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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 96, 11 April 1908, Page 1

POULTRY, PIGS, AND HORSB&f WEBSTER BROS. WILL hold a sale of th« abow! EVERY SATURDAY *4 1 o'clock Entries aollelted. Taranaw wool, Sheepskin, ;1 Hide & Tallow ;Baloa. 1 HAYMAEKET, STBATFOfiD, NEXT BALE, m TUESDAY, APBIL 14. • /"ILIENTB a.s particularly reques tea to arri» ™ Consignments i n tim vious ° r before Tturßda y PTJSmall consignments will be receive 1 PLYMOUTW BHKD8 ' J " 0,1 where vendors rou'coMpfeiff"" ■""« NEWTON KING.

New Plymouth Wool, Hide Skin & Tallow Sales monthly sales at OU?, ~ , ® II °U«HAM ST. STORE. Cash Advances made on Wool Clips or *»■<*«»■ Address Labels and Consignment' 'fern, posted on application. Prompt Account Sales. NEXT fiAT.TC WEDNESDAY, APKIL 15. Consignors may rely on gettinf lull oarket. prices for their produce. Consignments received'up to Frid iv previous. " '' L. A NOLAN &CO (Lata Wilson «d Nolan) Stratford Wool, Hide, Sheep, skin and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, APRIL 14. /"UIENTS are requested to forrard lots so aa to react us by Fri. day, April 10th. YOUNG, HOBBS, & CO.

LOOK I UNO I LENT I QORNISIi Pilchards, Vidonia Anchovies in oil and brine, English Lobster, Oysters, Dried Sprats, Shrimps, Salt Herrings, Ling, Whitebait, and anything else you require, at A. VEALE V"'' DEVON ST IIEET, Phone 160.

COMFORT IN THE COWYARD. genuine foot com. fort in n pair of our Special Watertiglits made from East India kip, soft and pliable, watertight and light. There's quality stamped all over them. Cash LOWER-PRICED lines also STOCKED. McEwen Bros., PRACTICAL BOOTMAKERS.

HYGIENIC BAKERY, ABOUT Muffins, Crumpets, Pikeluts, and Scones.-J. C. LEGG has just added a fine gas hot plate to his baking plant, and those toothsome winter dedicates can now be obtained every day frfesh from the hot plate.About Biscuits.—We make a Mri ty of-- Sweet Biscuits for afternoon I 'a, fresh from the oven e vcr y day. About Cakes. —We are paying s|)ef ?.-il attention to this important branch j ist now. Tlio variety of sizes, sha[ie , i<l flavor? are quite bewildering in mini! r. I' cannot' buy enough newspaper sp ice to tell you all about them, so please ..all at the "Hygienic" and sample.

CARTER'S BEST TEA. JS a lovely tippy Hill-grown Darjecling Orange Pckoc—a tea so high in quality that it is rarely mot with; a tea that will (loliglit the heart of the connoisseur ami is an ideal afternoon tea for the ladies; it also possesses a tea quality that is so coveted l>y the tea-taster. A ten tlmt is sure to please. Liquor rich in color Aroma very fragrant Body full flavored These qualities arc combined in Carter's Best Tea, and while it is a little higher in price than the low-grade teas, it is much better worth buying, as it is an absolutely pure tea. The supply is only very limited, therefore we advise early purchases. TTOW 'IT) MAKE TEA PROPERJA : Use one teaspoon of tea for each person. Kinse the teapot with boiling water; then put in the tea. Always use freshlyboiled water. Allow to draw for five minutes; then it is ready for use. C. CARTER, The People's Qrocer, DEVON STREET, NiSW PLYMOUTH. Chairman of Directors, Secretary, Mr. J.B.Connett. 0. S. Rennell, Established 1870. THE NEW PLYMOUTH INVE3 MENT AND LOAN 800IET (PERMANENT). Bankers: The Bank of New Zealand. RECEIVES DEPOSITS, Allowing Interest at very best Client ' ltatcs. IX)A:\S GRANTED On scale at very low rated of inl rest from one to twelve years. Pamphlets giving scale of r«payi!.: , n tl > and other information posted to a, address upon application to C. S. PiENNELL, Secretary. Office: Broughaui-sl:., New PlymouV.