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rji ARANAKI CASH DHL 1 J ARANAKI CASH DRU Of —AND— Patent Medicine Opposite Bellring«r's, DEVON St.) WM. FBASER 11.P.5.V. uml N.Z. DIRECT IMI'OU'I'ER OP )rugs, Patent Medicines. Photographic Plates, Papers and Chemicals. All kinds of Toilet Requisites. OUR REVISED PRICE LIST proves that we still' lead the way for reasonable charges. S\ KES' CURA COUGH 1/2. SYKES INGO od. ARE SPECIAL INDICATIONS, nfauts' I'eeding Bottles lid and upwards. nfgnts' Poods at Wholesale Prices. Fran's Balm of Gilead, No. 111., an in valuable remedy for obstinate coughs. Frnser's La Grippe Remedy, quick and sure, f/6. laser's Corl Cure, scores every time, 1/-.' Vneer's Mentholine, an instantaneous Toothache Kennedy 1/-. "raser's Japanese Toothache Drops, 6d. Fraser's Carbolic Jelly, 6d. laser's ECZiAMINE preparations for the cure of the various forms of Eczema and other skin diseases. Yager's ULCERLNK for Chronic Ulcers, never fails. .raser's CHAP Lotion, an absolute euro for chapped hands, etc. raser's Chapsilene, the finest thing in the world for obstinate cases of chaps and eczema of the hands. Yaser's DOUBLE HAIR RESTORER. A beautiful preparation, especially designed to meet the most obstinate cases. Succeeds where all others fail, ndia-rubber Sponges, from 1/6 upwnrds. Hairbrush"), Combs, Toothbrushes, Perfumes, Soaps, and Druggists' Sundries in great variety. HORSE & CATTLE MEDICINES NIGHT ATTENDANCE. CAN I BECOME AN ELECTRIC A 1 OR OTHER ENGINEER ? BT OUR SYSTEM OF TEACHING BY MAIL YOU CAN. ADVANTAGES: 1. Yon cab study at bomtj 3. We teadi everywhere. 8. No time lost from work, 4. Prepare f->r Examlnattou, B. No text books to buy. I. Aband&itly Illustrate! listrietlon pa pen. 7, Instnctioi Papers (tee from art unnecessary mathematics and aide Issues li Each Instruction Paper prepare* \ij technical experts, ». Instruction private. i 9. The work is made interesting. 11. II sfcideat cat read and write, aid etudies as directed, succan is assared, 13< Fees caa be pale" b7 monthly instalments, „ • 18, Backward stidint# special assistance. U. Opw to all, No *im» (unit, We also teach by mail Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Ac countancy, and coach for the Anditon' anil Incorporated Accosntaats' Examsj Cifil Service., University and AUCKLAND. Write for free Illustrated Hand--8(oV "I" and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Students, and mention rabjects to which you are interested. Success is certaia if our instructions followed, ihronghoul <Uw coloiy. Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers, an# for "D" and "E." Every candidate prepared by us for the teoent Pipil Teachers' Examination succeeded ii passing. Book-keeping simplified for Farmer* -Recommended by His Honor tb Justice Kettle, ii fi post fro# Stamps acctptedj THE AMERICAN SCHOOL 01 CORRESPONDENCE, Head Office for New Zealand i (Chartered hy the State.) 182 QUEEN STREET;

