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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7840, 5 June 1905, Page 4

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FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT BEAD THIS BICYCLES CHEAPER THAN EVER, HIGHEST GRADE. LOWEST DEPOSIT, EASIEST TERMS, £l2 : 0 : 0 ALSO. To tffoce wishing to buy «t good SECOND HAND BICYCLE, on very easy terms. £1 DEPOSIT WILL SECURE IT* For repairs our prices and workman* Bfiip are second to none. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, AT A. GEORGE'S C\CLE DEPOT. Brougham Street, New Plymouth. 1 " TEAS that Please, Not TEAS that Tease I \\r E are steadily building up a. • », reputation for choice teas. We can offer a better variety to-day than ever before. The new season's teas are A 1 in quality, and for flavour cannot be excelled. e> Extra Choic® Flavoury, BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE. 3/- per lb. Very Choice Tippy, BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE. 2/- per Ibi OUR CELEBRATED, " CREMO," 2/- per lb. The cream of .teas. HASELMERE TEA, l/IO per lb. MYRTLE GROVE, 1/6 pep lb. Golden Fanning*, And a variety, •of other cheaper grades of tea. VEALE and CHATTERTON, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Public Notice. our NEW PREMISES will be re any t o r occupation on the I** of August we shall be glatf to quit many lines of our LARGE STOCK •t t LOW . FIGURE during the month a# July, to save the corf of removal, WE INVITE 1 ' especially out Country Client# to pay us » rliit U in ILucklandj SPECIAL CLEARING SALE OF CONFECTIONERY, J. A. Entrican & Co Limited, BualomJMfeMl, ATTCKLUrn FOR ABOUT SIX MONTHS LONGER 13 ar* prepared to sell the w balance of our very Largo Stock ot— HARDWARE CUTLERY IRONMONGERY HOUSE FURNISHINGS BUILDERS' GOODS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OILS, PAINTS, &e.. At a Slight Advance on cost, sufficient to cover working Expenses, ' after which the balance will be shipped away fo» sale elsewhere, as it, is MR. BERRY'S MR. BERRY'S ntention "to retire from the Hardware Business. SALE PRICES ARE FOll CASH ANLY. ASH VHLY. WE also offer for sale at a reasonable Price the—. FREEHOLD LAND & BUSINESS PREMISES, r the whole as a going concern. WE would respectfully ask the i avour of an early call to .verify the fcove. _ 1 D. BERRY* A CO HODBEirS LIST OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE, •lso added to Circulating Library. '"Prodigal Son." Ha!l Cains. 'Prospector." Ralph Connor. God s Good Man." Mario Corelli. "Old Gordon Graham, Letters to His Son." C. H. Lortmer. 'ln Spite of till! Czar," Guj Boothby 'The Brethren.*' Rider Haggard. Batcheller. - The Grafters." Francis Lynda. •Lady Penelope," Roberts. Under the Tropic Skies." L. Becke. •'Tho Fire Nations." R. ICiniinh »P C ™ ea ,:, VV,,! .V' London. ■Pa Gladden. ' E. C. Wnltz. Traitor and Loyalist." Webstpr. Doctor Tom," etc., etc. ALSOA LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL LITERATURE A STATIONARY | Of every description.

"GOLDEN GRID" Restaurant and Oystip Saloon, Opposite Theatre Royal, DEVON STREET, New Plymouth.. HOT MEALS can be had at all hours from 7 a.m. to 12 midnight. Sundays 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Nearest Supper Room to station. Fish, Luncheon, Oyster, and Supper Rooms are the best in town for oil kind? of Cooked fish, etc. OYSTERS, on Shall, or cooked i* any Style. COME ALL to try how BACON and EGGS we can fry. BOILED COLD HAM cut In Slice* and sold in any quantity. CRAYFISH AND SMOKED FISH Always kept in Stock. Customer* can' rely on rcceivinf dvillty and attention, d.W. KURTA, Proprietor. Under the patronage of His 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 wiUiln two mlnte»' walk of the Railway Station. Refurnished In the most up-to-date style, and plentifully provided with Fire Escapes. Billiard Table. ' Hot. Crld, and Shower Baths. , Ail the Choicest Wines and Spirit* kept In Stock. Speight's XXXX Ales on draught. letters and Telegram* pr o mptly at» tended to. CHARLES CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. (Late of Gisborne and Auckland) Telephone 48. Box 36 A PACKET ~ "t N THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE SHOP Buy a picket of GRAPE-NUTS tony and start the use of the food, one pound of which contains more ourlshinent, that the human, body will absorb, than several pounds of meat, bread, porridge, etc. The Canadian Government states hat Grape-Nuts contains almost e much dextrin as any other food ested. Dextin is tb» part. that lakes human energy. Also that the GRAPE-N UTS are about two-thirds lore digestible than any other food. The Lancet says "Our analysis shows that it Is a nutritive of high order, since it contains the constituents of a complete food in very satisfactory and rich proportion and in n easily assimilable state." Thousands of letters from all parts f the world assert that users of JRAPENUTS have thereby been re- : to red to health when other foods Jid drugs hav* failed to give relief There's a reason for GRAPE-NUTS. W. 8. HART, G UNMAKES, DEVON STREET, New Plymouth. IMPORTERof Guns, Ammunition, *nd all snorting requisites. MAKING a*d IMPAIRING in all its branches. Gun* fe-stoeked, rebrowned, re-bored, e(c., etc. Guns bought or exchanged. Guns on hire. All work guaranteed. Safe and other Keys made and fitted. Fishing tackle repaired, INSPECTION INVITED. PRICES MODERATE. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING'SEASON, 1905. (From Ist May to 31st July.) fV'HE Shooting Season for Native JL Game (excepting l'ukeko", W'lo, or Blue Duck, Tui, Hula, White Heron and Crested Grebe) and Imported • Game in the Jisirict consisting pf the Counties of Taranaki, Clifton, and Egmont (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, Kaitake Ranges, being sections 108 and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninlht or White Cliffs Reservation) wall commence on the Ist May, and end on the Hist July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont-. Forest Reserve, being the area, within the ciruinference ol a chcleJiaving a radius of six miles from the summit of fount Egmont, the shooting of Native and Imported game is strictly rohibited at all times. Licensee can be obtained from the ""ief Postmaster at New Plymouth md Postmasters at Waitara, Inglevood, aad Opuuake. The following licenses have been islued 3. J* Sole J. A. Cplmer Fames Kirkwood N. Bewley lames R. Stewart C. Rogers Vm. Scarlo C. S. Rennell RE. Percival P. W. V. B. Messengsr C, Q. Okey I. Giles J. e. Wilson f. T. Hicktoh T. Corklll . W. Winflcld F. Orbell ; H. Linn • J. Benneft . Topliss E. Whittle .A. Rumball H. Rothery • Bailey JI. Arnold 1. Grffllths W. 11. Nnthnn • Tippins a. M. ICebbell • W. Abbott Robert Edwards r . H. H'rch .1 8. V!o, r ," n ' I. W. Whitcombe T. C. H. Nicholls .G. Surrey, Harold H. Buxton eo. Tapp Wm, de G. Oglen alter Matthews Jolm Judson W. Paul O. King S. Mnckle Leo Jacob* !>vi<l Ilnilow M. J. Jones T. Harlow Harry C. iiinwt. D. McALLUM,. < Secretary. .I'fl