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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81825, 18 August 1906, Page 3

OLD LOW Afiw trying i MOATPS PURE TEAS, x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx J NOONAN'S,'. y (Established 1880.) , if Ladies' & G«nts' TaUors. T „ TrnuT t.„-j»j i t , jr it Consignment of Choice ;| X Materials Suitable for ';'■ f Ladies' & Gentlemen's X Wear. . ■{ x • '? Being established upwards of .', Y a quarter of a century, ous- ':• x tomcrs can rely on Retting - Y their orders executed in up-to. •; £t darn kKttl« T.«Ji»." »«.t.fjl ■ „ and Biding Habits a speciality, " Note the address: x Noonan'Si X Deyon Streot, New Plymouth, XXXXXXXXXXXXXX V "™ , » OH! MOTHBJ fume. What is it? Why it's Coffee being ground at YEI I E ' Only I*9 per lb Try some for broakfart. A. VEAii GEOCEB, Theatro Boyal BuiM(j]g«, Om PUNCH is a skiltu' Slew •A • of scleral Fruit Juioeg' combined with CHiUies, waick makes 3 delightful warming and inyigi " GAS GRILLEh THK BEST MEAT Is the only moat you ought to buy, The b»st meat is obtainable from GAM and Co. Stores Coy's. Buildings, N.P. We will wait on you for your orders and guarantee the quality. We REDUCED PRICES So we confidently ask your support. Try us with yonr cash. (Ml and Co. GROW YOUR OWN VEGETABLES. Few pursuits are healthy as gardening, few so interesting and few so economical and 1 profitable. But you must have good seeds. YATES' SEEDS are RELIABLE SEEDS! Every kind of VgetaWe and Flower Seed, every seed for farm requirements. Eighty years' experienc» in seed proportion have brought .-- Arthur Yates & Co. thousands upon thousands of testimonials us to the absolute reliability of tkeir seeds. J. A. Wiritaker AGENT FOR NEW PLYMOUTH Next Criterion Hotel,. THE WORKERS Can see through the Flour Trust's move to try and kill their only "CHAMPION" To get a monopolyjmd grind their bones to powdar. Bnt the Bone and Sinew of the ' Country have nailed their ■ colors to "CHAMPION'S"' Mast, and defy the Trust ' Monster of inferior quality, ,' (Auckland " Star," April 19th, 1906. ATTITUDE OF TRADES COUNCIL: ■ ''■' wouid-havo on Ihe pockets of uiu \>uiiMi..i if the local mills wore unable to keep pace with the competition, Mr-. W. Pcake mentioned that large quantities of tjouthei n Flour had been coming into Auckland, and stated that it was to theirown interest for the workers to standby the looal mills, but for which the price of Flour would now be considerably higherHe suggested that the matter be brought. before all the unions, asking them to * "■- '"lal mills—The Chairman, —aCs endorsed the remarks, stating that it was a well-known faottha flour received from the Auckland Mills : good, and that bad reports ha* booh of the Southern Flour placed on I the market, while the A ! *" I ouorled to be even O.T. PUNCH (non-alcoholic) IS a delicious'warming and juvigd" ating beverage, tasty and gooj Obtainable at all Stores and Befrcjj ment-roonis, or wholesale from LT3 Nathan & Co. • cj A RING AND