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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7798, 14 April 1905, Page 3

SHOE RHYME. In shoes we laugh, in shoes wo play, In shoos we walk about all day, In shoos we talk, in shoes we ride, And shoes are thrown e'en to a bride. And so we say, and so wo think, In shoes we eat, in shoes we drink, In shoes we run, in shoes we trade, And shoes are our unstanding' aid. We shoe the horse, we shoo the fly, And why not shoos for you and 1 ? In shoes we woo, in shoes we wed, When shoes leave us we leave for bed. And hence 'tis wise to wear the best. For such—tax not your weary wils, Conic straight to us, we'll give you

FITS, And if our ml. you'll stop to read, You'll likely lind just what you lieecj. AT d. R. CHATTERTON S BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, Devon Street, New I'lymouth, Quite the London Style. WHAT IS ? WHV BAkER & Co 's WINDOW. WIS have to-day the , finest show of , Upholstery Goods ever seen in New Plymouth and tht prices are simply unapproachable for cheapness.

Don't takeout* word for it But take a walk as far as Devon Street and See tor yourself. While there, step Inside and have.a look at Our China and Glassware BAKER & CO.

CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. Under the patronage of His Excel-lency-the Governor. THE WHITE HART HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH. ' ■Recognised as the Leading Hotel of Tar;uial:i, centrally and conveniently situated, immediately opposite fost and 'Telegraph, and Govern'Jaient liuildings, and within two minutes' wulk of the Railway Station. Refurnished in tlio most up-10-rialc style, and plentifully provided with l'ire Escapes. Billiard Table. Hot. Cold, and Shower Baths. All the Choicest Wines and Spirits Kept in Stock. Speight's XXXX Ales on draught. Letters and Telegrams lumpily attended to. CHARLES CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. (Lalo- of Gisborne and Auckland) '* " Box 36.

SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS.; SEEDS. SEEDS. JUST ARRIVED—--10 TANKS 10 NEW SEASON'S NEW SEASON'S GRASS SEED From the celebrated English Firr of lIURST & SONS, LONDON. V.'hite ("lover, lied Cloiver, Cow grass, Timothy, Trefoil, Alsike, Lu cerne, Broad Lea! Essex, Rape, G.T. Yellow and P.T. Yellow, Abci'dee Turnip, P.T. Mammoth Turnip, etc. etc.. Also on Sala : BEST COLONIAL GROWN SEEDS Cocksfoot, Captain Russell's cele brated I'la.xmere Rye, Poverty «a and Canterbury Rye, Italian Rye Giunt Italian Rye, Crested Dogstai! Meadow Foxtail. Also, direct from the Grower, in New South Walos, and guaranteed hand-shaken Seed : A limited miautity of "PASPALIjM .DILITATI'M " a, new grass which is revolutionising the pastures of Australia. , sl ™ ks of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, BINDER TWINE, etc alI ways on hand. ' i Samples of my Seeds gcnrilnated l^ s " have given excellent rc-

NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD. North Egmont Mountain House and Cottage ARE now open for the coming • season under the capable m m agoment ofMrP; MORKIS A_GOOD BAY'S OUTING. sort ii ,vi e°r«ting health" rof° rth Islilnd - Magnified prospects, delightful surroundthT' + m !", ,g . s J' lvan walks, and the most delicious ami exhilarating |Snountaui air. Those in search of at a minimum of tost should not miss this chance. CHARGES. Charges for Mountain House : 1/per night, W M use of bunk and jcooking utensils, etc., visitors to provide their own blankets. If desired, meals may bo obtained from caretaker at 1/0 each. The cottage may be luiud for tUo exclusive use of a party, eight bunks with mattresses only and all cooking utensils, with tables and other furniture, provided. Terms on application. Meals will be jjrovided by caretaker, if required, same as above. BACKING FROM RADIUS LINE. Pile Committee have made arrangements with Mr W. 11, Jury's Stables, New Plymouth, re packing. Any communications to him, or the i Secretary of Committer, will receive 'prompt attention. I E. W. GARNER, Secretary North Egmont Committee, Cooks' Tourist Agency, Brougham Street. .'HE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC and ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC OF LONDON. 171 .LAMINATIONS for 1905 will JL-J be held as under, viz : Elements of Music, Harmony and Counterpoint, ou 3rd June. Practical Examinations in Vocal and liistrumentao Music at a date to be announced later. Gold and Silver Medals will ba given to tho candidates taking lirst and second places on the Honours List in New Zealand. Music, published for last year's examinations may fee used this year. Copies of Regulations and Syllabus can la had on application to he undersigned. All entries close on the Ist May next,-