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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 306, 31 December 1907, Page 2

• P. H. 1L 8. r.. ,W 10 43 IT mil at Kev Plymouth to-dav t *JB, «ed &M Jun.; to-morrow, 042 uA M p.n. _ rU*» Uti* mprning 4-38; to-nior-WB; nete to-d*y 7.22; to-morrow water at Stw Plymouth to-day, '-VJ&. yad Hi p.ci.; to-morrow, 5.15 Odd 6J51 jwn. ' JlMs tin* morning 4J38, to-morrotv _ wta to-<U? 7.24, to-morrow 7±i. jivW-lJi(iU mil', r ;tt Wailant and JltdKß ftiinulw later than at

. : BHimxu r£LiiuaAJJß. . Oaefenngn, toiti tor craning Ue * at S WMMni Mt&a, JJinirWoodart, Btnion, liillrtt, Sug*ha, Haaa«i, Ber®(3f Unwell England, Kcvrth, (JiWiooS, Donald .Ptumnier, Jlcftranj, Covk, Stude, Uaker, Instram, Hontley, C'umming, BridiiD, WiboQ «nd family,• Ward, Batten, ft ticket, Rising, Poole, Rev. Clements, ?. A. Wffliuna; 35 steerage. ABeUand, Monday.—Sailed, -at 6 p-m-, Victoria, for Sydney. Bluff, Ifonday. Sailed, 5-45 p.m. sen, for Hobtyi."" Hngton, Monday.—Sailed, at 5.23 Takaptina, for New Plymouth. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Takapuna. from South, Tuesday. Itotoiti, from Onehuliga, Tuesday. Barawa, from Onehunga, Wednesday. Botoiti, from Onehunga, Thursday. Takapuaa, from Sooth, Thursday. Rarawa, from Onehunga, Friday. Takapuna, from Onehunga, Saturday. Botoiti, from South, Saturday. Barawa, from Onehanga, Monday. THIS WEATHER. REPORTS AT 5 P.iL YESTERDAY. Maaukan Head*. —Wind, west, breeze; lar, 30.03; therm., 78; tine; bar smooth. Mew Plymouth. Wind, north-west, fresh; bar., $1.93; therm., 72; fine; sea rough. Castkpoint.—Wind, north-wc»t, heavy '(ale; bar., 211.74; therm., 71; cloudy; Ma moilt'r.itc. Wellington.— Wind, north-west, moderate gale; bar., l'si.Hl; therm., 70; overcast. Westjxirt anil Kaikoura.—Wind, calm; bar., 29.43; therui., 73; fine; sea, slight swell. Bluff. Wind, lVest-south-we.-t gak; bar., 2D.to; therm., IB; fine. ' FORECAST TO 5 P.M. TO DAY. Strong wind* to gale from between north-west and wesj and south generally. Here are seasonable holiday offering; at the Melbourne Clothing Company:— Men's pure linen handkerchiefs, f» (id the haft-dozen; boy's straw hats, Is 3d; men's .atvfch boater straws, 2s GJ to -~E» 6d; men's Brazilian Panamas 4s lid <0 IBi 6d; men's genuine native-woven Panamas 19s 6d to 355; men's celluloid collars, 9d; boy's celluloid collars 6d; men's fine cashmere socks, Is pair.—

gWEEPLNU Carpets with a broom simply transfers moat of the dust from the carpet to the ornament* and furniture of the room. This means double work for the housewife. SPUING CLEANING troubles considerably reduced by using oar British - made CARPETSWEEPERS. They box up all the dust, and your carpet will wear twice as long. More economical than the broom in every way. WY, SOU IARMB 1 DEVON-STBERr. rraP! When you get to J. BENNETT'S, AND JEWELLER (Ntxt Bellringer Bros.'), DEVON-STREET, For your XMAB & NEW YEAR PRESENTS 3tY SPECIAL OFFER: A Special Discount to Each Purchaser. Choicest Assortment of GOLD and SILVER JEWELLERY of all descriptions; large stock ELECTRO-WARE «Bd CLOCKS of all styles. Finest of BROOCHES in TARAmAKI to choose from. GREAT OFFER: Vatch for 15s during the holidays Kt my stock before purchasing elsewhere. J. BENNETT. for Business Every Evening. toes your •etite Fail? [weather? Do yon Bur fo<ftA S( ta&telegtf and Taeniapposc you 'ickles They st'ranumle you " JScorge " fccapest. CD, St.

F y pne [oz. }J6. led "eel. ■ J POSTAGB J/6. Greenhear* fly with i fly and i op, reel, (ilk line, die and net, J dor. casts, to gut, 2 traces, % book, and I dot Pries 60/-; Postage 2/6. -Best quality general outfit for but or miii.iow fishing. 12 feet (MObeart rod with fly ami miiinnw P. landing Inndle and net. silk e, revolving pi Lie re I. i\y book, ■ anew box. } i!oi. asy.rlcd crista, traces, J doz. minnows. 1 doz. As to gnt. 3 doz. assorted flics, Mcbisg bag. NnN/-; Postage 3/. » 9«f 60 J»0« iUuftratM CatafeftM ag r»Ckle, »ent Post Free* ' P*«Won lhi« gaeir «rh*n •» & CO, sre mMOOTaI