Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7823, 16 May 1905, Page 3

THE PRICE ARGUMENT. "Second Only in Importance to Quality. 1

WE BUY most (.ioods in Large Quantities direct from the Manufacturer, and give you the benefit of the micUlK'jmiii's prolit. In our Pharmacy LOW PltlOE is evident everywhere, but we haven't sacrificed a single point of QUALITY to gain it. The following prices of everyday articles prove our statements OUR CASH PRICE LIST : uaol 1. (5 Himrod's Asthma Powder ... 4. a Allenbury's Food, First and 1 Neil's Asthma L'owdor 2s (id and 1 0 Second 1 9 Compound Syrup of HypophosAllenbury's Food, Third ... 1 0 ( phates 2s <>(! and ... 4 0 Benger's Food 1 9 |Et._ Jacob's Oil 2 < Mellin's Food, is Sd and ... 2 10 |Elllman's liimeis'il Embroca-

tion El-iman's Royal Embrocation Insect Powder, (3d, 9d; Is, and Stearns' Wiiu of Codliver Oil Neslle's Food Allen Hambury's Feeding Bottles Maws I-lygienic Feeders Old-Fashion Feeders Is and ... Glycerine and Cucumber Soap per tablet Bark Pastilles Bland's Pills, - per box, Is (id and Euthymol Tooth Paste ... Cherry Tooth Paste Od, and quarts Rubber, each Is, Is 6(1, and ... Brushes from Owing to careful buying we have no old stock. You can always rely on having Clean, Fresh, Now Goods. SYKES PHARMACY, OPPOSITE THEAT BE, NEW PLYMOUTH.

BB B B THE FOUR B's. BAKER'S TJONITA T)ALL T) EARING AKER'S 13 ON IT A XJALL L> EARING SEWING MACHINE. IT HAS A FEW GOOD POINTS. HERE ARE SOMEIT IS STRONG—WiII sow any kind of work. IT IS SIMPLE. —No complicated parts to get out of order. IT IS CHEAP.—Hand machine only £3 10s. IT IS GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS—Why give a fancy price for a machine that can do no better than ours? BAKER & CO. HOUSE FURNISHERS. ' DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.

SHOE RHYME. In siloes we laugh, in shoes w« play, In shoes we walk about all (lay, In shoes we talk, in shoes we ride, And shoes are thrown e'en to a bride. And so we say, and so we 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 net shoes for you and 1 ? In sho e s 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 wits, Come straight to us, we'll give you PITS, And if our ad. you'll stop to road, 'ou'll likely find just what you need. AT J. R. CHATTERTON'S BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, Devon Street, New Plymouth. Under the patronage of Hi* Excellency the Governor. THE WHITE HART HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH. Recognised as the Leading Hotel of Taranaki, centrally and conveniently situated, immediately opposite 'ost and Telegraph, and Government Buildings, and within two mintes' walk of the Railway Station. Kefurnished in the most up-to-date style, and plentifully provided with Fire Escapes. ' Billiard Table. Hot. Grid, and Shower Baths. A/l the Choicest Wines and Spiritß kept in Stock. Speight's XXXX Ales on draught. Letters and Telegrams pr o mptly attended to. CHARLES CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. (Late of Gisborne and Telephone 48. Box 36

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON', 1905. (From Ist May to 31st July.) r|' HE Shooting Season for Native 4 Game (excepting I'ukeko, Wio, lilue Duck, Tui, Iluia, "White Heron and Crested Grebe) and Imported Game in the District consisting of the Counties oT Taranaki, Clifton, and Egniont (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest, Reserve, Kaitake Ranges, being sec* t;ons 1(58 and 170, in the Oakura District, and I'araninihi or White Cliffs Reservation) will commojice on the Ist May, and end an the 31st July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within the circumference ot a circle having/- a radius of six miles from the summit of Mount Egmont, the shooting of Native and Imported game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Wailara, Inglewood, and Opunake. The following licenses have been issued E. J.- Sole J- A. Colmcr James Kirkwood N. liewley James R. StewartC. Rogers Wm. Searle C. S. Kennel! W. F. Percival F. W. Grayling |W. B. Messenger C. (i. Okey 11. Ciles J. E. Wilson It. T. Ilicktun T. Corkill 'J. AV. AVinfield F. Orljell jl'. Duddy 11. Linn IF. Hick .1. Heimett S. Topliss E. Whittle C. A. Humbull 11. Rothery If. liailev IT. Arnold E. Griffiths W. J!. Nathan I). Tippins G. M. Kebbell J. W. Abbott Robert Edwards AV. H. liirch J. S. Fleming 11. W. WhitcombeT. C. H. Nicholls T. G. Surrey, Harold 11. Buxton Geo. Tapp Wm. de G. Ogien ' AValter Matthews John Judson Harry C. Barrett. 0,. McALLUM, Secretary!