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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81832, 27 August 1906, Page 3

[ Btnuun»m)tiwZMu*»artDt "lIT* ha»e, daring tht put 17 yttn, ** sold only the Best Tew, end .to-day we hive the uneaualle* MpuUUoD, and so long as our name h on the packet er box we marantet the Teas, arid the best value at the prices. Nelson Moate & Co.; Introduced cevlon Tu |b ■M-mm. I XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJSX I NOONAN'S, I y (Etinbhshed 188 J.) | 1 Consignment of.Ghrioe Materials Suitable for xLadles' & Gentlemen's! X Wew». I X .-n.. _ ~,,... . _ w Y a quarter of a century, o_ x tomers can rely on Retting 5 X their orders executed in un-to. 5 T and Biding Habits a speciality. J Note the address; f X Noonan'si STUDY YOUE FALATE. BY having my CHOICE GOODS, always on hand. These goods are PUEB, WHOLESOME AND NUTRITIOUS. They have pleased others, and will satisfy you. Call at SCOTT'S PORK BtJTCHEBT, DEVON STfIEET

MORE MILK MORE MONEY FOE THE PABMEE. your farm more productive is to go in more for good shelter trees. The POMONA NI-HBEBIEB, Bahofcu, has • large stock of Finos Jiuricata, Pinus Insignis, Boithorn, Olearia, eto. All well-grown FRUIT TREES Apples, Peaches, Pears, and gooseberries. The only grown at this nursery are those that succeed in the Taranaki district, and, being exposed to the Cape Egmont winds, will thrive in any other part of Taranaki, The proprietor is an experienced fruitgrower, and will advise intending planters who write or call. THE RAHOTtJ NURSERIES. (JAMES B. GBOOM, Pbopwwob) DO YOU REAJD ?

ate 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 fiotion. I have just added the following New and Popular* Books. " The Gambler," 1. C. Thurston " Man on the H. MeGrata " Heart's Delight" Louis Tracey " Penwick's Career," Mrs Humphrey Ward " Pace of Clay," Vachell "My Sword of Lafayette," M« Pemberton " Xoul Grier," Louis Trany "Mystery of a Motor Oar," W. Le Queux " 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. Eaine " Giant Circumstances," Oxenliam " Nine Day's Wonder," Croker " Sea Spray," and " Back to Sunny Seas," P. T. Bullen "Soprano," P. M. Crawford "Doctor Tom," J. W. Streetor | And other uuw works added ron. stantlyas they arrive from the Pub* lisher. T. R. HODDER, DFVON ST., NJEW PLYMOUTH GOLDEN GRID "kESTAUBANT AND OYSTEB i SALOON, opposite Theatre Royal, Devon Street, New Plymouth, Hot meals at all hours from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. (midnight). Sundays from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Fish, luncheon, oyster and supper rooms. The beiit in town for all meals. Bock oysters can be had fresh every day. Stewart Island oysters kept in stock— H per doz., 'ls to 2s 6d per bottle. Guaranteed fresh. Boiled ham cut in slices, Is 6d per lb. Smoked fish always in stock. A large supply of oyster shells for garden paths, etc. A trial solioited. J. W. KURTA PBOPBIETOB

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