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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8042, 1 February 1906, Page 2

For the "shady nook," or a quite ; read during the evening, much pleasure is provided by well-selected hooks, of the deeply interesting kind. AVhen once you pick up stories such as the following, you absolutely cannot put them down until finished : " Bevorlev of Granstark." W McOutcheon. "The Pillar of Light," by Louis Tracy; "The Princess Passes," a delightful novel bv (_', X. and A. M. Williamson ; or "T.X.IU." by Peter Jiossegcr. These are but a few of Mr T. It. II adder's selections; bookseller, of Devon street. These books make pleasing gifts at any time.—Advt. There is a " house of call" in Egniont street, quite of the Continental plan. At the Arcadia Cigar Store, a man can enjoy his cigarette or pipe in a cosy sitting-room, write a letter or two, play his game of chess or draughts, and llien continue his business. Here, the morning paper, the "Daily News," and the Wellington "Times" can be purchased with the early morning smoke, V.. Van Dchlon, the proprietor, has a smoke to suit anybody. Call in.—Advt. mi: strvions'k story. Mr .Mm Stevens, .1.1'., of Hulls, writes: " Some mouths since I had a seven; ntlack of rheumatism, anil was advised to try the clUcacy of Rlieumo. I did so with most satisfactory results. After taking two bottles it has practically cured me. I have no hesitation in saying thai your rcnicilyis the best I have used." Rhci.m >, it given a fair trial, will cure yon of rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sciatica, anil kindred disease*, just as it cured Mr Stevens anil hundreds of others. II is I sold bv all chemists and stores at 2s fid and | •Is GJ a bottle.