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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 10 March 1906, Page 2

CORNWALL'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC. MESSRS. CORNWALL BIIOS. liaVe resumed teaching, and will receive pupils for VIOLIN, PIANO, \ OICE PRODUCTION, AND SINGING. MANDOLIN, GUITAR, AND BANJO. Will visit Inglewood Mondays, ami Waitara Thursdays. A LIST FOR LENT class fisli Hoods during Ibe [iresent Lent season have been carefully considered by " The People's Grocer." Your choice in the following list from the world's best markets : Bussian Caviare Sardines Gorgona Anchovies Smoked Sardines Red Herrings Boneless „ Salt Herrings Sardine & tomato Fresh Herrings Sardine wliit'bait Herrings in tomato Toherous Herrings in shrimp Oysters Herrings a la Sardine Shrimp Salmon Pilchards Mullet Royans Lobster Dried Sprats Tunny fish Tunny fish Also, IFTE renuiremenls of those m tomato

C. CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S .GROCKk, NEW PLYMOUTH. OWEE ITSEKS will <lo well to consider the question of installing electrie motors, as it is iu this branch that electricity offers its greatest advantages. For simplicity, cleanliness, cheapness, regularity, and facilities for prompt and effective control, electricity stands unequalled. I'OU WANT TO SAVE MONEY An electrical installation will help you One important thing is to obtain the right class of motor; consult us. Another, to have the motor or motors installed by competent people. For years vast we have been engaged in this class of work, and in Let u* have a talk with you about power, or lighting, and how to save money. Write, ring us on phone 212, or call on ROBERTS AND STOKES ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, National 13ank Chambers. NEW l'LVMOl"I'll. ELECTRIC MOTORS. ELECTRIC LIGHTING.

PAPAROA COAL-MIJSING CO. capital - - .euxMHMi; tyif-i PER SHARE on application SJ/\J 2/6 per share on allotment and the balance in calls no! exceeding 2/(i per share at intervals of not less than one month. It is anticipated, that calls will bo spread over a period of two years. DIRECTORS: AZIH SALVATOR BIRCH, of|Moawhango, Sheepfarmer. JOHN RUTHERFORD BLAIR, of Wellington, Gentleman. LOUIS PROCTOR BLUNDELL, of Wellington, Newspaper Proprietor. The Hon. CHARLES JOHN JOHNSTON, of Wellington, Gentleman. JOSEPH PRIME MAXWELL, of Wellington, Civil Engineer. HENRY FREDERICK SEES, of Dunedin, Contractor. The Hon. JOHN DAVIS ORMOND, of Napier, Sheepfarmer. ■ WILLIAM WATSON, of Wellington, Gentleman. JOHN DUNCAN, of Wellington, Merchant. ARTHUR EDWARD I'EARCE, of Wellington, Merchant. JAMES NELSON WILLIAMS, of Friniley, Hastings, Gentleman. Prospectuses may be obtained from tile undersigned, who are authorised to receive subscriptions 011 behalf of the Company. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS, BROKERS. COKE OBTAINABLE FROM ALL Wool) AND COAL DEALERS.

TO SUBSI'BIBEKS. wot getting tJicir apers regular) arc askwl to notify Hie Proprietor/if tlio "inch's WITHOUT DELAY, '