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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7979, 16 November 1905, Page 1

,B.C. Boot Depot XMAS COMPETITIONFootball: New Zealand v. Wales. . i A LL customers purchasing goods to the value of r,s ut our depot (row f* -Novcmlicr sth until December l«th will be entitled to compete. Wo ihall offer the following' j)ri/es for the nearest scores sent in Ist I'i'izo Lad.v's Choice of any Lady's pair ol Jloots or Shoes in our depot. Ist Prize—Gent's Choice of any Gent's pair of' Boots or Shoes in our depot. 2nd Prize-Goods to value of 15s. 3rrl Prize-Goods to value of 10s. All competitions to be sunt in before 10 p.m. on SATURDAY;, December 16th, 1905. Winners of prizes must produce ra ceipts, which will be given with every purchase. Send in scores as under NEW ZEALAND V. WALES. ' '' GOALS PENALTY COALS ... , GOALS I'TtttM MARK TRIES TOTAL ... I"*" Scorers of tries in New 7, ealand Team amc ot Competitor No . of receipt....... Kesults Viill be publish ed in the local papers. W. G. Linthorn, H, C, Evans. /M/S' " * '

SPRING FASHIONS. W 3are pleased to announce largn shipments 01 special novelties ox s.s. Paparoa and Pakolm. Si k. Voile, and Crash Skirts, Cream Silk, Voile, and Serge Jackets ami Costumes*. Silk and Crash Coats. 2 UMK's, ami Dresses lot* Children. Ileaiitiful Sunshades, all the latest styles ami colours, Lace Mantles Fischues, Sill; 'lies. Collarettes, an Belts, Lovely Silk, Voile, ami Irish lMiilii'oi'dered mouses. Special wake of Washing Kid, Suede ami Kid Moves, in all the new (froys, Ilea.vers, Pastils and Black. S'lk Voiles, Embroidered Voiles and Eclines, Crepolines in Silk-and rinlHl Voiles, Muslins, Belai os and Prints, Embroidered Washing \oiles ami Muslins. ® ™, Al ' I,ATS aml Sup Straws and Boaters, Cool Spring and ]• eat'her-weig'ht Felts, Splendi Value. " Grand range Tennis Shirts and: Underwear, Coll', Cvcling, Tennis Cricket, ami Moating Suits and licit s." ' r„ - Kaiapol Tailor-made Suits 43s (HI, 49s (id, Oa, oJs 6(1. Cut, lit, and Finis; guaranteed TIILS BEST. SEE ot:iij WINDOWS . AMRUJRY JiIJOS., Drapers and Clothiers. Devon Street, Naw Plymouth. THE GRAND CENTRAL COFFEE PALACE. PROPRIETOR ARROWSMITB, tWepSoMi N O . 150, Box BBi Terms : From 4/6 per day. Cook's Goupous Accepted On# lf<nuW» walk from Hail way. Post Office, Hanin, etc/ EQUAL IN EVERY WAY TO A FIRST-CLABS HOTEL. «p»clallj afiaptes}' fpr the convenience and comfort "i Commwtfc' 'Travellers and Visitors. ..." Recognised as the Leading "Unlicensed Hotel in Vacanaki AND COMMODIOOS SAMPLE ±IOO ,\l, LOFT* ANI/ AIRY DINING, 3ITTING AND BED ROOMS. / Hot. Cola una Shower Bath»j

1 NEW PLYMOUTH investment and Loan Society (Permanent). Instituted 1870. Incorporated under "Thqr Building So** s«ties Act, 1880." DIRECTORS: Messrs J. 11. Connett (Chaiisnan). W. Cottier, W. F. Brooking, T. F.nrlone, jun., C. T. Rundie, C. T. Mills, and W. C. Weston. Solicitor : R. 0. Hughes, Esq. Bankers : The Bank '/inland, DEPOSITS. Deposits are received and the following rn'cs of interest given For}!?, months, 5 per cent, per annum For fl iuontiis, 1 per cent. per annum I'\>r 3 months, y per cent, per annum Loani granted on approved security f' - om one to twelve yew's. See the Society's revised tables of repayment.. These are exccptioranlh liberal, anil compare favourably with any of the best colonial institutions 'Rice nre no deductions of any sort cither by way of bonus, commission, or entrance feea. No mortgage deeds to pay (or when the loan is over £3.00 and not less ■than three yews' duration. Borrowers can redeem at any time, and on very rensonabln terms. Office open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday afternoon excepted. CMKENCB PENNELL. Pecret.ary: and Treasurer. Brougham Street, New Plymouth,

Standard Teas Standard Teas Standard Teas BE* ' OSTRICH / ON EACH FACXBIV « L. D, NATHAN « CO, i JS4TABLIBHEII 3.840.

PACKET N THE IIAHO IS WOBTH TWO IN THE SHOP. Buy a of GRAPE-NUTS topy and start the uw cf the food, owe pound of -which contains more ourishment, that the Human .boilv will absorb, thau several 'pouno's o! meat, bread, porridge, etc.

The OanniJian Government states hat GraD*-Nuts contains almost a much rlixtrin as ony other food ested. I'fitiD is thi» part that lakes human eßergy. Also thai the 1 RAPE-NUTS are afioiit two-thirds lora digestible than any other food.

The Lancet says » "Our analysis shows that it is a natHtive of high order, kince H contains t.ho constituents of a coioplete fofod j'n very satisfactory and rich proportion and in n easily assimilable state."

Coke obtainaole from ail Wood and Coa' Dealers.

Thousands of lottersi from all part? 4 the world that iusors of IRAPENUTS hnvo 'oeeti r«tore 3to health wften otlier foods aid 'drugs Siavo failed' to 1 give relief. There's a reaPon for _