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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 5 April 1907, Page 2

AS an air of style and incli- - viduality tkat is appreciated by men of good taste. It is the result of skilful cutting and careful making. YOU CAN'T PAY AS LITTLE AND GET AS AIFOH ELSEWHERE. mmsmm THE CASH CLOTHIER, DEVON AND BKOTIGHaM STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

D. BERBY r|ESIBE to nil ilie attention of (tie Public of JNW Plymouth f rv^rf" B D,StriL ' ts l 0 LAKGE SHIPMENTS ~ of ENGLISH and AMERICAS HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY, LAMPWARE, SPOBTI3TG GOODS And otiier lines too numerous ti mention, (f which tlioy lIYITE IRSPKCTIOH OF MODS AND PRICES. For Painters we i.eep ;i full stooi of OILS, PAINTS, COLORS and GLASS,, as well as BRTJSHWARE. FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING LIMES WE CAN'T 3E BEAT ! IN ARTIFICERS' TOOLS We keep the LARGEST STOCK, as a look into our windows will show. Please call and inspect Stock, no one will be pressed to buy. NOTE THE ADDRESS: IRONMONGERS. BROUGHAM STREET.

SEEDS. SEEDS. TUST ARRIVED from Messrs HURST & SON, LONDON 10 TANKS NEW SEASON'S CLOVERS AND OTHER GRASS SEEDS. ! ALSO IN STOCK AKD TO ARRIVE: Sir Wm. Russell's celebrated Flaxmcre Rye, "off old pasture, and absolutely| reliable." Doable Machine-dressed Cocksfoot, Italian Rye, Crested Dogstail, Timothy, Poa Pratenis, £oa Triyahs, Sheep's Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Prairie Grass, Broad Essex Rape, Mustard: also ■J ' , TMe Wonderful Paspalum, unequalled for sowing on hill country and , t poor land. My stock of this seed is imported direct from Mr W. Seccombe, and guaranteed hand shaken. The whole of my seeds are the BEST QUALITY obtainable, and are carefully tested before being sent out. Clients are invited to inspect germination tests at any time. GOOD SEEDS GIVE GOOD PASTURES. Low-priced Seeas arc often the dearest BUY THE BEST FROM NEWTON KING.

DOES YOUR BOY FEEL COLD ? JUST ASK HIM, and then come round and see some of our stylish CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS we've just had maple to our special order for the little chaps. Just such a coat as you'd like to see him in, and one that would do you both credit. No. 2 QUALITY, 8/6, far size 5 and rising 6ei a size. Ist GRADE, 15/5, size 5 rising 9d a size. DEVON STKEET ... SEW PLYMOUTH

NO Q]N T E DISPUTES IT. NO ONE CAN DISPUTE IT. DE,ARE'S S THE BEST, MOST RELIABLE, AND CHEAPEST BOOT STORE IN NEW PLYMOUTH. HEHASABIGrSALE'ONTJUS KOW !'" NEVER BEFORE" PRICES

4s Sd 6s 6d 8s 6d 10s 6d 12s 6d 15s FULL RANGE WOODRQW'S HATS. Uew Zealand Clothing Factory, NEW PLYMOUTH BfiANCH.

CHEAP FURNITURE. GREAT CLEARING SALE. account of fresh arrangements vith Messrs Johnston and Kiddles, we are clearing out all old stock at Big Reductions foe* Gash, le early and participate m the Rreat reductions in FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS, CAREET and CARPET SQUARES, LINOLEUMS and FLOOR CLOTHES, CURTAILS and TABLE COVERS, PERAMBULATORS and GO-CART'S, TOILET WARE and MIRRORS, PLAIN and BRASS RAIL BEDSTEADS, and GENERAL FURNIbKINGS at greatly Reduced Prices -for Cash." Note the Addbess— S. CLARKE & CO-, DEVON STREET, jsK.Y PLYMOUTH. "VV. M. RUNOIMAN. Manager. :

YOU'LL NEVER TIKE OF SUBATUEA. ffHERE'S an indefinite fascinating Savon abuut Suratura Tea tli.it "the palate seems never tired of: on the contrary, when it is sipped for the first time in the 'morning, it seems to taste bctler that it did yesterday, and tilwlroie system is refreshed and inSURATDEA TEA Js a superb Tea—superb in all lii' qualifications which make, tea ;r, delight to the palate. His pui' and wholesome, rici and strong soothing and stimulating. Snnila Tea is pure hill-grown Oeylnu Tea. and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any clieap RETAIL PRICES. Suratura A quality, i/G per lb. Suratura B quality, i'q per lb. Suratura D quality, i\- per lb Suratura X quality, 2/4 per lb. SOLD AT ALL STORES. HYGIENIC BAKERY DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. I JHHE careful housewife is always on 'JL the look-out for good, pure. I healthful, appetizing food for the ) family tabic. At Hie HYGIENIC you ; will find all the goodies you want. 3N T o ! secret about our success. Fresh made ;:oods of the finest qualify—that's all. 1 Biscuits for afternoon tea fresh every ■' day. Fruit pies, meat pies, pastry and ; cakes of all kinds. You will liud it i cheaper to buy than make and lmki> • yourself, besides the extra comfort this 1 tiot weather. , JOHN G. T>;GG, Proprie'.ac IIA.KD BUYING MAKES EASY CELLING. NEW SUMMBII costumes, BLOUSES. SUNS HA ')ES etc ; MISS RETFORD'S, i DEVON STREET. i Agent Wertheiirj. Sewing Machines