Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8094, 26 April 1906, Page 2

■I. H. BENTLEY, DRAPER AND MILLINER DEVON STKEET, NEW PLYMOUTH. WILL TELL i O GOOD NEWS ABOUT DRAPERY. WATCH HEBE FOE. IT. Important ! BICYCLES at £lO 10 s, Complete witli free whffi and guaranteed. BOYS' TRICYCLSS with rubber tyres, cheap. ;iOCKEY REQUISITES Sticks, Balls, etc. GO-CARTS Latest designs just arrived from our Wellington Factory. Very strong, and showy.

FREE WHEELS Fitted to any make of machine. REPAIRS Of nny description at low price.. Tyros, Tubes and Sundries AT ' ReynoW Cycle Dapot DEVON ST. 'PHONE 109. THE BEST BAKERY. IS where Urn best cookery comes from. People say tin* lisst is THE HYGIENIC, whose trade is increasing daily, so there's something in the popular \erdifi. During the Easter rush the makiug of Almond and Shrewsbury Biscuits and Banbury Cakes was stopped, but is renewed now. Also Neapolitan Cakes Steak and Kidney Pies and Fruit Pies every day. Well-filled plate cf Ike choicest edibles, with a good cup of tea, at our Afternoon. Tea Rooms,

THE TALKING MACHINE DEPOT . ("THE TALKEKIES") DEVON STREET EAST, NEW PLYMOUTH. Edison's Phonographs, and gold-mounted records. Gramapliones, Disc Records and all requisites. All repairs executed at shortest notice.

COKNWALJL/'S SCHOOL OP MUSIC. Messes, coenwall beos. have resumed teaching, and will receive pupils for VIOLIN, PIANO, "VOICE PRODUCTION, AND SINGING. Aiso, MANDOLIN, GUITAE, AND BANJO. Will visit Inglewood Mondays, aud Waitara Thursdays

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND others appreciate careful carting; King up 'phone No. 198 with your orders. Furniture removing a specialty. Estimates free. SAMPLE ROOMS Light, large or small, airy, centrally situated and well looked after. An advice card reserves rooms at any time. R. TODD cni i n Cdbbie Sibeet....New Plymouth,

FOTfc WHITK SHIETS . 'l'/G. 6/8, 0/0, 7/0 i short * • or full frouts, four-fold, fittings, EVFiIVTIVTi- FIILL DKESS SHIET, 7/11,8/6. The cut 1 V " awl finish arc perfect, and the dressing W"0 4 p the best that can bo had. • • WHITE KID GLOVES, 2 button, French Aid, 1/0,1/9. EESS BOWS, newest shapes STTFEItJOII QUALITY, two spring 2/0 m white cambric, fid. MEN'S CAS MM HALF.HOSE, for dress wear, black ombroidered fronts 1/0. W. T. HOOKHAM J HE CASH clothier UUniIHIII Devon and Brougham streets, NEW PLYMOUTH

Jewellery Prices Down. TT you are likely to want Jewellery, Watches or Clocks ;it any , ll ™ L ' ™ lud "car future, you .should buy now. Our biff aud and well-selected stock has to be rcduced'in the next few weeks the business having been sold. To accomplish this, you are ottered J 25 per cent, off for Cash Scores, hundreds, tell us that the prices have never been so low. \\ e know that, and we know that (he prices are seliinir our goods. The opportunity is not everlasting. By the middle of -? X T*T°rimV take place. So now is your time. oj- IN THE I DISCOUNT. Customer; are requested to call at once for repairs. J. H. PARKER JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN (Next Kailway Crossing) DKVONSTIiEET NEW PLYMOUTH