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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8027, 13 January 1906, Page 3

Do you make Jam ? YES! BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS Hold a FRUIT SALE TO-DAY, At 2 o'clock, of PEACHES, PLUMS, BANANAS, etc. [/■HITEIEY HALL MONDAY, lora JANUARY, 1906, at 8 p.m. MB J. GOODMAN Will deliver a public lecture. Subject: "The Law of Menial Healing," or, "The Power of tbe Mind in (lie Cause aud Cure of Disease." A collection will be made. The balance, after defraying expenses, will be devoted to the funds of the local Hospital. DIULL HALL. NEW PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT BY THE GARRISON BAND. PHYSICAL DRILL. BAYONET FIGHTING AND ARM DRILL By the Taranaki Rifles. mastic Display by Mr Lints and Pupil*. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. To commence at 8 p.m. Admission One Shilling. TARANAKI GARRISON BAND. WESTERN PARK, SUNDAY AFTERNOON. THE BAND will render a programme of Music, commencing at 3 o'clock. Collection in aid of Band's expenses to Hawera Contest. T. B. M'CONNELL, Conductor. N. ALLEN, Hon. Sec. THE PROVIDENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY OP TARANAKI (Permanent). (Incorporated under "The Building Societies Act, 1880.") SUBSCRIPTIONS will be due and payable at the oflice of the Society TO-DAY (Saturday) till o p.m. L. M. MONTEATH, Secretary. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received at my oflice till I p.m on Satuhday, 20th inst., for additions to School at Urcnui. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans may be seen at the " Mail " office, Waitara. JAS. SANDERSON, Architect. King's Buildings, Brougham street, January 12th, 1900. 18/1/0 WANGANUI GIRLS' COLLEGE. FIRST TERM, 1906. milE FIRST TERM will commence A on MONDAY, February 5. Early application should be made to secure accommodation for Boarders. Copies of the prospectus may be obtained on application. W. J. CARSON, Secretary. THE BIG BAND CONTEST HAWEUA, JAN. 22, 2a, 24, 25, 26. Cheap Fares from 20th to 31st inclusive. The first gleam of Sunshine in the New Year to gladden thousands of hearts. A Gbeat Rkcobd is Going to be Established. The eyes of the colony arc watching Taranaki. THE PREMIER BANDS OF N.Z. FACE THE MUSIC. Tuesday, Jan. 23—First Test Selection . Thursday, Jan. 25—The People's Day Afternoon, Grand Military Marching Contest. Evening, Final Test Selection. Svecul Tiiaixs Nohth and South, Delayed Trains North and South leave Hawera 11 p.m. after the Final Test. The prices are the People's Prices, 1/- _ 1/THOUSANDS ARE COMING! A. M. CONROY, Secretary.

OOOK T OVEES These books deserve more space, but we should need the whole newspaper to tell you of nil the good things. The four latest arc —Captain's All, by Jacobs; the Cherry llibband, by Crockett; White Fire, by J. O.xenham; J.N.Ii.F. by P. Eoseggcr JOOK BUYEES A bookseller's heavy stock means to a book buyer a wide range fot selection at low prices. I have 11 very heavy stock, and will give k schools and others larger discounts than ever DEAWLNG BOOKS These drawing books arc inter leaved with tissue paper and en linnee the iippenrnurc and valui of every sketch. 130 doz. al sizes, selling now at Id, 2d am 3d each ; usually sold for 3d, It aud Od each STATION EEY Envelopes from 3s per 1000 am upwards. Five quires of note paper, good quality, attractive!; wrapped,for 8d! T. R. HODDER, BOOKSELLEE Djjvon Sthke: THE FARMER'S EXTRA PROFIT THE owner of a Dairy where milk is set in pans for cream TIIKOWS AWAY ONE FIFTH of his butter. We can show you how to make an extra profit of ,Cl 3 17s every year in a leu cow dairy. An Alfu-Laval Separator will obtain as much Butter from live cows as you now get from six. Y'ou sec the point at once extra profits. The Alfa-Laval is an earning power. It costs you nolhing really, because it saved. Write to us for further information ; we will give you 25 unanswerable arguments why you should use the " Al fa Laval." Talk it over with your manager—or your wife —and write us then. BEWLEY & GRIFFITH! DAIEY PEOVIDEES, New Plymouth,