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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8036, 26 January 1906, Page 1

AN IDEAL HOTEL Is Ike leading hotel of Taranaki When you make the White Hart Hotel your home, you arc opposite lli ost Ollice, two minutes away froi the Kailway Station, nnd as comforlabl as careful attention and expcrieoA can make you. Letters and telegrdras promptly attended to. In ease of fire, "escapes" are plentiful and comcuiijl. WHITE HART HOTEL New Plymouth. (Under the patronage of His ] leuey the Governor). The furnishing is tasteful ; : 'ting rooms, drawing thoughtfully and for luxuri fort. Billiard table, hot, i shower baths equally of the h bar is apar'; from (he private and is stocked with liquors hold the reputation, CHARLES CLARKE PIIUI'KIETUB, , „ „ and Au Telephone 38 --.-... P.

WE CAN CONSCIENTIOUSLY RECOMMEND TO INVESTORS Any of the followiig six pr purties. Our repuationis b • liiml our recommoidation, ai of lliis we are very carefu In ottering von >ur servie but u fair commssion—f( fair dealing, and j'aec at yoi disposal our liosi-s and tra] free of charge, we shall 1: satislied «hei-emm, as 01 client, are satisfcd. IIA ACItE on the Dvoii Line lien Ike Western Park, with si> roomed bouse. Price i"S5' Terms: £sl) cash, nil Ibe balane can remain at 5 pe ecut. »i ACHES, Vogeltown, level land am opposite sectimisj'Uiiig for fill per aire. i'riJL- for TUUEI Acres is only .tlif. 1 «J1 ACHES, «itfin four miles o New Plymouth,/it li a really first class residence/if ID rooms au< moderate outbntlings. This plan is ft real bargaipnd the price i: only £l2 10s./ I'-asy terms cai be arranged. /Eighty acres an level and the bJance good uudulat ing laud. j Ko irittcr what your re quiremei's are, whether it hi a home in town, a section, oi a farm we simply state lien that v can find what yoi want. If you wish to sell—tell us.you can use our advertising <paee free, and our resource are at your command "We'lliud a buyer.

i «»7 ACIUS at Sentry Hill. Al m grass -except a little shelter 1 bush. '.wo - acre orchard, five roomed house, harness room, dairy andall necessary uiilbuildiiigs. Sib-divided iuto 11 paddoeks. ilile and a quarter from creamery and school, and three miles iron railway station. A good hcri of 25 cows, 2 ploughs, hay rakji disc and tine harrows, horse-pdver chaff cutter and oat crusher,milk cart, milk pans, and nil dair; utensils. To be sold as a going ■oiiceru at the low price of £lO pel acre. jJlfiQ AMES in Mimi disirici; ZtiOj acres and the balance ' lcasclild. Two miles of sheepproof-' fencing, 4-roomed house, woobued, outbuildings, grape i house; 325 acres in grass. The house and other buildings are on the .-' freehold. Price £ls<>l>. Terns: i' 51.0 cash, and the balance can nma : u at 5 per ccut. An excellent sheep farm. j 1 800 ACHES at Uruti 900 acres iugrass, balance in bush. Good fi,'oomed house, 4-roomed cottage, jwn's cottage, cowshed, sheep and oittle yards. Three miles from fictory, post office and store, At wcseul carrying <>oo eatllc, 15 torses, and a number of sheep, ?riec only £5 per acre. We have blocks in Raglan Taurauga, Wairarapa, and Waikato North, South, East and West, and shall be pleased to assist you, and provide you with information. Even if you are only slightly interest±'d, write us, we'll do our best to ser*e you faithfully.

GILMOUR & PATTIE JANI) AGENTS NEW PLYMOUTH. DAY. Can be purchased every uiorniii", or subscriptions call be Kent in°to us from any of the following authorised agents for The Taranaki Daily and Weekly News. Mr Lister, 1 he Store, Moturoa. Mr J. Avery, Tobacconist, Devon St.. V, Mr T Avery, Stationer, Devon St, X.l*. Mr C. 0. Hawke, Bookseller, Dec Street, N:F. Mr 'X. K. Hodder, Bookseller. Devc Street, N.P. ;Miss Cottier, Store, Bruiii,'liaiii.btteet Mr Roberts, Grocer, Elliott Street. "Mrs Bruce, Store, Hospital Gate. Mi Francis, Store, Devon Street V est. Mt A. G. Catman, Fancy Uooils Deali Devon Street. City Fruit Co., Devon Street East. Mr Scrivener, Store, Henui. Mr Tisch, Store, Fiitzroy. Mr J. McNeil, Grocer, Devon Street Ea Mr H. J. Hobbs. (iroeer, Devon Sire West. Miss Retford, Devon Street, Dra er Urenui. Mr Bertrand Bell Block, Mr Downs; Sentry Hill, Mrs Sampson. Inglewood, Mr Drake. Stratforrd, Mr H. L. Betts. Eltliam, Mr H. G. Carman Kaponga, Mr Carman Hawera, Mr F. H. Boase. Tariki. MrThurkleston.

If you like tlie " NEWS; from IM> ' ne, tell yom frierus—ivdl ap>ciate your kindness—to will &ic'v! If vou DON'T like it- "•" Maybe you I.; i! who would like to subscribe. -"< us his name and address, id an agent in his i .or read) him by mnl. av tlic circulation extends by each to Urenul, by coach to (Opunake, by rail to Hawera am all intamediary points-in fac throughout the whole Province of Taranaki, AI)1H1I»B EXQI-IIIIES TO GTIXULA TIOKMAKAGEH/'NEWS-OKKIE, i.DiioiK'J : ij_ i ni'oni' MERIT REWARDET BY COURT OK JUSTICE, The acknowledged good and success of SANDER and SONs EUCALYPTI EXTRACT have brought out many imitations, and one case was just tried in the J ; iiprcn.e Court of Victoria, before !ns Honor Chief Justice Sir J. Madden, K.C.His Honor, in giving judgment, said that whenever an article is commended to the public Tiy reason of Hs good qualitv, etc., it is not permissible tn imitate any of Us features. He restrained the imitators perpetually from doing so, and ordered them ,to pay all Costs,