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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 289, 1 December 1908, Page 4

BUSSELL & SON, "MONUMENTAL MASONS.

HIGHEST HONORS Ginn in the New Plymouth Exhibition, 1904 •5. Awarded First Prize Diploma for Best Exhibit in Monumental Masonry; also Speci*' Prize Medal and Diploma for Best Working Exhibit. Martife and Granite Monuments and Crosses, ait) Iron Fences, ntc., kept in stock.' Designs and estimates furnished on application. Inspection invited. ST. AUBYN STREET,

SOOTH BOAR STfeICTLY HIGH GBA UNIBORM STRENGTH EVEN COLOR nruumtlnu Gunatwd to p«» ali STANDAii Spedflatioß* Now g«oali* without Abort b.'i*4 i*io ticket mwb ob noaifc o( 1»|. WILSON'S PCRTLAND CEMENT CC LTD.. AUCKLAND, iU'jufaeturtn Portland Cemgni. drulie Urns. Agricultural IJme. TtltgrtpMs tddHtv; "Oram* * JJGAIBE GARDENS For HON ICS AND GARDEN PARTIES (Private or Public). Bust and Cheapest Place iu Dominion t° sprad a Holiday. Ideal Spot for School Picnics, as there are plenty of Games and Amusements provided. TEA ROOMS AND FRUIT AND LOLLIE .STALL In the Ground. Hot Wa'er provided Free. Admission SIXPENCE. A. TRUELOVE, CTYfiIKNIC BAKERY < )N"-ST.,*XEW PLYJIOTTTH.

Siiinir.?r is coming on: you o.im.jt U' (co careful in the matter cf diet f or the little folks. No other goods are so .entirely satisfactory as Currant or Sultana Bread, Currant Cakes, Currint or Sultana Scones, and Currant Sandwich' Biscuits. Currants and sultanas need 10 introduction, for the sustaining and nourishing qualities of this &!icious fruit have been amply proved. Ask Mi doctor about it. Our currants and ?u"* tsnas are of the finest quality and per fectly clean. Our Currant Brown Bread is just the thing for the dear children brain workers, end invalids. Our Cur rant Sandwich Biscuits are lpost re freshing and sustaining and perfect for afternoon teas. Ica Cream shortly at THE HYGIENIC BAKERY, JOHN C. IPIGG. Proprietor.

Whangamamona Coach Service. TTAVING purchased Messra. P. j. Wilt* tad Son's Business as Coach Proprietors and livery Stablekeeper*.. ■we wish the pnblic to know that there frill be a Thrice-Weekly Service only from Stratford to Whangamomona. Coach will leave Stratford every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FKt DAY at 8.45 a.m. on arrival of trains, returning from Whangamomona to Stratford every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, leaving Whangamomona at 7.30 a.ai. The Coach put up at Mr. P. Gooch's Empire Stables. FARES AS UNDER: Toko, tingli, 2c, return 3a. Douglas, singl e 3s, return Ss. Strathmore, single 7s 6d, return 12a <!<? Pohokura, single 12s <Jd, return 20s. ■Whangamomona, single 17s Gd, retun £1 10s. Good Stabling at our Whangamomon> Stablest Hacks and Vehicles cn hire. 3. HEWER AND CO., TTKBTOI-WA.tr AHA oSaCH TIKE TABLS leaves Urenul Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 a.m.; Wed ttuadays and Saturdays at 0.40 a.n. Leaves Waits ra—Mondays, Tuesdays Thursdays, and Fridays, 9.40 a.m.; Wed leidavs and Sjjtordays at 8.30 a.m On Saturday Coach leaves Urenui for WaKara at V, p.m. and returns on ar rival of J.lOr fMi train. Of Kbnoayi .and Thnrsdays Coael Imvw Umd for Drati at 12 boob. Ri iL huritM

ROYAL ll&IL LINE. HIW PLYMOUTH—OPUNAKE, Ltam diil) New PJypv Offict 9.30 ».m Ofuta ■ - 10.10 a.m Oakura . 10.55 »-m ,Tatar.!H> 11.45 a.m Ok\to 12.25 P-P Puniho i.c p.m. Warea.. 115 p-m Pungairto...; t',6 p.m Rahotu..... j. 30 p.m. Oaonui 3.1; ;■* ni Opctak* arrive ..m 1 et>n« dai'y Opanak* 6.30 ai Ocooci ...7.15 id Rahotu ..8.0 a.n Fangarabn 8.45 i» Warea. ij Pantho..... g. 3 r = a Okato. is i.ra. Tataraimaka... 10.50 a.m. Oaknta...... u.50 am OwUa. 50 ».n Per Flrvoath jrnv» 1.0 p.m An Fares'and Parcels to be prr paid and Tickets obtained for such (few Plymouth Bookiig Office: lf» 'oiie BUb!e*. Opunak*: Midd'iton's Hotel 0 Mean). Through p »r*r Single, tol: R'

!| LANE'S MEDOLINE || j! far the Hattys. Makes Red li Hes.l* *r«»c. 1 • g;K'2 at ! #!> Piiemists sni Storsa. ;