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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8122, 30 May 1906, Page 3

tamui. mmei % / * the largest bale or any TEAS IN THE WORLD IN COIN* "ARISON TO THE POPULATION or ANY COUNTRY. HONNOB AND CLARK LIAEDET STREET, New Plymouth. JJAVE FOE BALE.— Bradley Gigs Famers' Gigi New Plymouth Gigs Double-seated Buggy, second Land, And several second hand Gigs and Spring Carts. RUBBER TYRES A BPECIAWT A Bountiful Breakfast GOOD MORNING I Are you ready for breakfast? There is no doubt it is good policy to have a really well plenished breakfast table: plenty of good, nourishing food. It is also wise to take time and get a really ■■ good substantial breakfast. To start the day well in this respect will enable you to accomplish more w<urk with less physical expense. THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY can provide you with dainty and substantial breakfast-table requirements. ~

Boiled Oats, Grapo Nuts, Force, Quaker Oats, elo., etc. Loaf Sugar, Crys. Sugar Moist' Sugar. We strongly rcoommend our own tinported on tlie sunny uplands of Ceylon They will be found dclieion* and economieiil beverages.. 1/., 3 /4, 1/10,2/., 2/6 lb. jjlr Condensed or Dried Milk arid Cream. Dnffiip Bell Block Factory Dullvl Butter, fresh twico weekly, superb, Is lb i, Ham arid Bwon ot Primest quality C. CARTER DEVON ST.. HEW PLtMOtJTH. Do You Want Good Health? If so, buy everything of the best quality. Everyone that.doesn't know ought to know that I have tho real .pure unadulterated coffee, ground fresh-every day. Once tried, always used. BACON . Finest quality money can buy Everybody likes good bacon and hains. Try mirie. The public vcrdiot is thai mine is tho only shop whore you can feet really aged tasty cheese. A. VEALE. Thkatbb Royal Buildings, 'Phone 166. YOUR LAST OHANCE FOR MAORI CURIOS BETIBING FBOM BUSINESS.

MKS KENNINGTON (late "But tcrworthV) intends disposing of her wholo collection of _ MAORI CUBIOS At the Christohurch International Inhibition, if not sold out before* ALSO FOB SALE, The Commodious Shop and Dwelling at present occupied by Mrs Eennington, known as '•THE OLD CUBIOBITY SHOP" Dbton Stbbbt. SWEET PASTURES MAKE SWEET MEAT AND all our stock for killing is grown and grazed on tho sweetest pastures. That's of groat importance. , OUR SHOP KEEPS IT SWEET . . Cloanlinbss is tho keynote of our success at tho shop,' Combined with this, of course, is unfailing courtesy to customers, promptness in attending to your warns', und tho lowest possible prices. A penny per lb off beef and ycal FOB CASH. R. W. DIXON THE A.l. BUTCHBBV, Brougham St root. Phono 50. 97 O.T. PUNCH WARMS and invigorates without luebrintiuii. It is inimufac. Lured from Chillies and Fruit Juices'. Be sure you gel O.T. Obtainable from ill Stores. FASHIONS Hi FUIITUM CHANGE SLOWLY . . . But none tho less surely. Iho „ days of vulgar curving, ma-chine-mode mouldings, and distorted outlines are gone, Tho tendency of tnuacru , thought is towards fimplieily gfc or even severity of outline, re- 8 lief being obtained 1 y arlfstie metal work. Wo are now extensively producing this class j of design, and nre exhibiting in our window for a few days A BUFFET which is a fairly good example of this school. Vor AUTISTIC GOODS, whether Cabinets, Carpets or Curtains, no bouse equals ' BAKER and Co.'s; DEVON BTBEKT. By special appointment Cabinet Makers to uis Excellency Lord-* Northcote, Governor-General of Australia,