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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7981, 18 November 1905, Page 4

Restaurant and Oyster Saloon Opposite Theatre Royal, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH: BILL Oi FARE : Oyster* on Shell, large, plate ... 1 0 ' Oystms, without Shell 1 0 | Steak and Oysters 1 0 Chops and Oyttera 1 0 Stewed Oygtcrs 1 0 Curried Oyster* 1 0 Fried Oystc.'s 1 6 Grilled Oysters 1 6 Scalloped Oysters X 6 Omelet Oysters 1 6 Fried Schnapper 1 0 Fried Flounder 1 0 Boiled Smoked Schnapper 1 0 Grilled Smoked Schnapper ... 1 0 FISH IN TINS : Mullet 1 0 Sardines l 0 Salmon ... 1 0 Ham and Eggs 1 0 liacou and Eggs 1 0 drilled Steak ... 1 0 3rilled Chops ... 1 0 drilled Stuak and Eggs 1 0 Grilled Chops and Eggß 1 0 Steak and Onions 1 0 French Cutlets and flam ... ... 1 0 Cold Ham 1 0 Sausages Fried 1 0 Sausages and Eggs 1 0 Egps, Fried ... 1 0 Eggs, Boiled ... 1 0 Eggs, Poached 1 0 Eggs Scrambled 1 0 Eggs, Omelet 1 0 Cup Coffee 3 Cup Tea 3 Cup Cocoa 3 HOT PIES, 6a. HOT MEALS can be had at all hours From 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. (midnight). SUNDAYS will be open 5 p.m, to 11 p.m 4 W KURTA Proprietor

FITZROY Properties For Sale ; -!?i I SMART ROAD.—4S Acres, beautifully situated, overlooking river ; long frontage to road. One mile front Devon Line. Price, £35 per acr«. ALFRED ROAD.—2OO Acres, all in grass, 4 miles New Plymouth side of Inglewood ; good road, 1 mile from creamery. Price, £7 per acre FITZROY TOWNSHIP (Devon Line). —2J acres ; splendid view, corner section ; would make good building sites. Close to 'bus service. Price, £SOO. ?E HENUI TOWNSHIP.—§ acre, good sea view ; frontuges to two roads. Price, £225. TTZROY TOWNSHIP.—IO roomed house, gardener's cottage, stable, and outbuildings ; about 4 acres ; productive lemon and apple orchard ; and paddoclv Close to 'bus service. Price, £2OOO, FTTZROY TOWNSHIP .-Two i acre allotments, good position and view. Price, £l2O each. DEVON LINE (Fitzroy).-2 allotments on main road. Prices, £BO and £6O respectively. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY ALFRED DRAKE, JCITZROY.

A SEVEN YEARS' CASE. expectorating blood and MATTER. COMPLETESiY CURED. "Mr W. CJ. Heanie. '■Dour Sir,—Your medicine has cured me of bronchitis and anthuia, from which I have suffered for upward* of sp,vc* years, during period X was .scarcely avor free from coughs, and frequently the difficulty of breathing \va» so distressing, liat fop njfchts in auccessf.onl X h>id to sit up. I write to you this acknowledgment from a sense of duty, «• in ln y cm® every other treatment had failsd. For year previous [ lmd been getting v e ry much worse and at the time I obtained your medicine I was noniined to bed,' suffering from a most violent' cough, dxpsctorating blood and matter, anil apparently beyond hope of recovery. The first dose of the medicine save ink waicome relief, and T steadtfjt improved as I continued the treatment, until I becanio, us I a:n now, quite well.—You™ sincerely, "M. Walker, lialmain, Sydney/' A CHILD SEVEM MONTHS OLD— A SUFFERER FROM 11t.n1,, CTJRED BY A BOTTLE OF HKAKNE'S JJUO.VCHITIS E Mr W. «. Hearne. Dear Sir,-Kindly forward mo a »:nall boltle of your Uronehiris Cute as soon as possible, X cannot, speak a whisper, owing* to a cold. I had a b.ottte from you before for my little girl whein she was Seven months old. She had bren winering from iwonchitis from her i>"y>, and now slie in threo years old, and line not had a return of it since. 11 is a splendid medicine for bronchitis or colds of nnv sort.—l j-e. main, yours truly, Mr» 11. Rnnmge, iolet Town, Victoria. BRONCHITIS. A VERY OBSTINATE CASK. ' CURED THIIOUGIT PERSEVERING IN THE TREATMENT BY lIEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CUIUC. Mr W. 0. Hearne. Doar Sir,—Having been a sufferer from Bronchitis for a numililer of years, and not being n ] f lo to get relief li'om tho doctors, I start.*! taking your Bronchitis Cure about two years ago, and have been taking It on ai d oil o"er since. I am hnppy to tell you that 1 now feel thoroughly toured, and, I can bear k'b-tii moiiy to ita worth.—l aui', yours truly, W. J. CLARKE, Bedbanlc, via Avocn, Victoria.