Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81914, 7 January 1907, Page 3

Bold Statement But A Fact I :, without fear of tion, to have done what firm in the world I J firm in the World in companion to eater quantity of tea than previously (although wt have refused to supply common tea), thus proving a continuance of deserved popularity. This has been done by honest dealing and truthful advertising, and giving the public the best tea procurable at the different prices. I &yfeo; New Zeafeaf; Tasmania. 1

What's Wanted ''IK Every Household. The only place in 'Cut' naki at which yon con se.cure "SPECIAL HEALTH BBEAD' J. W. THOMPSON'S. Made from specially prepared flour that retains all the nutritious properties of wheat. Quality unsurpassed. Try our small goads. You will be suro to come along again. The People's Bakery DEVON STUEET. Pli»ino i'i.

YOU WANT THE BEST VALUE FOE YOUK, MONEY THERE is always a amount of spending i for the Xmas. Season, you spend it ysu want tb value. THOS AVER Bookseller, Stationer, etc., Devo, street, hat an immense stock o. seasonable goods for the Holiday, Season.

SOME OF THE LINES! Pictorial Postcards and Postcard Albums, Xmoj. nnd New Year Calendars (a beautiful selection), Private Greeting Cards (with your own wording- neatly printed in various styles), Presentation Books (including the popular ■ authors and best poets), Child ren's Annuals, and a most chofco assortment of Stationery all at easy prices. VERY SUPERIOR STOPK Of Ladies' and Gents' Travelling* Bags, Dressing Casts, Ladi-s* Hand Bags, latest style Purses and Pocket Book«, Man die Sets, Fancywork Baskets, Workboxes, Autograph. Writing, Photo and Photo-mounting Al bums, Toilet Requisites, Hand Sets, Drcssing-rosm ' Stanjs, Shaving Sets and Cases, Military Hair Brushes, Desks antLStation ery Cabinets, Fountain and Stylographic Pens, Picket 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 mako your own «ft« 6pection. T. AYERY BOOKSELLER, STATIONER. Etc. IEED'B CERTAIN CX3EEr«^ FOR CORNB NEVER FAILS. TEED'B CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. In other countries. Mr J. Rideout, Miram Piram, Vic ■ toria, Australia. Mr Teed, chemist, Now Plymeuth, —Dear Sir,—l enclose stamps for two packets of your famous Corn Caw. Pack them securely. FROM AN ENGLISH RECTORY (Wickford, Essex). . Messrs Teed and Co., N.Z.—Mis* Porter will be glad if Mr Teed w*" send her 5/ worth of Teed's Cure tot Corn), for which Miss Porter endow Post Office Ord»r for 1/,

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