• FOE SALE. WANTKD to soil 'now Meritt Typewriter (for the blind)'. VYilI take £4. Also Ko. 4 and No. It) Yost. Apply, LE GROVE, Nkws,Office. LOST, between Devon street and Oniata, on Wednesday afternoon, parcel containing drapery. Kew u'il on leaving at the "Uf-to-Datk." WANTED lo rent a foiir or live-rnuiiic-d libiiKc.' Applv/'X.Y.Z.'' "office of this pujjor. ' WANTED, —Tnrent, four or five, rooined eotUgv, clone lo town:' Apply quick, .stilting. locality, terms to., lo Ti., N'kws" Office. LOST— Tn "bevun Sired, a Pearl . Jfeeklaei 1 . .Please return te Trocadoro. ' XTJ'ANTED, everybody to sub. T T scribo to the Tabanaki Daii/t Nkwr. Latest local, telegraphic alii cable information. Try.it! ' OUR Gents' (rl'ftef Kid Boots, button and late, at 15s Oil are "all tho're." See'tliciii,—McEwek Beov WANTED boys - for delivering Daily News in -New Ply montn. Good wages. Apply promptly CIRCULATION MANAGER, OUR Ladies' Triple-bar Feather- 1 weight, Shoes are > selling likd ripe Simply delightful in wear and appearance,—McEwks Bhol. THE FARMER'S EXTRA PROFIT THE- ownef of a Dairy where milk is set in pans for . cream THROWS AWAY ONE FIFTH olhis butter. We can show you • how to make an extra profit of £l3 17s every yoar in a ten \ cow dairy. An Alfn-Lwal Separator will obtain' as much Butter froln five cows as you now get from six. You sec the point at • once extra profits. The Alfa-Laval is an oarning power. It costs you nothjhg really, because it pays for'itself witlj tho eream saved. Writo to us for furtherinformation j we will give you 26 unanswerably arguments ' why you slijjuld uso the "Alfa Laval." Talk it over with your manager—or your wife —and write us then.
BEWLEY & 'GRIFFITHS, DAIRY PROVIDERS, New Plymouth. jgOOK JQO VER S. These books deserve more spaed, but wo should need the who It) newspaper to tell you of nil tlio good tilings. Th«- four, latest af# —Captain's All, by .1 aenbs j the Cherry Ribband, by Crockett i White Fire, by J. Oxenham j J.N.R.F. by P. Roseggw BOOK BUYERS A bookseller's heavy stock meahii io 11 book buyer a wide range fov selection at lbw prices. I have a vOry heavy stock, and jrill, give to schools and others larger discounts than ever . DRAWING BOQKS These drawing books lire interleaved with tissue paper and" enhance the appearance atid value of every sketch. J.80,,d0z. all sizes, selling now at I*l, 2d and 3d each ; UsUally sold 4d and Cd each ' STATIONERY Envelopes from 3s per'-lOflO ani upwards, I'ivo quires of* notepaper, good quality, attractively wrapped,for 8d! ; T. R. HODDER, BOOKSELLER DKVOX Stbeei
A GIFT. llfl ACRES LEASEHOLD' WILL BE THROWN IX To the Buyer who secures 158 neros, with 6-rooinod house, 10-l>nil cowshed, ■ t paved yard, trap shed; calf shed, piggeries, etc. The land is all fenced and sub - divided, and all ploughuble. Halt mile from factory. Price only ONLY £9 10/ PER ACRE , for the freehold. GILMOUIt AND PATTIE, Bkocgiiaji St. ... Nkw Pi,.vmpdth USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS It somewhat hard to know what to give, isn't it? Let me offer a few suggestions! Dressing eases, desks, writing cases, hull sets, striving sets, ! hand and wrist bugs, or handy. >vorkl>ox<ts. uud companions. DAINTY
MANICURE SETS Perhaps the most useful uml dainty present you could think of is a Manicure Set. in silver, ivory or ebony at prices from :ls (id to 255. They eontain every necessary article. .5000 REWARD BOOKS ] have over 'SOOO volumes by the host i.iilliors, printed oil ; Tndia paper, in neat, tasteful \ biiuliiijfs. A liberal distant , will he allowed to schools and teachei'K. Call in and see leni some lime (his week. THOS. AVERY I'IHXTEI!. BOOKSBUKK, : S'L'A'iTON'EK ami FANCY GOODS. IMPORTER ' y NOBBY NECKWEAR. rjTHKRE'S an art in choosing n»r.l^ wear that is just right. Let us help yon to select.a tie that will suit you : just the right thing in neckwear lor you. The plain and fancy stri|»ii<} tubular ties are fashionable, don't crinkle in double collars, have no lining, and only cost, (id and '.ld ouch. BRACES THAT BRACE
Taiuk lmiiTs fur lung mi'ii, strong, lu'ai'c* 'fur. strung uini—nil kinds of hours. Wuiit u pair? Wo have tlicm from 101(1 to & (id Llie pair. , YOUR HEAD GEAR If your lint is wrong, il looks shh, picinus. Yon cnriimt afford to go round under suspicion. Bettor mule « j/oint ill' p'it iiHi one-of our Hcnly ■hats, nl Ifoui Ms lid to 10s "(id, * Tusimu fvoiu ,1s lid to .'(id, or Paniwnit from lfis (id " ,v (OS
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8009, 21 December 1905, Page 3
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744Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8009, 21 December 1905, Page 3
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