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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8071, 29 March 1906, Page 1

HAS THE WlDtesr CIRCOLJ

FIRST SHOW Of NEW HATS TITHE new season's milA linery is well wortli seeing, and, at our' prices, well worth buying, Our millinery is famed for its excellence, and lias ft reputation extending to other districts. We have the latest Caraeul Jackets and a big range of winter goods. Very special line of children's fur hats and bonnets. Our price at 2/11, wortli fully <]/«: W. PELLEW DEVON STREET, NE W PLYMOUTH.

J. D. MOKISON j STItATFOItD, HA (s for galo the desirable propel ties:— 50 Acivs, all in grass, well sub; divided, newfi-roomcd liouse, largo milking shed with hay loft, good orchard ;ui<i garden, two miles from factory, school, and railway station, tlti per acre. (>0 Acres, mo,del dairy farm, all level land, iu best part of the distriet, near factory and school, £25 per l acre. 270 Acres, all in grass, creamery on adjoining section,2 miles from | school. £lO per acre, A'cry easy I terms uiu be arranged. J. D. MORISON AUCTIONEER, LAND & COMMISSION' AGENT, w **ATFOHi>. £. 8. D. £IOOO UP to £50,000 to Lend in one sum on rural security. 200 for lease at 20s per acre, or will sell at £2O per \ 1 £1 down, balance at 5 per c™t j situated near Knponga; best land, woli improved. A real good investment, £2500~ prjicHASKS Kooa. will of Kithuin Kolel (near railway station). Rent £7 per week, no iusyranee to be paid by lessee j term, 5 years. Possession given at once. 1 TWO Farms, 73 and Ho acres, highly imiiroved, [near Kltham (£25 and £2S respectively), for sale. Have been offered cash, in each case, within £3 of tile above quotations. 1 Fresh information to property purchasers weekly. DATSON AND €O. MOIiTGAGE AGENTS, Elthaui (Uox 11) and Manaia. WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. CHEAP COAL! miIKWKSTPOUT COAL CO.) X Ltd.. lieg to announce that, in response to a demand for Cheap Coal, they are now prepared to supply their Celebrated Coalbrookdalc Coal at the following prices: EX YARD, DEKIVEUKI) IN BOKO UGH (BAGGED). Per ton Screened 40s, unscreened litis, small 82s, screened nuts for blacksmiths' use Ills. Per half-lon--Scrccncd 20s, unscreened 18s, small 1&, scr?cncd nuts for blacksmiths' use, 17s. Per quarter ton—Screened 10s (Id, unscreened Us Ud, small 8s (id, screened nuts lis. Per sack—Screened Is Oil, unscreened lis Ud, small 3n 3d. screened nuts its Gd Puponga. Tanpiri, Mokan, Stale, and Bruuuer Nuts, at lowest rates.

wool). OOlvK, CI IA1! COAL, AND RIIiKCL.vY also stocked. Tlio Ti'i'nis will W strictly Cash oil Delivery, us the prices are so law that credit cannot Ijujfiven, All coal niusl In; paid tir before leaving the yard, or on delivery. Teu hags to the ton, 2ewt. in each sack, weighed before leaving the yard, Fru Weight Gt\uuNTBM>. Telephone, 61; P.O. Box, l'Jli, Ollice and Yard : CORNER OF KIXu AM) QUEEN STKEETS, Nkw Plymouth, DO WITHOUT MATCHES! SEEMS a small item, hut von save many shillings in matches when using electric light. Think, too, how easy, convenient and clean the nine light must he. just press the button and— WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT You get a bright, steady light, no harmful Kicker, ami no trouble. Wl'ite. us for estimates. The installation is |«ud (nr by the saving in pricp paid for light, Jistiiuates given free. ELEUTKICIANS, BHOUGH AM STKEET TO M\SINISS MiiX. \ STNkSS iD«ni appearance XV. should be (j-,od and indicative of prosperity in a >aiet, forceful manner. Same "»/ with his representatives and 1 stationery. The Daily Xnws' J. ..-jirini ing Department turns out commercial stationery fit to aet as any business man's representative. One trial ordt"' »;'i convince, Try! SMARTBBOS^'i