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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7851, 17 June 1905, Page 1

Waita*»a - IVgw Piymouth Coach. | THE undersigned notifies that he J hag Sought out Mr Robert 'Kirby's '"terest in the above business. Cus imerg will please note change a< hours, viz. : Coach letves Waiters at 9.30 *.m. Coach leave* New Plymouth <« 8.80 p.m. Seat» booked and parcels recolTw; at W»st'« utablca. • R. COULTBH, Waitar

Royal Mail Coach -Mew Plymouth to Opnuake.

New Plymouth Post Office 9.80 Omata ... ... ... 10.11 l Oakura ... 10.55 Tataraiinaka ... ... 11.45 Okato , ... 12.25 Puneho ; 1.0. Warea 1.15 Pungarebu 2.6 Rahotu 2.30 Oaonui 3.15 lOpunake arrive ... ... 4.0 LEAVE DAILYOpunake Oaooui ,;. Rahotu Pungarehu ... .„. Warea Puneho Okato Tataraimaka Oakura Omata New Plymouth, arri^ 6.30 a.m. 7.15 a:m. !?.0 a.m. 8.45 a.m. 9.15 a.m. 9.35 a.m. 10.15 a.m. 10.50 a.m 11.50 a.m. 12.30 p.m. ' 1.0 p.m. THROUGH FARE (SINGLE) 10/-, RETURN 17/-/ All Fares and Parcels to be prepaid, and TICKET OBTAINED FOR SUCH. New Plymouth' A:jent and Booking'] j Office, l Stteetl I Opunake Meara). John Mynott, CurrieMiddleton's Hotel (O'- j T. P HUGHSON, ; Proprietor. Rahotu, November ?9, 1904 WHAT TO BUY. BUSINESS MEN BUSINESS MEN Buy your WALKING BOOTS at CHATTERTON'S. Easy Fitting. FARMERS FARMERS Buy your WATERTIG-HTS at CHATPICRTON'S. Buy jour WALKING and EVENING SHOES at CHATTERTON'S. HOUSEKEEPERS HOUSEKEEPERS Buy the Children's BOQTS and SHOES at Chatterton's.; . CALL AT CHATTERTON'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. S? CHATTERTON'S OOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS ARE WORTH BUYING. , MIEY GIVE SATISFACTION. THEY ARE CHEAP AND GOOD. ' CHATTERTON'S CHATTERTON'S BOOT' WAREHOUSE, evon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. LIST OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE. ,lso added to Circulating Library. '■Prodigal Son." "Prospector." •God's Good Man.' "Old Gordon Grab; to His Son." Hail Caine. Ralph Connor. Marie Corelli. m, Letters C. 11. Loiimei'.

'ln Spite of the Czar," Gu; Bootbby •The Brethren," " Rider Hazard. "Verfillius." Batchcllor. ''The Grafters." Francis Lynde. ••t o™.i»™" Roberts. s." L. Bocke. '•■ mo I'ire ivanons. ■ R. Klplinh. "The Rca-Wolf." London. ?'Pa Gladden.": E. C. Waltz. 'Traitor ;>nd Loyalist." WebsU*. 'Doctor Tom," etc., etc. \LRO— A LAROE STOCK OF GENERAL UTERATURE & STATIONERY Of-every description. WELLINGTON EXTORT CO,, LTD. MANURE MANUFACTURERS, Offiefc*, Lftnabwra Qaay, Welllnsi&oii. Manure Works, • Ngahaerang*' IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Cheap Manures

NETT CASH ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAURANGA, in 2cwt a SACKS. . Fot A cwt. bags 2s fid per ton extra is chargedj '■ M MANURE, £4 10s PER TON*' Guaranteed Analysis: I Tricalsjc Phosphate 26 per cent, ! Ammonia 8 per cent; j BONE DUST £5 5s PER I Guaranteed Analysis: j TrlcalcS* Phosphate i 3 per cent, i Ammonia i per centij I IMPORTED SUPERPHOSPHATE I £5 5s PER TON. I Guaranteed Analysis: j 8S to 87 per cent. Sojuble Phosphate i NO., 1 MIXTURE, £5 38 PER TONj Guaranteed Analysis: One half Imported Superphosphate, 69 to 37 per cent. Soluble Phosphate One halt Bone Bust as above NO. 8 MIXTURE, £4 17s 6d per ton One half imported Superphosphate, as above One half M Manure as above ; SPECIAL POTATO MANURE ! £5 PER TON. (Copied from the riport ot the New York: Agricultural Experiment Station, at Geneva, N.Y.). ; Guaranteed Analysis : Five twenty-thirds DRIED BLOOD, 19 per cent. Ammonia Ten twenty-thirds BONE DUST, as above Eight twenty-thirds KAINIT 13 par cent. Potash, K AIM I T ■ rt( K;i'.".K ':■ S.li V!-.' t,bs is amid-'.iiatiii;,.:, and will be .-.lade without extra charge if specified by t&« : purchaser when, fifing the orier.