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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 212, 1 September 1908, Page 3

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to Buy, for cash, about « uoage, iand ig eut| ilidhir*. i.,i yIKY Special Dainty Neckwear ,r I street WS NeW 8t ">»~, W ' 20 J -«aii4sass'. »lES, visit Pellen. rooms, Devon-street. Marrow; splendid croppy,. ur , and Co., Agents, RANTED Companionable Person a RANTED Known-Order, now atom for Hats or Bonnets to be made nny style or color; satisfaction zuara-i----teed, moderate prices, at Pellew's? 2u-ji ?5 ,„. Sutt °n'a Broad Beans, Graon Windsor, Prolißc Longpod, Enicrs'd LojigPod; wonderful bearers, 'jrtffl*, dud Co., Agents. LUNCH IN ONE MINUTE. It only takes one minute to open a <*»<*ST. GEORGE SHEEP .'OM3UES and turn out the tongue CiellClOUslv nnoltpil in Arm «.ll« -II - •

gOW Sutton's Favorite Carrots, lmproved Musselburgh Leek, and voj will be delighted. Griffith* and Co., Agents. gOW Sutton's Early Scarlet and Earlv White Turnip Radish, quickest grow, ing, Griffiths and Co., Agents. FOR SALE or LEASE, the Hackney Stallion "Lord Kitchener." For particulars apply Jos. West. 25-0 gURPRISE VISITORS! What a nuisance they arc! But you can always be prepared if you keep some tins of ST. GEORGE SHEEP TONGUES on your shelves. They maice a welcome addition to the menu for lunch or tea. Kept by all leading grdeers. COW Sutton's White Stone and Ear'y White Turnips for first using. Griffiths and Co., Agents. RANTED by Beehive Knitting Michine Company (New Zealanll, People to Make Hosiery for them, whule or sparo time, in their own homes;, nuttt £1 a week; previous experience nn necessary,- constant employment tU tho vear round. Write at once Box 731 G.P.0., Wellington. A DELICIOUS SUNDAY TEA, And one that doesn't bother von with cooking, is a tin of ST. GEORGE SHEEP TONGUES. They're delicious!y appetising, and everybody likes them. All grocers keep them. OW Sutton's Dwarf Defiance Pea, the '" best Mnmrrfat ever grown; immeise cropper. Griffiths and Co., Agents. pGGS FOR SITTING.—BIack Orpiag■L' tons; show type, fine laying atraiil sittings Gs.-—J. Staplos. Vogeltown. t.C.

' NON-INJURIOUS HAIR TONIO. ■REALISING that there arc good aud bad preparations make the public cautious before . i ;-.....„ !,„„„ l,„.l „„,. f.m. ous WIOLIiTTA Hair Food and ■j 'ionic analysed, t The following ii the Analyst's * Reprt:6, Brittan Street, Linwod, Christchurch, N.Z., 14th May, 1907. *i' Ecport of the Analysis of a X Sample of WIOLETTA flair i' Food and Tonic; V I, the undersigned analyst, do % hereby certify that 1 have 4 analysed the abcve-nientioned % sample, and I find it to be a '4 powerful tonic for promoting •• ;hc growth of the hajr, aud to * tie free from any injurious mat- ■> ters. v A. A. BICKERTON, [\ Colonial Analyst, ■} Canterbury, N.Z. X Chemists, Stores, and Hair- ■;. dressers, 3s 6d (postage 6d * extra). % JOHN AVERY, New Plymouth, ':' Wholesale and Retail Airent.

NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN! Owing to the Muy Brands of so-called Breaches that to supply the demand lor We respectfully ask that you specify SYKESS when ordering. Our guarantee goes with each packet, which is sold as low as i* consistent with quality. The ingredients are specially selected by an expert in London and shipped to our factory every three months so that only the very freshest and purtst drugs enter into its preparation, and for this reason it can always be relied on. >♦ SYKES'S DRENCH „ IS A REMEDY OF PROVED MERIT has stood the test of years and has the endorsement of thousands af farmers. Don't hesitate to buy it, the best that money -;>.n procure and the beat that thought and brains can produce, is found in every packet W" " niuiihewordSYKES. Forth, health ol your animals and f ing a preisch? IjßMnlttiflfcf