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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7895, 10 August 1905, Page 3

Cheap Advertising. Prepaid adwUscmenU of Wanted, To-let, For 3al«, etc., arc inserted in this column ; 16 words for six* pence, 1 day; six days, 2a tid. Double thes« rates if bookad. YV Secretary-Treasurer * » for Horticultural sfociety. Applications received up to 17th inst. —-Jallies C. Course. LOST— Between Oakura an'.l New Plymouth, an Umljiella. linder please forward 1o this ollice. LOST— Between West End Meat Bazaar and Hurle's Bike Snap, purso containing money' Howard at News Oilice. rl' 0 LET—Cottage, Belt Road ; M. rent reasonable. Apply Hickman I'\ Russell, Lund Broker. OR • SALE—Pair Black Ponies, A owned by late Thomas Blackwood.—Apply N, K. MacDiarmid, Bank New South Wales. i t ANTED to sell—Rubber Stamp « • Machine ; nearly new. Apply New? Office. \ I/ANTED KNOWN-C. C.- Ward, Vl Draper, has been appointed Sole Agent in New Plymouth foi llendy's Egg Julep, the celebrated Hair Spacilic, which is wonderfully •Hective in cleansing and nourishing the scalp. Try a bottle. Price Is. ANTED I£NOWN.—Hendy's Egg r V Julep destroys dandruff and gives the hair a beautifully soft, glossy appearance. Largo bottles la. Obtainable C. C. Ward's, Draper, Sole Agent.

Special Purchase WARM OVERCOATS NEAL'S* HEAVY NAVY PILOT CLOTH CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS 25/6, value for 32/6 DARK GREY RAINPROOF CLOTH OVERCOATS 29/6| usual price 37/6 PADDOCK MACINTOSHES. Dark Grey Shades, with Velvet Collars, sown seams, 15/G, value for 21/RIDING MACINTOSHES, in Navy Worsted Serges, Long Capes and Sleeves. A thoroughly reliable overcoat 39/6, woi th 47/6 OILSKINS. OILSKINS. OILSKINS. Direct from the manufacture™ 10/6, 13/6, 15/6, 16/6, 21/. NEAL, • Cash Clothietv

4SMON THE IDEAL FOOD. ACOMTLETE FOOD ' COOKED IN FOUR MINUTES! THE ADVANTAGES OF■ I'LASMON OATS OVER ' ALL OTHEIi OAT PREPARATIONS ARE:lst. MORE NOURISHING 2nd. JIOHE WIJOLKSO.ME ■>ti. 1101:10 ECONOMICAL -nil, more n.\ti:j;al Mh. MURK PI,EASING AXII rilOl-ISTIVE. lifli. S.WKS Tl'ltß, LAANIt : i Ki.. PACKED IN PACKETS. TO BE HAD OF C CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER.

WOMEN ALWAYS BUY SURATURA TEA IT is inherent in women to be economical, and the majority of women are thrifty, because the responsibility falls upon them to make the weekly wage or monthly salary go as far as possible. When buyjng tea the careful housewife thinks of quality as well as price, and she invariably buys SURATUtfA TEA It gives absolute satisfaction to palate and purse. It is a perfect high grade Ceylon .Tea, guaranteed not blended wit'h Indian, China, 'or any cheap or inferior teas.: RETAIL PRICES. j Suratura A Quality—ls 6d per lb. 1 Suratura B quality—ls 9d per It), Suratura D quality—2s per lb. Suratura X qual'ty—2s 4d per It). SOLD BY ALITsTOREKEET ERS IN FUTURE the Vogeltown 'Bus will leave town at 8 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m., 5 p.m., and 6 p.m. daily, with the exception of Thursday, when the midday 'bus will leavo town at 1 p.m. instead of noon. On Saturday nights it will leave town at, 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. The return 'bus will leavo Vogeltown at 8.30 a.m., 12.40 p.m., 2.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m. and G.BO p.m. BREAKWATER 'BUS SERVICE. BUSES will leave New Plynjo nth for Breakwater, via South Hoad, every half-hour from 7 a.m. On Saturday! 'buses run avery half-hour up to 30 p.m. "Buses run to steamers every I leaving town at 7 p.m.

ALEC HILL \\T ILL receive pupils for the train- '! ? 'm nl the voice at his rooms, a!-r,i -• >hc Dresden Company. Devon Street,