I will advertise my Land Business during the Exhibition. I WILL also give the public an opportunity of securing a few Freehold Sites adjoining the Harbour at pi ices which they will eventually bo worth per foot.—David Laing. IN the Suburban House line I will let you make your own terms. ARMERS—I will supply you with ' land of any class from £1 an acre upwards.—David Laing. I]\KEEHOLD Business rremises—l ? will undertake to sell 40 per .n;nt. cheaper than obtainable in its locality. rr\OYVN SECTIONS—I will sell to JL you with a £lO deposit and balance at 5 per cent.—David Laing. ItiXCHANGES— I will exchange U Town Properties for Farms,' Farms for Town Propertied or in any way to suit clients. A FIRST CLASS Sheep Farm, A 900 acres, with main road running through the property ; ttOO in grass ; at £2 10s an acre. rjIOWN Houses of every description JL and terms in your own hands during Exhibition period.—David Laing.

I WILL give you 15 per cent, property investment. IF you want to buy, see Laing. If you want to sell, see Laing, Laing and his stall arc always willing to suit clients/ SECTIONS 1 Sections I Sections of every description. Terms : 5 per cent, and deposit ; monthly payments from 20s upwards. D. Laing. ft! A PRIZE will bo given to the 1U person who introducer the most clients to me during the Exhibition period.—D. Laing. DAVID LAING, Land, Financial, jnd General Commission Agent —Offices : No. 4, Exhibition Buildings, Egmont Street and Devon Street, New Plymouth (under Coßoe Palace). CENTRAL Hairdnessing Company. J, HUNTER, Managw, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH, The following brand* of TOBACCO cept in stock

DERBY, VENUS, GOLDEN EAGLE, HAVELOCK, JUNO, WELCOME NUGGET, Etc., Etc* A fine assortment of CHEAP PIPES just received. A trial solicited* All leading brands of CIGARS and CIGARETTES kept in stock.. OUR HAIRDRESSING SALOON U the most up-to-date in New F'jnoouth. Customers can rely on receiving ;ivility and attention.Boots. Boots. Boots. GIVING UT BUSINESS. BOOTS AND SHOES TO BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST AT Thomas Beansgpove's CITY BOOT PALACE. We quote a few prices GENTS' LINES. Usual

pricn. Now. Glace Button Boots 25/- 15/8 Chrome Balmorals 12/6 8/6 Patent Evening oiiocs 8/6 5/6 Best Goloshes Ci/0 8/0 Carpet Slippers 4/11 2/11 LAMES' LINES. Glaco Button Boots 13/6 8/6 (slnto T.oce Boots IU/6 8/6 tl hico I.m o Shoes 10/6 6/6 I lest (Jolotjlios a/o S|/6 Nice Slippers from Od Girls'and boys' bouts from 4/6 pair. Children's boots from 3/0 „ Children's tihoes from 1/- •• PLENTY OK OTHER LINES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. ALL AT BEItUOCK MICES. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED, Note address T. BRANSGROVE

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7744, 21 February 1905, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7744, 21 February 1905, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7744, 21 February 1905, Page 3

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