Wait»*A - New Plymouth yCoach. THE*underalined aotifie* that he ha* bought out Mr Robert Kirby'i interest is the above bueineee. Cut'imer« will plea** not* change of hour*, vi*. Coach leave* Waltar* at 9.30 a.m. Coach leave* Nen Plymouth at 8.8t) p.m. S*at* booked ud parcel* received \l Wirt'a «ÜblM. COULTEB, Waltara. Royal Mail Coach - New Plymouth to Opnuake. New Plymouth Post Office 9.30 a.m Omata 10.10 a.m Oakura Tataraimaka Oka to Puneho Warea Kahotu Oaonui Opunake arrive ... 10.65 a.m ... 11.45 a.m ... 12.35 p.m ... 1.0 p.m 1.15 p.m 3.6 p.m ... 3.80 p.m 8.15 p.m 4.0 p.m. LEAVE DAILY— Opunake ... _. Oaooui ... ._ Kahotu _ Pungarehu ... M Warea _ Puneho ... Okato ... Tataraimaka Oakura Omata Mew Plymouth, arrive . 6.80 7.15 6.0 8.45 0.15 9.&S io.Ss 10.50 11.50 13.80 1.0 a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m; a.m a.m. a.m a.m. p.m. p.m. THROUGH FARE (SINGLE) 10/-, RETURN 17/-, All Fare* and Parcel* to be prepaid, and TICKET OBTAINED FOR BUCR New Plymouth Agent and Booking Office, John llynott, Currie- . Sttastl Opunake Middleton'* Hotel (o'Meara). T. P. HUGHSON, Proprietor. Rabotu, November ?9, 1904,

N E;W TON king \(JC-nO*K£H, oAhD. ESTATP A CnUMIHSIOK AGENT, Devoa Street, Jlew Plymouth. | Port oO*a Box iOU. l'aiapaoa* M, VDKKTE2TEI- -170 acre* IHutnloii country ; lib acre* in grasa, baluct In heavy buah laad ; fronting good road. Leaae In perpetuity ; cental *36 ltlH p« amnum. Prtea £760. 1693 OPOTIISI—9OO acraa flnl-claa* granfng land; all in graa* and well itneod aad divided Into *everal paddocks; good 8-roomed houee, bathroom, pantry, waahhouae, ecul||tt concrete taak to bold 5000 gaUaaa. 3 looM boxee, 8 Italia, cart and Implemeat ihcd, wuoV ailed. dip, 3-roomed man'* cottage tattle yard* ; 5 ml lei from Op»tin ; cowt land. Met, £5 B* per an*. Term*. £I6OO eaah, balance tan ramaia Im • yaara a* 8 P* Ml 1700 (JHENtJI—OOO acrea taah land, 60 aoh tat graa*. O R.P, at £1 p*r .era, Price. £BOO, 1073 VjUTAJU-17« torn, ant-clan >talry farm ; all In graaa, feaced, and dlv Wad lalo 13 pwldMU; all Ittel and well watered by running Itreaiu. Oood 8-roomed houN and outbuilding,*, well planted about homtataad, orchard, garden, cowahad, etc. ; bandy to factory, achool. aad railway *tatioa< Prica £lB per acri. 1670 PDKKTKITEJ—6B9 acrea ilmtaton* country : 100 acrea ia graaa, balance heavy buah ; 100 chain* fenctag. Leaae In perpetuity at rental £33 7* 8d pec annum. Price £6OO . A really good property, 1691 ' WGLEWOOD—3B9 acrea, 300 ura la graaa: ring-fenced. 3 roomed houaa; 6 mllea from railway. *tatlon. Price £6 pec acre, 1671 I UAWERA-230 acre* Br*t-cI»M land, all in graaa ; fenced and divided lalo a*v(ral paddock* > 6-roomed koua*. (table, tr*pah«d, good garfcn. etc. Price, £l6 10a paa acre. A th*ayi lam, 1668 WtISSUI—437 acre* ; O R.P. a* 33* M prr arre 170 acre* In r«", balance good buah laad, partly NtfH price, £7OO. 1669 «. m coa*t lano ; all la good ordrr, with good dwelling houae. 20-bail cowahed, paved yard ; teac«d and *ubdivided into nni §) paddock*. Price, £ls per an, 1670 MOKAU—44B acre*, good eoaat laad all la good graca ; 4-roomed houu, wooiahed, yarda, and other outbulldiage ; leaced aad divided law 7 paddock*. Prie* £9 pee acn>KArPOKDXCI—363 atr«a Br*t-«laaa oifrjh* »>»*< l ; «11 well improved ; 9-roomad hou*e, eowehed, cartabcU aad barn, aad dairy : .übdivided Into 9 paddock*; handy to townablp ana lactory ; good metalled road. Pric*. £l6 per acre; eaay terme caa be arranged for greater portloa ol purchase money. 164rt

