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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8162, 21 July 1906, Page 3

rrUHANAJQ GARRISON BAND. ~G AND COMPLIMENT PROMENADE CONCERT BANDSMAN A. HOSKIN.' DR LL HALL, NEW I>LY OUTH THURSDAY, JULY 2CIL T. B. McCONNELL, Conduct jr. N. ALLEN, Hon. Sen. INGLEWOOD 0 ORING AND PROSPECTING COMPANY, LTD. PROSPECTUSES of the above may now bo obtained from the undersigned. DUNCAN MoALLUM, Broker for Taranaki, New Plymouth. Box 82. Telephone 117.

Tar>iTnlci PETKOLEUM COT, Ltdi THE Share list, will be closed on SATURDAY next, at 4 p.m. The prospects arc enormously improved by tho recent discovery on the Company's leases at' Carrington Road, six miles from the present bore. Send or call promptly for application forms. WALTER BEWLEY, Broker.

WANTED KNOWN. THAT Monson, Nurseryman, Stratford, makes a specialty of garden hedge plants, and hardy shelter trees, including the following varieties, Eleagnus, Laurestinus, Laurels, Pittosporuin, Olcarig, Escallonia, Buonymouso, Pampas, Lawsoniana, Macrocarpa, Pinus Insignia, Pinus Muncata, etc Send for price list. R. MoK< MORRISON. STRATFORD. Millinery THERE need not bo a single woman in New Plymouth looking commonplace or plain, so far as millinery is concerned this season. We have a hat for everybody. Most women are devoting at least three hours a day to thinking of their millinery, two hours to buying it and a little time to wearing it. Even the hats that cannot be called "pretty" are admitted to have a great deal of style. It is self-evilcnt that everyone cannot wear the same model—a tilted hat on e certain type of woman is about as becom- i ing as the post office tower would bcSvere it mounted on her head. At ?ur establishment we endeavor not to lose the vital point—suiting the hat to the woman. If you don't see what you want tell us, , and special designs will be made to carry out your ideas. C. H. RETFORD'S DEVON STREET. (Opposite Fraser, Chemist). Agent for Wertheim Sewing Machine.

GENUINE LAND BARGAIN. FINE COAST FARM, 530 acres, 6-roomed houso, 6 paddocks, all level. A splendid chance. Price £ll 10s an acre, or owner will exchange for SHEEP PROPERTY. Apply for full particulars. 60 ACRES Bell Block, all grass, 5-roomed house, 6 paddocks, one mile from school and faotory. Price £lO 10s, or owner would exchange for partly improved farm. 1400 ACRES COAST LAND, 850 in grass, metal road, 6-roomed house, etc. A Bargain. Price £i 6s, or owner will exchange for smaller farm. Land nearly all level. N.P. FARM, 160 Acres, 6-roomed house, scullery, bath, etc., i miles from New Plymouth Price £l6 10s, or exchange for farm in Inglewood or Stratford. 100 ACRES, suburban farm, native bush in clumps, 5-roomed residence, fine view, good soil. Oil rights not sold This land will greatly increase in value, being in best suburb of New Plymouth, A first-rate investment. Note.—Owners of properties wishing to sell.or exchange will do well to send us full particulars of their property. . E. J. CARTHEW & CO Land Agents. Telephone 178 P.O. 133.

ELEAGNUS MAKES GOOD SHELTEE FLI STOCK. 1 iILEAGNUS makes a fiao hedge or brake. Grows quick and strong Makes a hedge in a few years that will defy a mad bull or the fiercest gale, You wiiiit shelter ou your farm. Cows will be warmer and more comfortable, and their feed will do them good; calves want it, and your horsea will make for it. You've seen this yourselves scores of times, Very little trouble to raise or keep clean; no prickles or thorns, Tic li hedge plant ever grown is the ELK AGNUS grown at THE RA.HOTU NURSERIES. (J. 13. BROOM, PaorwuTott).

PIANO TUNING tt C. W. COKEK, Certificated ill Tuner, fro Brinmead and Son.., , ... r ._ pared to tune and repair Pianos i u .town or country. Mr T. Avery, St. .loner, Devon Street, will be pleased a ccive all orders O.T. PUNCH DOES not contain chomicals of any description, and is an instant i ure for indigestion. Kept at all Hotels refreshment rooms, etc