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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81917, 30 January 1907, Page 3

Bold ; Statement But A Fact! We state, without fear of contradiction, to have done what no other in Pure Ceylon and onger than any other It will be interesting to the many thousands who have bought our teas to know that for the twelve months ended 30th September, 1906, r" have sold a greater quantity of ti than previously (although we ha' refused to supply common tea), th proving a continuance of deservi popularity, this has been done by honest dealing and truthful advertising, and giving the public the best tea procurable at the different Ceylon, New Zealand, Tasmania. WANTED-Good pick and shoyel men for town; also porter, and domostic servants and milkers for country.—Mynott's Eegistry. r ANTED-Milkers from 25s to 30s per weok, housemaid 581, waitresses and generals. Apply Mrs Tippins' Eegistry Office. driller and crown setter, lately drill superintendent with Natal Government, wants position. Advertuer is also an engineer and erector. Highest , references. Apply S. Paulson, Te Karaka, Gisborne. ANTED TO BENT-7 or 8- . _ roomed house in ;town. Apply with terms to ," Tenant," Nkws Office, in kitchen. Apply Matron, New Plymouth Hospital. ring. Beward on returning to Mrs B. W. D. Eobertson, Devon street east. WANTED, immediately,—A useful Girl to assist in house; small family; one who would sleep at home preferred. Apply 'A.8.C.," oflico of this paper.

WANTED Known-By joining the Cash buyers' .Association you can got best possible discount for cash. Apply Secretary, Deare's Boot Arcade. f soled and heeled, at 3s 6d j ladies, 2s Cd; putchos, 3d.—Thos. Brausgrove, Dovon Street Bast. RANTED—lmmediately, 10 good ■ » pick and sL .ret men. Good wages. Apply J. H. Colosby, Uriti. IC head-rest, neck woo . -.... 0 v|-wC wash, clean towel for ;very customer at List's Haibdbbssihg Saloon, opposito Jonkinson's carnage showroom, Dovon street cast. CIUAES Excelsior, a splendid smoke, 6 for ]/- at Lists'. lators in land and real estate to read, .earn, and inwardly digest the tacts and oilers mado by (iiuiouß ujd Pattie, Land Agents, in the property iist of this newspapor. WANTED KNOWN,-Thc Brou Cham Street Cash Store is aow in full swing, wi'.h an up-to-date ■itock in every line. Our usual popular •ash price.—ll. Aboa, Late T. W. Welch. old friends and . r the public generally tr call as asual for their supplies of Butter, Cheese, and Bacon. The Brougham Street Cash Store, Late T. W. Which. I' AMI'S! LAMPS! IAMPSI For J the hall, or for the kitchen, for the dining-room, for the drawing-room. A splendid selection at rock bottom prices. D. Bkbby and Co., Brougham Streot, Now Plymouth. BREAKFAST FOODS.-Have & tasty breakfast, at small cost Buy your Oatmeal, Oatina, Quaker Oats, Boiled Oats, and Grape Nuts from Caeteb, the People's Grocer. land for sale 310 ACRES Hush section, freehold, Tamta district, 130 acres in grass, 40 ciiains fencing, o-roi'iii'ed house, Prim .■C2 10/- PEIt ACHE. 147 ACRES | Hush section, part leasehold, lease | HO years to run, at a rental of £3 per year; on good metalled road, close, to creamery; 70 acres ill grass, 40 acres felled. Price, O 1.5/ PEK ACKE. 105 ACRES Lcpperton district, all in grass, except small patch shelter bush; well fenced and subdivided; good i roomed home and outbuildings; close to kidioo), factory and post office. Price. £ls PER ACHE. 100 ACRES Dairy farm, within 0 miles of town, subdivided into 10 paddocks; good 5-rooiued house, excellent outbuildings, well planted with ornamental trees. Price Cl 7 PEK ACHE. CE.RABY&Co- ' NEW PLYMOUTH. JUST the very ideal our housekeepers have brea looking I for—something easy to polish the iloorß, etc. BEAUTYSHINE Does this to perfection. A child can polish with it. It also polishes Furniture, Bike Enai —' ""■* Tan Leather. All stores, ironmongers and "icrcnaircs. Registered proprietor; J. A. Bock, Auokland. Can now be obtained from: C. Carter and M. Johnson, Now Ply mouth.

COOL MEAT. EYEKY housowifo knows Low hard it is to keop a joint of meat during tho present hot weather. This is because the temperature is so high that the animal heat docs not loare the meat undor ordinary circum* stances. At] WALTER SCOTT'S Poi>k Butchery, The meat is cooled off and kept dry in a safe, through which a cool our. rent of air is constantly forced by a patent fan. Get a joint from this shop Yon will be pleutd SCBAP LEAD WANTED lead, in tiny quantities, Daili Nbws Office, New PI -