Three Bargains. 'l6O ACRES, all in gram, ring-(«aced and divided into four paddocks, good house, wool shed and yards, carrying 800 fifceep, 60 head 2 year old cattle, and 10 horses; on metal road, one mile from school and factory. Very suitable for dairying. l*rice, £7 10a per acre. 0 ACHES, alt in grass, ring fenced and divided ; nice five-roomed cottage. Nearly all level land, with about 20 acres ploughed. On good metal road within one mile of factory 5 4 miles from railway. Price £ls per acre.180 ACHES, all in grass, good fencing ; new 5-roomed house, cowshed, yards, etc.. good dairying country en metal road within easy distance of factory. No noxious weeds. Price, £8 per acre. Terms, £l5O cash; balance on mortgage. davieTlaing, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. i LOANS NEGOTIATED AT CL'RHENT RATFS. THE COURT OF APPEAL Has decided tbat the word VASELINE is the trade murk and exclusive property of the Chcstbrough alanufaoturing Company. CAUTION.—Do not be put oft by the Healer who Bays he docs not keep VASELINE preparations —" You can get them from the- one close by.' jC.euu-mber that VASELINE is distintly difTerent from Petroleum Jelly and other imitations offered as the "same thing" and is absolutely harmless for internal and external use. Serious injury may bo avoided by purchasing the VASELINE preparations in original packages only* Vaseline (Pure Yellow), Screw Cap bottles 3d, and 6d, lit) ting Is 3d. Vaseline (Pure White), Scr«w Cap bottles, delicately perfumed 2s. Vaseline Camphor Ice, boxes or bottlea Is, lib tins 2,glass stoppered tubes 0d each. Vaseline Cold Cream Bd, li. Is 6d per pot. Vaseline Toilet Soaps 3d tablet,, Perfumed, Unsccnted and Tar. Capsicum-Vaseline, Tubea Is lid. Better than any plaster. Alwayi ready for use. Will not blister the most delicate skin. VASELINE HAIR TONIC, Bottles la. 2s 6d, 3s 6d. Hie only properly de-ordorised preparation o' Petroleum in existence. Delightully perfumed. We do NOT ofier a 3s 6d bottle for Is. because our goods are WORTH the money we oak, Compare it with anything eke.

WDHIR9T—SI ar.rrt with good kouae and outbuilding! ; divided Into atreral paddocks; |mlU to Itidhirtt, Prlca, only £ls per acre 1647 1UK0530 acre*, all In gran ; fencad and aubdivided into leveral paddocki ; bandy to factory and Khool ; good four-roomed houw and all necewary outbuildinga ; metalled road. Four mllea to railway elation. Priti, £lO pat acre. 1636. CRENII. —180 acret, i7O acrri In graaa, with good 4-ro.omed dwelling, well furniahed throughout, dairy, trap-ahed, etc., well fenced mad subdivided into (our paddocki (rootlag good road, and within •My distance ol towaahlp, Price, £3 Ida pac acna, 1669 RTRATFOBD.