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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 228, 19 September 1908, Page 2

THE "WELTED BOOT" | EOK MEN i: TjUXENESS of materials is not their chief virtue. No; tliey arts built ' ; by the WiCLTUD PROCESS, which means they eoulil uol lu belter , . made by jaml. ' J lieoalise they arc \\l'lli*il you will know they are as smooth as a , , bottle in-itlc- aiui ltauil.x'inc, a- ml.v welled boots taa lie cwi'y line - i II tlh' sIIOC XIiKUE IS ST\ !.!•:,"fit, COMKOUT. WEAK, AND SIIAI'KUNKKS IN tuksk hoots. •• I'UiCKS, ISs lid. -!«. 22s till, 20s PAIF. % DEAIiE'S BOOT AIM'ABE i; NEW PLYMOUTH. GET THE HABIT. !

d V The ABOUT THE PRESTWELL CLOTHING Yes, we have our Prestwell make in Youths' sizes as well as In Men's. We put into stock last weeK a splendid lotaF Worsted Suits, in the three garment make. These suits are made In our usual stylish way from specially selected hard wearing tweeds. If we havn't one to fit your boy we'll make him one at the same price Prices for the high grade finish, ?9s to 455. Devon Street, New Plymouth

BOOTS Foe Mek Who Mcst Have COMFORT AND YET AI'PUKCI.ITE STYLE I OUJI "TOP ROUND" BRAND Is one rf lingland's best productions, and is an indication of aood taste and judgment on the part of the wearer. These are the most reliable of Welted Boots, and can be bad in every conceivable shape HZ. CLOTHING FACTORY" New Plymouth Branch. Hione H2 NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING TACTOKY

MUSIC, MIRTH, MELODY. «SSB?B^SS, 'Mis iW I won. .<fiß i«a£ i/mm THE NEW PLYMOUTH TALKERIES Just landed direct from the factories, 10,000 EbJSOX STERLING and PATiIE DISC and CYLINDER RECORDS THE BEST PROCURABLE. ' All Hie Latest in Phonographs, Gramaphonua. Zonophimes, and Trumpets for same. TliE TALKERIES carry a slock of 10.000 records to choose from. Imi'll stock of requisites on hand. Orders and repairs executed promptly. NOTE.—CASH WITH ORDELI. All goods at Wellington and Aueklaiil prices. GL G. BOULTON devon street

NGARBAWAHIA COAL COMPANY LIMITED CAPITAL £.10,01)0 In SU.WJU SHAH ICS OF .CI EACH. W" al ° " ow m ' ,|vin :n' iipi'littiiions for Share* in tb» ulwvo C pany. i'r«<pectus Mintiiiniug ful informnli,m of the properl-v, tumlirr willi of reports supplied l.v -Mr. U.K. (lute Inspecting Un-fineer |„ fhe -Vew Zealand Covernment .Mi,,,., JJe:u rtmenli, and l)r. J. S. Maciuirin, : ' nd ilr - Pul " l > ""Vermiiei.t Analysts also sketch map of oroperties :l „,i application forms W shares. ean lie Stained at our ullice. The £1 shires arc payable as follows: --i fid per share on application, -s G,l per share jji allotment, and the balance of 15s in eall, not .xcc-din- a., (id per share at intervals cf not less than one: inonlh. . Tllc uslln| at«l c 'ost of proJuetion for 1 ton of coal is 7s (id per ton, which will leave a very good niar<rin of profit. The Coal has been tested by the Waild Col,l Mining Company, and their local director speaks very well oi the result of the test. Mr. W. .Jemison (formerly Mine M,Edgewell Colliery En,dan 1 and Keriimu Mine, \\ eslp„rl, Xc«- >&.„| a ,„| has also inspected and reoorled «n the mine, and he will be plea-ed to meet intending investors'at our ollh-c and supply any ...formal required, and also show specimens of the Coal R. WOODHOUSE & Co. m;o KKiis. NEW PLYMOUTH.

L, Lincrusta, And the most supero Friezes M iKE ytiir hrmio lirij-L l . ami dipt rl'ujf wrli oih" I DOS soiiviii's colorings ami dosij-ns ]f vou liavn't seen oil!' lie"- I.'nos yo'i hnvo missed somrthi;:;,' ivorlli sceni". Cm a.vd Inspect Tusk. I J AMES BELLKIJVGEI?, DKVOX bTREJiT, ALSO BROADWAY, STRATFORD.