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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8051, 16 February 1906, Page 3

SMAM BEOj^ ELECTRICIANS, ' BROUGHAM STREET.' 1 ELECTRIC LIGHT As l'OWEtl J INSTALLATION AT LOWEST COST, CuiisUii-M with First-class Work. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Satisfaclinii (jlmirinilccil. N.Z. TURF REGISTER Season IIAU-o. PULL isu COMPLETE HEPOUTB ot tie mat teuton s RACING AND TROTTING IN NEW ZEALAND. PRICE 10/0. A}. ply Manager, Clirintchurcli Press Co,, Ltd,, Christchurcli PAPAROA COAL-MIJSING CO.

CAPITAL,. • nw,m. t)lfi PEE SHAKE on applieatkni M\\3 2/6 per share on allotment* and the balance in call* not exeeedu 2/6 por sliare at intervals of not le than one month, It i» aiitioipatefl that calls will be spread /over a period of two years. DIRECTOBB: AZIM SALVATOR BIRCH, of Moawhapgo, Sheepfarmer. JOHN RUTHERFORD BLAIR, of Wellington, Gentleman. LOUIS PROCTOR BLUNDELL, of Wellington, Newspaper Proprietor. The Hon. CHABLES JOHN JOHNSTON, of Wellington, Gentleman. JOSEPH PRIME MAXWELL, of Wellington, Civil Engineer. HENBY FREDERICK NEES, of Duuediu, Contractor. The Hon. JOHN DAVIS ORMOND, of Napier, Sheepfarmer. WILLIAM WATSON, of Welling. ton, Geutlcinai). JOHN DUNCAN, of Wellington, Merchant. ARTHUR EDWARD I'EARCE, of Wellington, Merehunt. JAMES NELSON WILLTAMS, of Frimley, Hastings, Gentlomun. Prospoetuses may be obtained from 1 the nudersigiied, who are authorised to receive subscriptions on behalf of the Company. BEWLI3Y & GRIFFITHS, BROKERS. WHEN MACHINERY BREAKS DOWN OU do not care to risk A further breakages by having valuable machinery tinkered by unexperienced men. You realise this is not good economy and prefer to get assistance and advice which is thoroughly reliable. In reality ve are •' machinery doctors." Our long and varied experience, our knowledge is at your disposal. As Iron and Brass Founders we solicit your enquiries. Write us for all estimates you want in the engineering line. We shall he pleased to correspond at any time.

OKEY&ROLLO GKNKKAL ENGINEERS, Tarauaki Foundry, New Plymouth. THE BEST BOOKKEEPERS Know what constitutes good account books: opaque paper of good surface, strong bindiug.flexiblo backs j durability right tbrough, These ure thu features of my account books, made to stand every day use. Ledgers, journals, day and minute books, alt sizes in stock, SPECIAL BOOKS Ho lid and ruled to Buy put eru. OFFICE STATIONERY cm be supplied. Inkstands, letter books, copying presses, damping baths, stationery . cabinet, etc. Account forms aud memo, heads neatly and promptly printed; THOMAS AVERY, I'linter, Bookbmler, and Commercial Stationer, Ni;w Plvsioi'tii.

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WHEN YOU HEAD THE GAS BILL by the Block Light, you will liml that you have been having twice the light at half the eost of the older system of lighting. Without n Monk Light in your home you are wasting gas and gelling inferior light. JOHN UPTON AND SON» Near Bewley and Griffiths', Devoh Stubs.