Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81912, 27 December 1906, Page 3

id .rr.tlagr, frciii lfltk Vrinl. AAI kmdly leave il nl llii" cIU-e '' I T 03T.— lair of Lomairn ti,.ld LJ uln-i-i u|. w }v»tcr.i;ij. I Jfindcr kin,!'v return A'kws Oili-e . . Km! found j general serv.Vi t) Ls.< j\|>;. j- ■..■ yuott's ilv R.stry. C.,rr... M r.-i-t. o l~kt- ~" . full ijuartcr section;lliont —n d BACK to the u OLD LOVE. 1 After Wytob nearly every oljjer b/end, I fj am at lest convinced '" that.,,,. '■>' NtLSON \ MOAITS 'PURE' TEAS, CHKISTMAS, 1906. Goldwatep'c Christmas Hamper.*. 1 BOTTLE WHISKY 1 BOTTLa BRANDY 1 BOTTLE WINE 1 BOTTXE HUM. 8 BOTTLES aLE 20/- CASH (Casks I/. Extha). Country customers nt Flag Stations pleasoudd rail (1/6) to P.O. Orders. BEOS. WINE & SSPIK;T MERCHANTS I '■• New PlyWcth, THERE is always a \ good amount of 'pending nwsey for th« Xroas. Seacoa. When you spend it you waßt the b*it value. THOS. AVEKY Bookseller, Stationer, etc., Devon Btreet, has an immense 6tock of seasonable goods for the Holiday Season. BCME OF THE LINES) Pictorial Postcards and Postcard A bums, Xma<. and New Year Calendars (a beautiful selection), Private Greeting CaTds (with your own wording neatly printed in various styles), Presentation Books (including the popular authors and best poets), Chßd tin's Annuals, and a raott choice assortment of Stationeiy all at easy price;. • ■':'.• VERY SUPERIOE STOCK Of Ladies' and Gents' Travellisg Bags, Dieasing Caa-s, Lsdirs' Hand Bags, latest, style Puises and Pocket Books, Maaica Sets, Fancywork Baskets, Workboxes, Autograph, Writing, Photo and photo-mounting Al bums, Toilet Requisites, Hand Seta, Dressing-room Stands, Shaving Sets and Cases, Military Hair Brushes, Desks and.Statk-n ery Cabinets, Fountain and Stylographic Pens, Pocket and Commercial Diaries, Games of every kind. Pictures, etc., etc. | All goods are new and valuable and will be sold at prices that cannot be beaten, Come and make your own <n« epection. T. AVEBY BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, Etc 1 R. HODDER, retiring Jlbrii business, begs thank his numerous customers for their liberal support aecordtd him and fin"' state that subscribers will be supplitd with magazines and journals rtgularly by his successor Mr A. J. Burgess, for whom he solicits the same patronage. All amounts are requested to b« settled «n or before December tjth, 1906.; CAKNIVAL AKD AST UNION • in aid of THE RECREATION SPOUTS GROUND,' opening in the THEATRE BOY-AL On BOXING NIGHT at 7 30. ■ Continuing on THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS ADMISSION, Is; Children, Od ;. Dress Circle, Cd extra, IN order to assist Hie causa -the following' firms are giving »,n art union ticket (free) to every cu»tomiT purchasing £1 worth of good* fo' - cash: — J. AVERY, Tobacconist. T. AVERY, Btalioner and Fancy Goods dealer. BRAUND & TUNB RIDGE, Furnishers. A. L. COOKE, Jeweller. COLONIAL PIANO Co. DEARE'S BOOT .ARCADE, Theatre Buildings. A. GEORGE. Cycle Depot, Br ham street. -* A. H. HASSELL. Test '' MOREY & MOOR" ore, King-street, i """"RTON & Co, "'.SYKES. CI-