DK VAN slyke. Specialist in eve, nosjs, eab, AND TllllOAT, May be consulted at the White Hart Hotel, New Plymouth, SATURDAY April 7th, anil MONDAY, April 9th Two years m New York Hospitals and eighteen months Senior Olinieal Assistant at Royal .London Oplhalmic Hospital (Moorlields.) ■Bridge's Buildings, 102, Willis Street, Wellington. & MllS J. GOODMAN Medical Specialists, Can be consulted at IPalmorston Buildings, Cuba Streot, Palmerston North. Correspondence Invited. MBS IRENE CONNOP Teacher of Plain and Fancy Dancing, Ball-room, Skirt Dances, etc, Dresden Rooms, Devon] streot, New Plymouth. 17IRANK MESSENGER ?. ARCHITECT Eight years with Oakden & Kemp (Melbourne) Drawings and Specifications prepared. Office Devon Street. MR A. DOUGLAS GRAY (Hon. Dentist N.P. Hospital) Db. G. W. LAIDLAW, DENTAL SURG E,O NS. (D.D.S. Penn„ U.S.A.) Rooms; Over Teed's Pharmacy next Bank of New Zealand. Lady in attendance.
£lO 10 uuys A New Bicycle Willi free wheel complete. You. have, waited years lor tliis. CALL AND INSPECT RUDGES Fitted with COASTER HUBS RIM BRAKES TWO-SPEED OB THREE-SPEED HUBS. Hockey A sample lot of sticks just arrived. Reynolds' Cycle Depot DEVOJJ ST. 'PHONE lew.
MONEY TO LEND. MONEY to lend in large or small sums at lowest rates. N.B,—Very favorable terms for small amounts. Govett & QuiLLIAM, Solicitors. MB A. H. COLLINS, SURGEON DENTIST. (Avery's Buildings) Devon Stbeet, New Plymouth. Telephone 185. Lady in attendance DENTAL NOTICE. JgBIC SPENCEB BAYLEY, SUEGEON DENTIST. (Late of London, A and late pupil of N, Miller, Esq., L.L.D., and Dr Cleveland, L.D.S.) Booms: Egmoat Clumbers, Street. Lady in attendance. Telephone 180. M ALONE, McVEAGH AND ANDEBSON, SOLICITOUS, New Plymouth, Lv<h,ewooi>, SthatfOßD; Eltiiam & Kai-o.NUA,
Wean Only HEN BROS.' " Special Toe " "ALL BLACK" FOOTBALL BOOTS. OUB SPECIAL TOE KEEPS HABD. Six Different Makes in Stock.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND others appreciate careful carting; Ring up 'phone No. IDS with your orders. Furniture removing a specially. Estimates free. SAMPLE ROOMS Light, large or small, airy, centrally situated and well looked after. An advice card reserves rooms at any time. B. TODD C A E R I E E, Cubbie Sikeet...Ne\v Plymouth.
Money to lend at lowest rates of lltCl'l'lil. J A M E S ~Ta N D E li S ON ARCHITECT. Office: King's Buildings, cornel' of Devon and Brougham Streets. jjl TAN DI Sll AND KERR BARRISTERS AND SOLICITOUS NEW Pltmouth, Loans negotiated at lowest current rales of interest. ESTON AND WESTON, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, New Plymouth and Inolewood. T. S. Wekto.v, Notary Public. - We liave several sums awaiting investment at same rates and 011 same terms as to repayment, etc., as Government loan moneys.
YOUR OLD TABLEWEAR MADE TO LOOK NEW And wear equal to the finest SkcHiekl Plate. THKEE EEASONS WHY you should have your tablewear replated ; 1. Because it is dangerous to eat with a brassy spoon or fork. 2. To improve the appearance of your table. 3; Last, not least, because repliitiug costs about half the price of buying new poods. WE CAN REPLATE: Silver forts, spoons, cruets, etc. IN"ickcl cycle parts, coach work, plumbers' goods, etc, Gold bangles, brooches, etc. Tiuplating dairy machinery, etc. Postal orders receive prompt attention. P. de la Haye, Devon street east, above Bed House, New Plymouth
COKNWALL'S SCHOOL OP MUSIC. MESSKS. COKNWALL BIIOS, have resumed leaching, and will receive pupils for VIOLIN, PIANO, VOICE IUtODUCTION, AND SINGING. Also, MANDOLIN, GUITAIt, AND BANJO. 1 Will visit Inglcwootl Mondays, and Waitara Thursdays.
SALE OF FANCY GOODS. I AM giving up my Fancy Goods business, and all present stocks of China, Glass, Jewellery and Basket Ware must lie sacrificed. GREAT REDUCTIONS. Lower Sliop to let. MILLINERY. I have just returned fromWc..ington and am now unpacking my WINTER STOCKS OF DRESS & MILLINERY GOODS, all personally selected. I have engaged a First-Class Milliner from the leading house in the Empire City, who will undertake all Millinery work. A trial solicited. See my Golf Blouses & Jerseys. C. H. RETFORD, Devon Street New Plymouth. Agent for famous Wertheim Sewing Machines. Terms given.
THE BISCUIT THAT PLEASES IJTliere's |a heaped-up measure of biscuit goodness in those of Carr and Co.'s. As many kinds as days in tlie month, and each new, crisp, fresh, and out of the ordinary. AT REDUCED PRICES NOW I have ]ust been advised, as New Plymouth agent, of a fresh shipment arriving My stock is always fresh, so these are selling at a big reduction to make room. CARR &*CO. MAKE THEM And that means the criterion of all that is good in biscuits. I recommend for afternoon teas and surprise parties the " Harkaway," a delicious short biscuit, or the " Maitre <le Hotel," a crisp, sweet sponge. They are ; fresh. I sell out before they can get staJe and this reduction will clear my stock almost before the others arrive. J. WHITAKER iNeit Criterion Hotel.
PIANO TUNING. Mil C. W. COIvKR, Certificated Tuner, from Messrs John Brinsmcad mid Sous, Loudon, is prepared to tune ami repair l'iauos in town or country. Mr T. Avery, Stationer, Devon Street, will be pleased to receive all orders. INCANDESCENT BUHNERS, IF KBIT CLEAN, CAN'T Bli BEAT.
MEN'S HATS A Hats arc made ou our Blocks. Tlicy are quite distinct from all others. By a special process they are not only made lighter ami more flexible, but retain thei'iflnr and wear better fhati any other malic W. T. HOOKHAI Newest Sllil])CS 6/-|-| Pliable, Sellable, IXX Durable 8 /"| ~1 New model for / XX I'JOO. Perfect shape ~t lf\ the perfection of XU; U comfort. THE CASH CLOTHIER NKW l'lA'MOrTir
JEWELERY BUSINESS SOLD "Vol will remember my last mlvcrtk'imnl t.nayouib««r«? X. were to be important changes in my business; Ihoy have eventuated ,is abcyc. The sleek must be cleared, and no reasonable offer will be refused. Kv;ry article bears llie original price, marked in plain litres. Your mone.v is worth 25 per cent more at my store lliau any oilier Jin the colony now. STOCK MUST BE CLEARED. 11l December last 1 landed a shipment of latest London goods. All arc reduced, (loud jewellery is an asset. You can buy anything from a tie-pin'to a cloclt, or a mulT-ebain to a silver tea-service, at a 25 per cent reduction anil over EAHLY BUYEKS WILL GET TJIE BEST |CHUICJi', J. H. PARKER JEWELLEB AND OPTICIAN (Next lUihvttjgCrossiag) DETONSTIiEET NEW PiOlOUTtf,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8082, 11 April 1906, Page 2
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