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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 15 May 1907, Page 3

For Children's Harking Cough at nigh!, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 1., (Id and 2s lid.

That comfortable shoe known as the Ward shoe, with rubber heels and flexihel leather soles, is in full supple jm.l now at the .Melbourne. Ask to see this wonderful shoe. The. price is only 5s lid. It will give you many shillings worth of case—Advt.

The greatest price breakers in Tarajnaki are "The Kash," Devon street, New I Plymouth. They have built up one of the biggest trades in Men's Boys Cloth - [ nig ill Taranaki. It's done 'by their I good values, and low prices. For in- ! stance, larg Bush Rugs, 4s lid; Umbrellas. 3s lid; Boys' Overcoats, from 8s (id; Boys' Tunic Suits from 8s lid; Boys' Noifolk Suits, 8s lid; Boy's Stockings, Is; Men's Oilskins, 10s (Id; Men's cap\ Is; Men's Bracts, 9d; Beys' Braces, 3d.

Zcalaudia's seasons come and go In summer's heat and winter's snow; And spring unfolds her fresh gree.i shoots; And autumn brings her gift of fruits. Each change is fraught with human ills. With coughs and colds and sudden chills; But life is safe, and health is sure By taking Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 15

TO THE ELECTORS OF TABANAKI [ TIIANK most heartily all tho;c who have voted for me and secured iy return. I specially express my acnowledgments to the ladies and gentle ion of my town and country" commit-! 'es for their valuable as-istance, and •us'ting I shall merit the honor vou Yours Faithfully,

TO THE ELECTORS 01'' TARANAKI T,ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I desire to return to you my hearty and sincerest thanks for the support accorded me at the poll on Tuesday, and especially to thank those ladies and gentlemen who formed my committees and endeavored to hold the TarauaUi at in the Government interest.

TO THE RECTORS" OF TARAXAKU M R W. (!. II Ah 0 X,E> tenders his sincere thanks to those electors who voted for him at yesterday's election, and to the workers who labored to secure his return; nlsu to tho.e who did not vote for him, knowing full well the intention of many of them to support him a'c the next general election in 1908. Mr Jlulone also takes this early opf liortunity of intimating to the electors of Taranaki that he will he a candidate for their sull'ragea at the next general

QOMB J)OWN "J)E QLE pLANTATION/ May 22ml and 23n

RAILWAY PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY & DANCE 0L D FREEMASONS' lIAL brougham Street, VIIID AY, MA Y mil. [ABLE PRIZES FOR WINNERS. GEORGE TREEBY,

PUBLIC NOTICE in hereby giro that—(l) No heavy traffic will he allowed to tk« temporary bridge wh'ch has been erected over the Waipukuiti river, near Tariki, pending the building of the new permanent bridge. Heavy traffic for the purpose of this notice means the transof any vehicle, engine, or jMituiiiiiu which itself, or together with any load being transported thereon or therewith weighs more than one ton avoirdupois. ill be allowed on the bridge at any one time. (.11 Liirlit traffic must cross at a rate ng four miles an hour. (4) The Contractor, (Mr y. Grayi!.._, «... i] lc i m ;iji„g 0 £ t)]l , ]|eV| , charge of the temporary bridge during continuance of his s authorised to pre--13, v order of the Taranaki County Council. .10SEPH PKOWN. County Chairman.