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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81848, 15 September 1906, Page 3

IN ABOUT 8 DAYS rpHTC ladies of New Plymouth and JL surrounding districts will liave the opportunity of inspecting the choicest and most varied assortment of spring and summer goods eyer landed in New Plymouth. Every lino was specially selected by our London buyers, who write us that "This beautiful shipment which we are sending you by the " Kumara " you will find to be the nicest and best assorted that you have yet had. Every lino has received our personal attention. The question of price has been a very difficult one owing to an ever-rising market. However, we have done well. for you, and you will not haye the slightest difficulty in selling the lot in a very short time, and hope to |have cables from you for repeat orders," etc., etc. This Great Shipment Includes: Trimmed millinery Children's millinery lteadyto-wear hats Pellises Untritumed straws Frocks, etc. Crash, Holland Linen and Tweed Costumes. Lovely muslin Dress Tweeds Crepe de chene Silk delaines Linen Wool delaines Lawn blouses Cotton delaines Muslin robes India lawns Muslin skirts India linens Underwear in long cloth and calico, White underskirts Hollands Belts Cambrics Veilings! Sateens Laces Curtains And a Beautiful lot of white & colored Dress Muslins, Tics Curtain muslins Sunshades (frilled and plain) Corsets Madras muslins and Summer jackets 'Guipure Bilk mantles Lace ourtains, etc, Silk Jackets PARTICULAfiS LATEB. DEVON STEEET (ONLY), N E£W PLYMOUTH

DAZZLING DIAMONDS MONEY invested in poor jewellery is money wastod. Money invested in good jewellery is money well invested. Why not buy a diamond P Asido from their beauty and their deserved popularity as ornaments, diamonds are a safe and sensible investment. They are always stable in value. N. GREINER (late j. h. parkf.r), DEVON STREET - . - NEW PLYMOUTH.

The Best Meat Supply ON THE. COAbT. ILY not get the best ? It costs you no moro than inferior meat, and gives you more sustenance and moro satisfaction.. My yards and shops are absolutely cloan. Small goods—German sausages, tripe, while puddings, etc.-, are turned out in firstclass stylo, and are on sale at the Okato shop and from my carts, which pass your door regularly. The business is under the capablo management of Mr Clarry, of Australia, and satisfaction is guaranteed. Shops at Okato and Oakura. Barum Pottery BAKER & CO. HAVE ]ust imported a parcel of the above. This ware was selected by the British Commissioners from out of all tho manufactures of the United Kingdom, to bo sent to tho Chicago Exhibition to represent English Pottery in tho Artlstio and Grotesque Styles M. C. Lawson, BUTCHER. Come and seo THE GAZEKAS, THE TOVES, and the

BORROGOVES It's enough to make a eat laugh. See also our display of CHINA TEA SETS, etc., etc. Thoy are worth looking at. BAKER & Co. DEVON STREET. 'momTiOtUiL LIFE iSSOCIUIffI OP MISDirectors: A. J5. Pearce Esq. (Chairman); W Fraser Esq., M.H.E, and Nicholas Beid Esq. FUNDS NEARLY £4,21)0.000, ANNUAL INCOME NEAKLY £703,000, THREE IMPORTANT PRINCIPLES Introduced by this Association.

1, No Policy allowed to lapse so long as there is a surrender value sufficient to pay tlio Premium. 2, No Member compelled to pay a Higher Premium than tliat sot opposite his age on the T&ble of Bates. 3, Age taken at nearest birthday. ORTON STEVENS, Manager for Zealand