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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 79, 23 March 1908, Page 3

■.j\> « m HSK CUP :Atl Tilt experiences Apply at once, M Grosvenoi- Hotel. 23-0 I YyANTED, by an experienced butcher, Position as Manager of Shopman. Apply "A.F.," News office. 23-3 an Oval Gold Locket containing photograph of Sir Robert Stout, also Kruger Sovereign, between St. Mary's Churchyard, Post Office, Queenstreet, and Baths. Finder rewarded at Teed and Co.'s. 18-t.c. QOOKING becomes a pleasure when using a Zealandia Range) the ovem heat well. Nixon and Nixon. " " JjRY "KOZIE" TEA NOW! As soon as you taste it you will regret the time that you have been without it. It's a splendidly refreshing and stimulating Tea. No. 2, Is 8d only. Agents: Burgess, Fraser and Co. MIHE present high price of living is discounted by using a Zealandia Range; exceedingly economical on fuel. Nixon and Nixon. AS good as a register grate for warm- ( iug the kitchen when the Zealandia Open Fire is used. Nixon and Nixon. Partner in Grocery Business; good chance for energetic man. Apply Daily News office. WALLACE AND MYNOTV P RAISE "ALL BLACK" FOOTBALL BOOTS Everv pair bears our registered brand: n MR. WALLACE says Football Boots fit perfectly. I am more than satisfied with them. I can heartily recommend them to alt footballers for punting, drop-kicking, place-kicking, and running." MR. MYNOTT says—"The 'All Black' Football Boots are the best of their kind, fit like a glove, and give me every satisfaction. I can heartily recommend them to all footballers." EGMONT BOOT COMPANY, SOLE MANUFACTURERS. HYGIENIC BAKJ&EY, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ABOUT ECOLES CAKES. JJJCCLES CAKES when made right are delicious. Ever since the year 1091 A.D. these dainties iiave been made continuously i>y consecutive proprietors of the quaint old Norman cake-shop in the town of Eccles, Lancashire. Just fancy William Rufus regaling himself on Eccles Cakes and (Ginger) Ale 814 years ago! At the "Hygienic" we are making the right sort of Eccles Cakes. Just try them. JOHN C. LECG, Proprietor. Aroa's Store. W/E have now in stock and opening up ft First-class Assortment of the above lines. ALL NEW AND FIRST-CLASS GOODS At NEW AND VERY LOW PRICES. DINNER WARE, TEA SETS:, CUPS AND SAUCERS, GLASSWARE, &c. COME AND SEE THEM. • K. AND P. AEOA, GROCERS AND GENERAL DEALERS BROUGHAM-STREET. A POPULAR SEWING MACHINE. rpHERE is no Sewing Machine on this market more -efficient than the 0.V.8., and no 1 machine more deserving of popularity. It has a selfthreading shuttle, perfect disc tension, self - setting needle, automatic bobbin-winder, and ball bearings. It runs easily and noiselessly. On top of all this is the price. You save about £5 if you buy an 0.V.8. Tiat should decido you. I OREUORARMD, SOLE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. PESSS i^sSSs AUTUMN MEETING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ~ MARCH 25th and 20th, 1908. ; First' Race each day to start at 12 noon. TOWN BAND IN ATTENDANCE. CHARGES FOR ADMISSION. GATE: s. A. ?, Foot Passengers ...-.< 2 0 r. Horsemen 3 0 Vehicles (including drivers) ; 3 0 1, Every other Passenger 2 0 T, Members of the Club, with horse or carriage.. , Free Ladies and Children Free i- GRANDSTAND AND SADDLING PADDOCK: '" s. d. For Gentlemen 10 0 '■& For Ladies 5 0 3t Children under 12, including babies 2 fi MUSSELL FLEETWOOD, 'd Secretary. "KOZIE" TEA HAS A REFINED TASTE ft n marked contrast to rough, bitter tastt i certain othejjteas It's the drink par leellence for refined palates. Wnolesail