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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7850, 16 June 1905, Page 4

PEEK-FREU* ARE SIMPLY DELICIOUS

INESTMENT BICYCLES CHEAPEE THAN EVER/ HIGHE9T GRADE. LOWEST DEPOSITi EASIEST TERMS< To tROw wishing to boy * goott SECOND HAND BICYCLE, on vary eoay term*. For repair* our prices and workmansHp are second to none. COMB AND BEE FOB YOURSELF,

A. GEORGE'S C*CLE depot. Brougham Street, Mew Plymouth.. Publlo Notice. <• our NEW PHEMBEB will be teeny tor occupation on tie l*t of Augiut we duOl be gla* to quit maay Vsm of our LARGE 07OOK •t a LOW FIOUBB turfa* the month ot July, to mto Ik* Mat of tamoval. WE INVITE eepedaUy. out Oow try OUemta to pay ue a tW« U fa Hueldmndj BPECIAE CLEARING SALE 07 CONFECTIONERY. J. A. Entrican & Co lindM, CurtosuHftttat, ATJOKOOni

BIX MONTHS LONGER 17 B are prepared to sell tbe W balance o< our my, Vug* Stock ot-

HARDWARE CUTLERY IRONMONGERY HOUSE FURNISHINGS BUILDERS' GOODS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OILS. PAINTS, 4e., At a Slight Advance on coet, sufficient to cover working Expenses, after which the balance w*U be "hipped away lor sale elsewhere, as it la MR. BERRY'S MR. BERRY'S ntentlon to retire from the Hard* ware Buatneet. BALE FRIGES ARE FOB CASH ASH WE also offer for sale af a reason.able Price the— FREEHOLD LAND & BUSINESS PREMISES. n the whole as a going concern. WE would respectfully ask the avour of an early call to'verify the bove, * D. BERRY* * CO

TARANAKI ACCIJMATISATIQN SOCIETY. ,SHOOTD«3.BBABON. 1903. (From Ist Ma.y to Slut July.) THE Shooting Sauoa (on NatiM Game (excepting PuVeko, Wio, or Blue Duck, Tui, Hula, White Heron and Created Grebe) and Imported Game in the Mstrict consisting of the 'Counties of Taranaki, Clifton, and Egmont (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest. ftwerve. Kaitake Ranges, being Motions 168 and 170, in the Oalcura. District, and Paraninifat or White Cliffs Reservation) trill commence on the Ist May, and end on Hie 81st July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within the drumfereace of a circle having a radius of six miles from the summit of Mount Egmont, the shooting of'Xative and Imported game is strictly rohibited at all time*. Licenses can be obtained from tfa Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Walter*, Inglewood, aod Opunake.

The following licenses have bean Is* ■tied : E.- Ji Sol* J. AV Colmer James Kirkwoo'd N. Bcwley Jamas H. StewartC. Begin Wm. Searle 0. 8. Rennell WyE, Pcrclval F. W. Grayling W. B. Messenger C f G< Ok'ey H. Giles J. E. Wilson |H. T. Hickton J. W. Wtnfleld f. Duddy F< Die* S. TopUss C. "A. RumbaU F. Bailey E. Griffiths B. Tippias J. W. Abbott W; H. Birch T. Corkill F. Orbell H< Linn J« Bennett E, Whittle H. Rotiery H. Arnold Wv B. NaUfan a. M. Kebbell Robert Edwards J. S. Fleming H. W. Whltcombe T. C. 11. Nicholls Pf. O. Surrey, Harold H. Buxton. Goo. Tapp Wm. de Q. Oglen Walter Matthows John Judson B. W. Paul L. S. Hackle David Barlow J, Ti Barlow a. King Leo Jacob* M. J. Jones Harry C. Barrett. D, McALLUM, Secretary. Most politicians need a box To jjjrown their ravings in. The Poet wants a few hard knocks, Hie "Dead*beat" wants some tin. The Pillman makes a bold display The public to allure. ' But tho man who sneezes night' and day. Wants Wood's* Great Peppermint Cure, 1*