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Uomfort Elegance Stability THIHEKE points about every JL vehicle that is turned out of my shop. Unless the builder can. guarantee there, lie's not likely to get your business. I guarantee every gig, trap, buggy or wagon that Ij build. There's another point—price. I never sacrifice quality to priee, yet I'll quote you as low as anyone. M. 0. BUTCHER Condi and Carriage Builder. GiirStreot ... Now Plymouth., THE WORKERS Can see through the Flour Trust's move to try and_ki]l their only "CHAMPION" To get a monopoly and grind their bones to powdor. Bnt the Bone and Smew of the Country have nailed their eolors to " CHAMPION'S " Mast, and defy the Trust Monster of inferior quality. (Auckland " Star," April 19th, 1906. ATTITUDE OF TRADES COUNCIL. At last night's meeting of the Trades and J abor Council, reference was made to the effect the operations of the Southern Flour Trust would have on the pockets of the workers if the local mills were unable to keep pace with the competition. Mr W. I'eake mentioned that large quantities of Southern Flour had been coming into Auckland, and stated that it was to their own interest for the workers to stand by the looal .mills, but for which the price of Flour would now be considerably higher. He suggested that the matter be brought before all the unions, asking them to support the local mills.—The Obairman Mr H. W. Brookes endorsed the remarks, stating that it was a well-known fact the flour received from the Auckland Mills was good, and that bad reports had been received of the Southern Flour placed on the market, while the American Flour was reuorted to be even worse. XYXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 NOONAN'S, X X (Established 1880.) X X —— X | Ladies' & Gents' Tailors. | X X y TUST Landed.—A Largo 5 1/ Consignment of Choice £ Materials Suitable for x Ladies' & Gentlemen's^ X We "- I Being established upwards of X a quarter of a century, cua- X X tomers can rely on getting £ X tlieir orders executed in up-to- X X date style. Ladies' costumes X and Eiding Habits a speciality. X X Rote the address: X X X X Noonan's, x X Deyon Street, New Plymouth. X X X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Millinery THERE need not be a single woman in New Plymouth looking commonplace or plain, so far as millinery is concerned this soasou. We have a hat for everybody. Most women are dovoting at least three hours a day to thinking of their millinery, two hours to buying it and a little time to woariug it. Even the hats that cannot be called "pretty" are admitted to have a great deal of style. It is self-evi lent that everyone cannot wear the same model—a tilted hat onaceuam type of woman is about as becoming as the post office tower would bo were it mounted on her head. At our establishment we endeavor not to lose the vital point—suiting the hat to the woman. If you don't see what you want toll us, and special designs will be made to carry out your ideas. C. H. RETFORD'S DEVON STREET. (Opposite Fraser, Chemist). Agent for Werfhcim Sewing Machine. NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA Ltd. Directors •. A. E. I'earce Esq. (Chairman) ; W. Fraser Esq., M.H.K, and Nicholas Eeid Esq. FUNDS NEAKLY £4,200,000. ANNUAL INCOME NEAKLY £763,000. 1. No Policy allowed to lapse so long as there is a surrender value sufficient to pay the Premium. 2. No Member compelled to pay a Higher Premium than that set opposite his age on the Table of ltates. 3. Age taken at nearest birthday. Oil TON STEVENS, Manager for New Zealand. ELEAGNUS AKES GOOD SHELTER 1()K STOCK. g/ILEAGNUS makes a tine hedge or brake. Grows quick and strong Makes a hedge in a few years that will defy a mad bull or the fiercest gale Veil want shelter on your farm. Cows will be wanner and more comfortable, and their feed will do them good; calves want it, and your horses will make for it. You've seen this yourselves scores of times. Very little trouble to raise or keep clean, The best hedge plant ever grown is the ELIiAGNI.'S, grown at THE RA.HOTU NURSERIES. (.TAMES J3 GIiOOM, Pbopbiktob). O.T. PUNCH (nin-alcoholie) IS a delicious warming and invigorating beverage, tasty and good obtainabe at all Stores and liefresh-ment-rooms, or wholesale from L, D, jfatliun & Co

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8164, 25 July 1906, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8164, 25 July 1906, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8164, 25 July 1906, Page 3

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