—IOO erree, well Improved dairy farm; with well built dwelling-houae, containing 7 rooma; alto all neeeaeary outbulldlagi; nicely planted about homestead ; wall feaced and iubdi Tided Into several paddocki ; haady to tDW», factory, Khool, ■Cci, goo* road, Prlca £l9 par acr». IMS, Stralfordr-350 acrea well-Improved property, with four-roomed boun aad outbuilding*. fenced and divided Into eeveral paddocks ; good metal road. Prfcs> £0 10a an acre. 1666. WAVERLEY -490 aCTee flr*t-cla»» grating-land ; with P-roomed house cowshed, and other outbuilding! . good orchard. wi*ll fenced and subdivided into 18 paddocki; handy lo craamery and townahlp. Prlc*, £ll per acre. Easy tarni eaa he arranged, TV, SITTI-WW acres : occupation with riifht of purchase at £t per acr» lao acree In grata; good whare; 8 mllea fron T« Kulti, Good will oaly £450 ; a UN fOW« iKS 85BPBBM,

CRENII. —180 acre*. i7O acrri In grmMM, with good 4-ro.omed dwelling, well furnished throughout, dairy, trap-shed, etc., well fenced ud subdivided into (our paddocki (rootlag good road, and within way diatanc* ol iawaahip, Price, £3 Ida pac acre. 1(169 RTRATFOBD.—IOO errea, well Improved dairy farm; with well built dwelling-house, containing 7 rooma; alto all necessary outbuildtags; nicely planted about homestead ; well feaced and subdivided into several paddock* ; kaady to tDW», factory, achool, ■Cci, goo* road, Price £l9 par acre, IMS, Btr*tfordr-350 acraa welMmproved property, with four-roomed boun and outbuildings, fenced and dirtied lato several paddocks ; good metal road. Prfe* £0 10a an acre. 1660. WAVERLEY -490 aCTes flr*t-cla»» grating-land ; with P-roomed houx cowshed, ud other outbuildings . good orchard. well fenced and subdivided into 18 paddocki; handy lo creamery and township. PHc*. £ll per acra. luy Ui-ni eaa be arranged, 16M TV, SITTI-WW acre* : occupation with right of purchase at £1 per acr» iao acrea In grata; good whare; 8 ml lea fro» T* Kulti, Good Will Ojily £450 ; a IIH bhu uiner mutations ouerua as toe "same thing" and is absolutely harmless for internal and external use. Serious injury may bo avoided by purchasing the VASELINE preparations in original packages only* Vaseline (l'ure Yellow), Screw Cap bottles 3d, and 6d, lit) ting is 3d. Vaseline (l'ure White), Screw Cap bottles, delicately perfumed 2s. Vaseline Camphor Ice, boxes or bottles is, lib tins 2,glass stoppered tubes 0d each. Vaseline Cold Cream Bd, li. Is 6d per pot. Vaseline Toilet Soaps 3d tables, Perfumed, Unsccnted and Tar. Capsicum-Vaseline, Tubes Is lid. Better than any plaster. Always ready for use. Will not blister the most delicate skin. VASELINE HAIR TONIC, Bottles la. 2s 6d, 3s 6d. Hie only properly de-ordorised preparation of Petroleum in existence. Delightully perfumed. We do NOT ofier a 3s 6d bottle for Is. because our goods are WORTH the money we ask. Compare it with anything eke. To familiarise the Pu-blic with the ASELIXE Preparations, we will send a Sample liox containing Five f the above Articles (excepting White Vaseline and Tonic), POST 'KKE for 2s lid. There is no plant in the world but The CHI'.SEIIKOICH CO.'S that can produce VASELINE. ADDRESS : 4'J. HOLBORX VIADUCT, LONDON, E C, inronghooi coioiy. Law, Language*, Pupil Teachers, anV for "D" an 4 "E." Every candidate prepared by ns for the teoeat Pipil Teacher*' Examination succeeded ti passing. Book-keeping simplified for Farmer* -Recommeade4 by His Honor tb Justice Kettle, ii t| poit frot. Stamps ftccepteij THE AMERICAN SCHOOL 01 CORRESPONDENCE, Heal Office for New Zealand i (Chartered ky toe State.) 