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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 14 May 1907, Page 3

To the Electors of Taranaki. We nrc extremely thankful to the Electors of Tar.ui'iki—more especially Hi.' ladies-fnr a phenomenal year's Ijusini'sn, mill fully realise that the magnificent velum: l of trade which has passed Ihionj-li (iiir (lours dining the. last twelve ir.! lilic, h-n been nade possible only by the coulin.ad goodwill of the people of Taraiuki ami siirrouiuliiig districts. What we have achieved ill the past has i.ut prompted us to attempt greaterl things in Hi.; future. As evidence ot iiiiUiimeil effort, we herewith publish a SPLENDID WINTER JACKETS. NEW SHAPES IN MIXED TWEEDS at 153 6d, 17s 6d, 189 6d, and ais. I NEW COVERT COATING JACKETS at 255, 273 6d, 355, 376s 6d each. REAL SCOTCH TWEED TOURIST JACKETS at 37s 6d, 425, and 458. .. '"•' <' '< •■■ • -V ' 'i SPECIALLY SMART CARACUL JACKETS from 2 is to 853 each. LOVELY SEALETTE JACKETS from 353 to gos each. Every coat is of the newest design and WORTH a GOOD DEAL MORE than we ask. DEVON STREET ONLY. NEW PLYMOUTH.

SEEDS. SEEDS. JUST ARRIVED from Messrs HURBT & SON, LONDON • 10 TANKS NEW SEASON'S CLOVEBS AND OTHBH GRASS SEEDS. ALSO ]N STOCK AND TO ABBIVK: Sir Vv'm. KusscH's celebrated Flaxmcro Itye, " off old pasture, and absolutely reliable." Prabie Machine-drrs;ccl Cocksfoot, Italian Vive, Crested Dogstail, Timothy, Poa Pralenis, l'o.i Triynlis, Sheep's Fe»eue, Meadow Foxtail, Prairie Grasi, Broad Essex Kape, Mustard; also Ths Wonderful PaspaJum, unequalled for sowing on bill country and poor land. My stock of this se3d is imported direct from Mr \V Seeooiiibe, and guiivantced band shaken. The whole of my seeds are the ]3EST QUALITY obtainable, and are carefully tested befc-ro sent out. Clients arc invited to inspect eei'initiation tcsls at any time. GOOD SEKus .... .K GOOD PASTUEES. Low-priced Seeds arc often the dear, at HUT TIIE BEST FltOM NEWTON KING.

D. BEERY & CO. to cull the attention of the Public of New Plymouth J uud surrounding Districts to LARGE- SHIPMENTS oi' ENGLISH and AM Hit] CAN HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY, AMP WARE, SPORTING GOODS And other lines too numerous to mention, <f wliicli tbey INVITE INSPECTION OF GOODS AND PRICES. ; For Painters wo keep a full stock of OILS, PAINTS, COLORS and GLABBWARE, and as BRUfi IWARE. FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING Wc can't be beaten! IN ARTIFICERS' TOOLS VYc liccp the LARGEST STOCK, is a look into our windows will show. Please call and Inspect Stock—no me wi'l be presst4 to buy. NOTE THE ADDRESS: D. BERRY & CO., IRONMONGERS. BROUGHAM STREET.

THISTLE OATMEAL (Registered) THE OATMEAL THAT HAS MADA GOKE FAMOUS B U RGESS FRASER & CO., Wholesale Agents foe TasaKA

' RAILWAY PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY & DANCE )L1) FREEMASONS' HALL. Brougham Street, ].■' UIDA V, MA Y 17th. l'lny 10 eominoucc '.vt 7.43 ji.in. sharp. ALUABLK FRIZES FOR WINNERS. tiood Supper, l'iist-elnss Music. GEORGE TREEBY, H. ADAMS, Hon. Sees. NOME 'HOWN "T)E QLE pLANTATION." New Plymouth Wool, Hide Skin & Tallow Sales. lit our UROTIGHAM STBEKT STOBK Next Si'o WEDNESDAY, MAY 29ft CONSIGNMENTS recoived up to MONDAY, May 27tli, 1907. Consisnors nre particularly reqn-rtod to send full purliculars of consignmonis to the Auctioneers. WILfcON & NOLAN.

ARMS AND AMMUNITION. 17M311 good Taluo and '' ? up-to-date lin come to .us. We do not stock goods that we cannot recommend from praolival experience. C.8.8.L. Guns from 40/D.8.8.L. Hammer Guns from *4 , to £3 Bs. D.8.8.L. Hammerless from M 16s to «40. CARTRIDGES, iCmjlish, Colonial. America ' from 10a to 16s per 100. W. W. MURTON & CO. IKONMONGBBB, Dsvon Siarar Nbw Plymouth Teleulione 146. I TAKANAKI RIFLES* ANNUAL MILITARY BALL DEILI HAL hj, " JUNE 3rd, 1007. L'njjtr the I'atroHngj of the 4th (Wellington) Battalion. SUPPER Is in tho very capable iiamls of llw Mayoress (Mrs B. Dockrill), assisted a ptrong committee of l«dlo«. .'„ MUBIO .-3 Including now Military mnsto fptthfly; imported for the occasion, will be n derod by Mrs Arnold George's w known arckeaUt> ,v>