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SAMPLE HOSIERY JOB SPECIALS Bought with tile sample discount by us, you buy (hem lo equal advuutago. Grand value, each pair different, uacli pair a true bargain. 250 PAIRS 10d, 1/-, l/;{ AND 2/6 MONEY - SAVEHB AT.T, PILLOW fSLLI'S, a doz pairs Nainsook Frilled, l/(j pair. lon can't buy I lie stuff for this price 11; mi )ij i. LADIES' COTTON l'Nl>EßVKS'i'S,2iiOat id mul (id each. The price staggers when you see the excellent \,ilue. IIfjOUSIC SILKS, for smart wear, have ml vantage of being iu one length ami paltern. AVe are slaughtering Iheui —new .season's goods, luo. CIIASH COSTUMES from 8/11. HERBERT'S "UP-TO-DATE.' THE STORES COMPANY DKVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Have pleasure in stating that their premises are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS ami thai tliey would be pleased for the residents of New Plymouth and Taranaki to INSPECT THEIR WAREHOUSE They are selling pure eaue sugar that will make your jam set tiriu and keep for years; iu 501b bags:— Brewers' Crystals lis (id No. 1 and No. 1a 10s 9d J* o ; 2 ... 10s lid 200 roller Hour ... 21s Od 100 roller flour... lis Oj 25 roller flour ;ls Od 50 '" oul ' os 6d Quart Mason's jars Is (M 2 Quart Mason's jars os 9d doz doz lib jam jars, doz., 2s (id 21b jam jars, doz., 3s 6d Tumblers for jam or jelly 2s (Id dozen.

BATES. M'CASKILL & CO. " CAN'T AFFORD TO PAINT!" ] lie Diiin win) says ill it L lorgcts tliul painting properly iloiic is ecouomy, and the fart is he can't afford >'OT to jiuiut. How often you require to paint is largely dependent oil the paint you use. \\ lialevoriv is you want to paint—a a house, or anything in il or out of the house-we have the right paint fur th.it jiartlfii I;'.r purpose. It is the most economies I paint you c.ui use. because it covers most and wears longest. Add to this the good appearance, and you have perfect paint in the ELASTIC CABBON PAINT It is lircproot: a live coal 'placed on wood or metal covered with this paint will not ignite it.- ]s acid proof, requires no mixing, is serviceable and protective. .Prevents rust, saves money, and if used for tanks, etc., will not taint the purest water, Put up in 21b tins, and 1, and H gallons D. BERRY & CO., IIiONMONGEIiS, IIItUUGIIAM iSIUEKT.

[ E< TAIIANAKI DRUG AND PATENT MEDICINE SL'-K : FOH PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS OUR STOCK IS FRESH »lusi, .landed dircel from lite manufaelurei'.i POSTCARDS: Sell-toning, OiisliglH, P.O.P. in »U gnules. CAMERAS: To suit beginners and all amateurs. PLATES AJN'D PAPERS: Ail make?; and .speeds. NO OLD STOCK HERE "-H Vl'AX'"iifutralises Hypo in ono nmiiile. '"TONKATA." 4iie ideal eombiii'-'tl Toning ami Soliilinii. Printing Frames, Ruby Lamps, 'lVays, JUoks, aiid Wasliiug Tanks,etc, in large variety. PHOTOGIIAPHIC FOKMULAS DWPEJTSKD WITH ONLY l'l" It EST CHEMICALS.

DARK BOOM FOB AMATEU Wm. Fraser. » M.P.S.V., I> 15 V 0 X STIIE 15 T, NE W PL YM 0 U TJJ A DVEBTISING EDUCATION FOB 1(1/"xror spend tunny limes the cost of this ''education in selling 1 your goods" in a low iliealre tickets or for u box of cigars. One idea of the many hundreds this book gives yon. if used, will pay the cost many times over. It helps you' to business, inureases the value of the ad. space you buy. "SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING,'' Has run through eleven editions in America and England. It is the life experience of a lirst-elass advertising specialist, and contains valuable hints, suitable to every business, yours particularly. Pin a postal note to this ad. and send tons. Your money back it this book is not satisfactory, ncm - lIINTON & €O. Business IJ'.LV 13Y A.XGI fl M.icDOXALD. PL!ELL'S BUILDINGS, MELBOURNE, VIC. And c/o Box I 111, Mew Plymouth.

BORROW TOUR NEW BOOKS IjlliOM my circulating Library 1 . thank my numerous subscribers for their support, ami wish to intimate t-Uni I will further popularise this department by adding all that is latest and best ii, the book line. New subi scribers will be welcomed and will keenly enjoy the reading I provide. During the approaching long evenings, you will find plenty of deeply interesting literature at ; T. li. HODDER'B ! (JLKCI'LATI N(i LIUIt.VItV ] Uver SHO Volumes. On Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays [ open from 7 lo N, in response to the requests of my palrons. You feel you must make an "all night sitling" of ■ii ne of my selections; they take you ■»i of yourself so thoroughly and make lime fly like magic, Inspect my general stock. i3OOKBELLIUI, STATIONER FAiNCY GOODS RETFORD'S RIBBONS " The choicest unu largest display of ribbons and laces in the town." .Sounds egotistical, but we have. The laces vie with the web of the ingenious spider in their fabric and are as pleasing as the great variety of nur ribbons. Prices are lower—there's a reason |

A NOVEL CHAIR MILE reading Ili is grot you ure not I lie ease ami comfort of one of our new Linen Fibre Chairs imported from Hongkong. Tliey are as lough as steel itself i'or wear, l.uit are. light ami avlislic, ami "give " to the sitter. CHEAP LINES IN MATS For instance, Door Mills at H/i>, !/• ami ■">/•• JS'o lietter value anywhere. Cloud value iu mats ol! every description. When von eome lo thiuk of it, money spent iu the home is well spent, Call in and let lis help you make a selection. DINGLE'S FUItNITUKJi STOIiK, DKVON >STIH;I;T, Ni:\X Plymuith.

BOOTS FOR THE DAIRY. ItE farm, tin- i|u:irry, or tor metalling. Von buy here the kirnl iliat do us irolil. Orders by )>ost from I'liunlry promptly attended to. Men's Pilgrim Boots, big, patent eyelets, stiffening on outside, standard screws instead of rivets, wiilei'tiidit tongue. >T.TT CASH : i:is lid. M i:\Y IX BEOS. Vol! 130t>TS ,V SllOliS, Dcvoa Street, >'cw Plymouth

UK VON STlil'K'f* NISW i'LY.MOI/TH. OF ruui'.-L' yon iiro going to Stmtlor.l for tlio United Srliools I'ii nic on TIH'USDAV ui'.\t, When tlu'iv In' nuv anil see tlic lines! J ; lo\ut nnii Vegetable Slnnv in the world at I lie Town Hull.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 8 March 1906, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 8 March 1906, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 8 March 1906, Page 3

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