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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7853, 20 June 1905, Page 1

Waita»a - Now Ptymouth Coach. THE undersigned «ot.tfle« that hj« haa bought out Mr Hobert Kirby'» interest ia the above business. Customers will please note change of iiuur«, via. : Coach leaven Wait«r« at 9.30 a.m. Coach leavei New Plymouth <it 8.30 p.m.' Seata booked and parcel* received ai WmV( *table». H, COULTEB, Vfaitara. Royal Mail Coach —Ntw Plymouth to Opnuake. New Plymouth Tost Office 9.30 Omata 10.10 Oakura Tatar aimaka Okato Puneho Warea Pungarehu ... Eahotu Oaonui Opunake arrive 10.55 11.45 12.25 1.0 1.15 2.6 2.30 8.15 4.0 a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m, 6.80 a.m. 7.15 a.m. 8.0 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. ■l.O p.m. LEAVE DAILY— Opunake Oaooui Bahotu "Pungarehu ... Warea Puneho Okato ... Tataraimaka Oakura ■Omata ... New Plymouth", arrive THROUGH FARE (SINGLE) 10/-, BETURN 17/-j All Fares and Parcels to be prepaid, and TICKET OBTAINED FOB SUCH. New Plymouth Agent and Booking Office, John Mynott, CurrieStteetl Opunake Middlston's Hotel (o'-' Meara). T. P. HUGHSON, , Proprietor. Raaotu, November ?9, 1904;. WHAT TO BUY. ADVICE TO

BUSINESS-MEN > BUSINESS MEN Buy your WALKING HOOTS at CHATTERTON'S. Eas\ Fitting. FARMERS FARMERS Buy your WATERTIGHTS at CHATTERTON'S. LADIES LADIES Buy your WALKING • and EVENING SHOES at CHATTEEION'S. > HOUSEKEEPERS HOUSEJ\ 13EPERS Buy the Children's BOOTS and SHOES at Chatterton's. EVERYBODY EVERYBODY CALL AT CHATTERTON'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. CHATTERTON'S OOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS ARE WORTH BUYING. ''HEY GIVE SATISFACTION. THEY ARE CHEAP AND GOOD. CHATTERTON'S CHATTERTON'S BOOT WAREHOUSE, evon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. HODDER'S l/IST OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE. Jso added to Circulating Library.* Canada A t s It Is, America at Work', Real Siberia, Marriage of William Ashe, Truth about, the . Tzar, John Chilfcjto, M.P.. "Prodigal Son.'" Hail Caine. 'Prospector." Ralph' Connor. 'God's Good Wan." Marie Corelli. "Old Gordon Graham, Letters to His Son." C. H. Lorlmer. 'ln Spite of the Czar," Guj Boothby "The Brethren." Rider Haggard. "Verjjillius/' Batcheller. "The Grafters." Francis Lynde. "Lady Penelope." Roberts. "Under the Tropic Skies." L. Bocke. i "The Fire Nations."' R. Klplinh. "The Sea-Wolf." London. "Pa Gladden.'' E. C. Waltz. 'Traitor and Loyalist." Webstf-. 'Doctor Tom," etc., etc. ALSO— A' LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL IJTERATOHE & STATIONERY Of every description. NEW MIOTUODTRT HYMN HOOK IN VARIETY. » WBUJNOTON MEA.T EXPORT CO„ LTD, MANURE MANUFACTURERS, Offlc?*. Ldiubion vnajr, Wellington. Manure Works, NgabaEiaiig* IMPORTANT TO FARM3RS, Cheap Wlanures NETT GASH ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAURANQA, in 2cwt, SACKS. For A cwt. bags 2b 6« per toa extra is charged, Itf MANURE, £i 10s PER TON, Guaranteed Analysis : Tricaloic Phosphate 26 per cent. Ammonia 8 p er cent. BONE DUST £5 5s PER TON, Guaranteed Analysis: Trlealcte Phosphate 43 per cent. Ammonia 4 per cent. IMPORTED SUPERPHOSPHATE £5 5s PER TON. Guaranteed Analysis: 85 to 87 per cent. Soluble Phosphate.

NO, 1 MIXTURE, £5 39 PER TON. Guaranteed Analysis : One half Imported to 37 per cent. Soluble Phosphate One half Bone Dust as above MO. 8 MIXTURE, £4 17s 6d per ton One half imported Superphosphate, as ahov» One fi&lf M Manure as above SPECIAL POTATO MANURE £5 PER TON.' (Copied from t.hfc report of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station, at Geneva, N.Y.). Guaranteed Analysis : Five twenty-thirds DRIKD BLOOD, 19 per cent. Ammonia Ten twenty-thirds BONE OUST, as above > Eight twenty-thirds KAINIT 18 per cent. Potash, KAINIT addition'of a small proportion of Kainit to any of the mixtures ia an advantage, and will be made without extra charge if specified by flit purchaser when giving the order*