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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81828, 22 August 1906, Page 2

SHIPPING. POST OP NEW PLYMOUTH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. PHASES OP THE MOON. Last quarter, August 12th, lh. 24m 17i. p.m. New Moon, 20th Augr st, 1.1 p.m. Pint quarter, 27th Au/a&t, 12.19 p. Tall Mops, 3rd September, 11.30 a.n Last quarter, 11th September, 8.3 ARBITER August 81, Botoiti, 3.8., 1159 tons Bobertion, from South. Passengers— Meun Gray, Fairh&ll, Seleg; 7 steer age. SAILED. August 21: Takapuna, s.s., 103' toni, Holford, for Onehunga. Passei ti—Miaiea Leaver, Millan, Mcs aei Heslop, Young, McCarthy Messrs Worsp, Laird, Young, Hookey Irvine, Hiudley, Hawyard, Laid McTerran, Wilson, and others; 2; steerage. August 21: Botoiti, s.s., 1159 tons Bobertion, for North. TELEGBAPHIC ASBITSD. Bluff, 20: Warrinuj, from Hobart, (English Mail), 2.30 p.m. Onehunga, 21: Barawa, from Ne' Plymouth, 810 a.m. EXPECTED ABBIVALS. Ngapuhi, from Manukau, Wednesday Takapuna, from South, Thursday. Botoiti, frost Manukau, Thursday. Ngapuhi, front Onehunga, Friday. Ngapuhi, from Manukau, Monday. Takapuna, from Manukau, Tuesday, Botoiti, from South, Tuesday. Seen our Velvet Polishers ? OST useful novelties L wc have introduced for some time. That's saying a great deal. They're yelret-covered pads made in handy sizes and shap*s for different purposes —one kind for stoves, one tor linoleum, aid ona, for hoots. The liaoleum polisher may be strapped on to an ordinary broom in a moment a very elever idea. OKEY, SON & ARNOLD DEVON STBEET, BAKING Fill Bet Besults in the making of your cakes, scones, puldings and pastry, POWDER It is the best and is guaranteed pure and wholesome. Sold at all Stores In 6d and Is Tins. S DRKPATRICK. & Co., Ltd O.T. PUNCH (non-alcoholic) IS a delicious warming and mrißor ating beverage, tasty and good Obtainable at all Stores and Befrcsh ment-rooms, or wholesale from L. D Nathan & Co. Comfort Elegance Stability. MfBEE points about ever vehicle that is turned out of my shop. Unless the builder can guarantee there, ha,'s not likely to get your gig, trap, buggy or wagon that I I build. There's another I flee quality to price, yet I'll quote you as low as anyone. tepairs Neat and With DespatchM. 0. BUTCHER Coach and Carriage Builder. Gill Street ... New Plymouth. DO YOU BEAD ? \P course you do. Perhaps you are not anxious to store up books on account of the cost. Then join my largely patronised circulating library' replete with all standard works of modern fiction. I have just added the following New and Popular Books "The Gambler," B. 0. Thurston « Man on the Box," H. McGrath ** Heart's Delight" Louis Tracey "Fenwick's Career," Mrs Humphrey Ward "Face of Clay," Vachcll "My Sword of Lafayette," Max Pemberton " Koul Gricr," Louis Trany " Mystery of a Motor Car," W. Le Queux j " Lady Baltimore," Wister "Heritage of The Free," David Lyall " The Vagabond," J. Palmer " The Way of The Lea," B. Haggard " Frenzied Finance " Lawson " Heart of Wales," A. Baine " Giant Circumstances," Oxenham " Nine Day's Wonder," Croker " Sea Spray," and " Back to Sunny Seas," F. T. Bui leu "Soprano," F. M. Crawford "Doctor Tom," J. W. Strceter And other new works added constantly as they arrive from the Publisher. T. E. HODDEK, DFVON ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH 5/6 ELECTRIC LAMP 5/6 THAT will go in your pocket is a decided convenience. A safe, reliable, powerful light; no danger, nothing to get out of order; saves time, language and matches. A thousand uses. P. de la Haye, JLECTttO-PUXEB (op. lied Heme)