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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8087, 18 April 1906, Page 2

£lO 10/A New Bicycle With, free wlieel complete. You have waited years for this. CALL AND INSPECT RUDGES Fitted, with COASTER HUBS RIM BRAKES TWO-SPEED os * THREE-SPEED HUBS.

Hockey A sample lot of sticks just arrived. Reynolds' Cycle Depot DEVON ST, 'PHONE 1(W

Wear Only McEWEN BROS.' "Special Toe" "ALL BLACK" FOOTBALL BOOTS, ?' OUU SPECIAL TOE KEEPS lI.VIiD. & i Six Different Makes in Stock.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS ND others appreciate care- i ful carting; Ring np 'phone No. 198 with your orders. Furniture removing a specialty. Estimates free. after. An advice card reserves rooms at any time. CARRIER. CCBBIB SIBEET...NEW PLYMOUTH. I i YOUR OLD TABLEWEAR MADE TO LOOK NEW And wear equal to the finest Sheffield Three reasons why you ftouldliave your tablewear replated : i 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 replating costs about half the price of buying new goods. j WE CAN REFLATE: Silver forks, spcous, cruets, etc. Nickel cycle parts, coach work, plumbers' goods, etc, Gold bangles, brooches, etc. Tinplating dau'y machinery, etc. Postal orders receive prompt attention. P. de la Haye, I Devon street east, above Red House, New Plymouth. SAMPLE ROOMS Light, large or small, airy, centrally situated and well looked R. TODD Plate.

THE BISCUII THAT PLEASES There's Ja heaped-up measure of biscuit goodness iu those of Carr and Co.'s. As many Muds as days in the mouth, and each new, crisp, fresh, and out of the ordinary. AT REDUCED PRICES NOW 1 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 de Hotel," a crisp, sweet sponge. They are fresh. I sell out before they can get stale and this reduction will clear my stock almost before the others arrive. J. WHITAKER iNext Criterion Hotel.

FOR . . EVENING WEAR. . DRESS BOWS, newest shapes in white cambric, Od. W. T. HOOKHAM WHITE SHIRTS, <l/0, o/O, 0/0, 7/6; short or full fronts, four-fold fittings. FULL DRESS SHIRT, 7/11,8/0. The cut and finish arc perfect, and the dressing the best that can be had. WHITE KID GLOVES, 2 button, French kid, 1/0,1/9. SUPERIOR QUALITY, two spring, 2/0, MEN'S CASHMISEE HALF-HOSE, for dress wear, black embroidered fronts 1/0. THE CASH CLOTHIER I levon and Brougham streets, -\E\V PLYMOUTH

JEWELERY BUSINESS SOLI) "YrOl' niil remember my last aclraliscincnl lo;fi youllicrc JL were to be important (-liaiigt'K in my business; lliey . hiive evculuuted as iibcve. The sleek must be elcarvil, anil lid reasonable oiler w ill lie refused. jivory article bears (lie original price, marked in plain figures. Yuur money is worth 25 per cent more al my store lluin any otber jin Ihe colony now, STOCK MUST BE CLEARED. In December lasl I landed a shipment of latest Lomlon goods. All are reducud. Good jewellery is au assel, You can buy anything frdmi a tie-pin to a clock, or a mull'-chain to a silver tea-service, at a 25 per cent reduction and over, EAULY BUYEHS \VILL GET THE ISIvST ;CHOICii. J. H. PARKER JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN (Next Railway Crossing) DiiVOKSTKIiJiT NijW i'LYMOUXIij