182 QUEEN STREET; -rw/'\ ivnn ■ WHAT TO BUY. ADVICE TO BUSINESS MEN BUSINESS MEN Buy your WALKING} BOOTS at CHATTERTON'S. Easj Fitting. FARMERS . FARMERS Buy your WATERTIGIITS at CHATTJSRTON'S, LADIES LADIES Buy your WALKING and EVENING SHOES at CHATTERTON'S. 10USEKEEPERS

WHAT TO BUY. ADVICE TO BUSINESS MEN BUSINESS MEN Buy your WALKING} HOOTS at CHATTERTON'S. Easj Fitting. FARMERS . FARMERS Buy your WATERTIGIITS at CHATTIiRTON'S. LADIES LADIES Buy your WALKING and EVENING SHOES at CHATTERTON'S. 10USEKEEPERS HOUSEKEEPERS Duy the Children's BOOTS and SHOES at Chatterton's, EVERYBODY EVERYBODY CALL AT CHATTERTON'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSEi CHATTERTON OOTS, SHOES, AND SUPPERS. ARE WORTH BUYING. ■•HEY GIVE SATISFACTION. THEY ARE CHEAP AND GOOD. CHATTERTON'S CHATTERTON'S BOOT WAREHOUSE, evon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. Footballs Bfca

To familiarise the Pu-blic with the 'ASKLIXE Preparations, we will send a Sample Box containing Five f the above Articles (excepting White Vas.'line and Tonic), POST 'KKE for 2s lid. There is no plant in the world bat The CHI'.SEIIKorCH CO.'S that can produce VASELINE. ADDRESS : 4'J. HOLBORN VIADI'CT, LONDON, E C, HQDDEIt'S LIST OF NEW BOOKS FOR RALE. •l'.o added to Circulating Library. Canada As It Is. America nt Work, li''al SiR-ria, Marriage oi William Ashe, Truth about I Ik- Tzar, John Chilcotr, M.r. "Prodigal Son."- Hail Caine. ■Prostitcti>r." Ralph Connor, '(■ mi's (!uud Kan."- Marie Corclli. "Old Cor dun Craham, Letters to liis Son." C. 11. Lorlmer. "In Spit# of the Czar," (Juj Boothby 'The llri thren." Rider Haggard. "Yergillilp; Batcheller. "The fJruVrs." Francis Lynde. "Lady I'enck-pe." Roberts. "I'ndiY the TrV.pjr o \ : es." L. Becke ''The l ire Nations. R. Kiplinh. "The Pea-Wolf." London. •"Pa niailden." E. C. Walt/. 'Traitor and Loyali-t."- Wc'ujter. 'Poctor Tom," etc.. AT SO A I.UIfiF STOCK OF CF.NERAL AJjTATIONEHY OI «very n |2 inr, of| RVN\ I COFFHB / I Egrnvat

jcra Veg«Uowa ; food (rgiU|li TWm. £JOO, 48S 41 * T7 llnka—DaToo-afraal, with ■hop aad dwalllac, Prica, £3504 am f uri tlffroy, with 10-roo»»4 fcotif*. ipacloug roomi ; ud all n» tcaaary outbuilding* ; large p&rdel and plantation, ttc. Price, fc3ooo, Uxtn* caa Ua 184 { aCT», Oow-atrwc, with goo* V roomed bouae, bathroom, hat as.4 totf water laid oa, acullery wit) boilar hid ta< Pdca, £1490< 171 140 fart frontal* to DcToB-atrw! £ls pat loot* 1W | acra with ui>-t« data realdtnea fita aofautca from railway atatim of poat odles> Frlca, £IOOO, 131 iaf •"». Qora-atracl. with |ood T ■Slimed houaa bathroom. kftchtn waahhouac. and lioiltr ; lawn tanrl »-r>uad. Price. JtlOOOj 3'* i acra. Voreltowa, with aew 7-.ooe bouae, bathroom, waahhouf llitii, coagerratory, trapaha liarga 'owl bouaa and runj Vrit* HOOOi *• Newton Hbi£ LAIfD ESTATB I AHIiNT, ftgpunHk ' M