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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7943, 5 October 1905, Page 1

GRTCAT SALE NOW ON AT A.B.a BOOT & SHOE Co. AND J. R. CHATTERTOFS. GENTS.' ULACE BCIToN BOOTS, Usual price IDs Gel 1.0 22s Oil, Salo Price 15s o<l GENTS.' ALACK LACE HALS., Usual Price "Is (id, Sale Price 15s fid. SPECIAL LINK GENTS.' GLACE BALS., to clear. I.os !M. UK NTS." TAX BALS.. 9s (kl to 17s 6(1 : t r sual Prices lis (vl to 2Ms (kl. SPECIAL LINE LADIES' SHOES, to clear, Laee.-ls Oil, Button Is Ild LADIES' UOX CALF AND GLACE HOOTS. Lace ami Button 12s 0(1, reduced to Us 0(1. CHILDREN'S ANKLE STRAP SHOES, Sale Price is IHJ. GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS COME EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS. Special Attention Given to Bespoke Work. HEWS, HANDSEWX, Pi;MP WORK, ETC., ETC. REPAIRS WHILE YOIJ WAIT. We are putting in up-to-date machinery to cope with a large business, and shall, therefore, be able to supply single pairs at wholesale prices. During the Sale all goods will 'be sold for CASH ONLY. KO GOODS SENT OUT UNLESS PREPAID.

SPRING SHOW. /"\UR FIRST DISPLAY of season's fashions are to hand direct from Vf London and the Continent. Everything the LATEST PHODUCIncludcd are : 300 Ladies' and Children's Millinery Hats, Tories, and Bonnets, 20 dozen Keady-t o-wea r and untrimmed Hats,* 20 dozen Feathers, 40 dozen Daiinty Flowers, Beautiful Hil/bons and other trimmings in all the KEW PASTIL SHADES, Capes, Mantles, and Fishucs. Very Dainty Costumes and Skirts with material (or Bodice, lOC Beautiful Skirts in Black, Cream and Navy, 70 Lovely Silk Blouses, JSC Stylish Blouses in Delaine, Voile, and Washing Fairies, 75 Sunshades (Ladies' and Children's) 25 dozen the latest shades in Kid and Suede Cloves, Latest Washing Kid Cloves. The new fash onable Embroidered Ulrowings and Dress Materials, Muslins. Delaine?, Eolicnnes, Crcpolincs, Wool and Silk Voiles, Trints, Tussors, Crashes, Jap Silks, Merinos and Taffetas. Underclothing, Corsets, Laces, Hoisery, and the verv latest Neck Wear. FURNISHING.—Curtains, Damasks, Fancy Cloths, Quilts, Sheetings, Carpets. Gent's •(Tmilor-made) Clothing, Tennis Shirts and Suits, Panama and Straw Hats. INSPECTION INVITI.OD. AMRURY BROS., Devon Street, New Plymouth.

THE GRAND CENTRAL COFFEE PALACE. PROPRIETOR ARHOWSinm, TelepMon* N O . 150, Box 83< ■ "ii i i Tennis: From 4/6 per day. Cook's Coupons Accepted On« Minufe'a walk from Railway, Poet Offlcs, Bank*, etc, KQUAL IN EVERY WAY TO A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, SpscWlj adapted far the convince and cemlort ot CommwtlsJ Traveller* »ud Visitor*. Recognised as the Leading Unlicensed Hotel in Tai>anaki. CONVENIENT AND COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM, LOFTY AND AIRY DINING, SITTINO AND BED ROOMS, Hot. CoW, and Sbowec Batbi.

I NEW PLYMOUTH vestment Loan and Society (Permanent). Instituted 1870. Incorporated under "They Building 60ccties Act, 1880." Messrs J. B. Connett (Chairman), W. Cottier, W. F. Brooking, T. Furlong, jun., C. T. Kundle, C. T. Mills, and W. C. Weston. Solicitor : R, C. Hughes, Esq. Bankers : The B a nk of New Zealand. DEPOSITS, l-'epoaits are received am! the following rates of interest given : For 12 months, 5 pur cent, per annum For 6 months, 4 per cent. per annum For 3 months, 3 per cent, per annum Loans granted on approved security from one to twelve years, tee the Society's revised tables of !-e----payment. These are exceptioniaily liberal, and cumparo favourably with' any of the- best coloniul institutions. There are no deductions of any sort either by way of bonus, commission, or entrance fees. No mortgage;deeds to pny for when the loan is over £IOO and not li-ss v-han three years' duration. Borrowers can redeem at anytime, ] and on very reasonable terms. Office open daily from .10 a.m. to'l 4 p.m., Thursday afternoon excepted. ] ] CLARENCE HENNELL. Secretary land Treasurer. Brougham Street, New Plymouth^ Coke obtainable from J all Wood and Coa> i dealers

Standard Teas Standard Teaa Standard Teaa OSTRICH ON EACH PACKET. ID. NATHAN * CO, BHTABLISHED 1340. PACKET N THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE SHOP Buy a jacket of GRAPE-NUTS tooy and start the nee of the food, one pound of which contains mors ourishment, that the hiunat body .will absorb, than several pounds ol meat, broad, porridge, etc. j The Canadian Government Btat hat Grap« " ' s much dc-: cstod. Dextin is the part that lakes human energy. Also that the IRAPE-NTJTS are about two-thirds lora digestible than any other food. j The Lancet says : "Our analysis 'shows that it is a nutritive ©f high 'order, since it contains the constitulents of a complete food ia very satlisfaetory and rich proportion and in I a easily assimilable state." Thousands of letters from all part? j 9 the world assert that users of JRAPENUTS have thereby been reI tored to health when other foods I vnd drugs have failed to give relief.; 1 There's a reason for