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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 292, 19 January 1910, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in these columns not exceeding Si.xte ;n Words are inserted for ONE SHILLDtft per insertion; or if Three insertions 2s (>u. If orders come by letter it must be understood that double .these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. £AA ACRES partly-improved iiusli country for sale at a low figure and on easy terms.—J. W. Wilson, Egmont Street, ANTED TO SELL—Encyclopaedia Britannica in half-morocco (24 vols, and index) on revolving book case. Also British Navy League map, lift by Gft. All in first-class condition and will be sold cheap.—Addres's at '"News" office. SALE—W.C.S.R. Lease, 16 acres, on Old Hospital Road, one mile from town; river boundary; ideal suburban residential site; extensively planted. Terms if desired. For address apply office of this paper. tx. as a going concern in exchange for Dairy Farm, about 100 acres; equity £lsoo>. Apply sharp.—J. W. Wilson, Egmont Street. XJU ANTED—Golden sovereigns and promotion await the employee who understands the art of Advertising. Equip yourself with this knowledge by mail. Prospectus "B" free. PAGEDAVIS SCHOOL (Chicago). Sep., Jai. Rodger, 132G, Cashel Street, Christchurch. fi TP Bobby Burns were with us noo He'd gie it oot in rhyme | And say the meat we ha'e to eat is vera vera prime | But the best of all ye'll get from Joll | That is so every time. iQHETWODE gCHOOL, DEVON ST., W. SEASIDE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal : MISS STANFORD. The FIRST TERM of 1910 will begin on TUESDAY, February 8. Pupils prepared, if de6ired, for Matriculation, Civil Service, and all Musical Examinations. MISS STANFORD will be at home \o receive parents and guardians on /SATURDAY, February 5, from 3 to 4.30 p.m. TVJEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. Principal: E. PRIDHAM, M.A., Oxon. Assistant Teachers: H. H. WARD. A. R. RYDER, B.A. . MISS GRANT, M.A. MISS DREW, M.A. G. H. WILLS. Drill Instructor: I W. LINTS. ' TERMS: ' The School year is divided into three terms, which are approximately as follows: First term: February to May. Second term: June to August. Third term: September to October. Tuition fees (payable in advance): £2 2s per term. The Board of Governors has pleasure in announcing that a Boarding Establishment has been instituted in direst connection with the School. Fees are as follows: — Boarders (including washing ("boys only) .. £ll 14 Weekly Boarders .. .. £9 15 For day boarders suitable arrangements can be made for dinners. For further particulars apply to the Secretary, WALTER BEWLEY. , Secretary. CBRI3TMAS IS COMIXG HAVE YOU MADE YOUR PLUM PUDDING ? Itf NOT, DO NOT WHY? Because " The People's Grocer" has a full supply o£ the real old-fashion-ed Rich English Plum Pudding made by the celebrated firm of Chas. Southwell and Co., Ltd. You can buy one for little money and save yourself both trouble and worry. STRAWBERRY JAMS and CON SERVE, CRYSTALLISED MIXED FRUITS, CRYSTALLISED CHERRIES, PRESERVED GINGER h • Syru t , ASSORTED JUJUBfiS. These lines are remarkable for price and quality—price iow, quality the best. The next time you are in town we shall be pleaded to show you these and other seasonable noveltie*. C. CARTER Devon St, New Plymouth. 1 IXOLEWOOD - TARATA - ?t"RAX(!I MAI L COACH SERVICE. TJTAVIXG taken over the above Mail Service, the Coach will run Daily, leaving I'urnngi at li a.m.. arriving' Ingle"woo 3 9.45 a.m. Returning, leave Inglewood at 2 p.m., arriving Purangi 6.30 p.m. Heavy Goods Waggon also on the Road. Booking Offices: ROYAL MAIL STABLES, Rata Street (next Athletio Ball), Inglewood. „ *-*"* W. P. HAV.'IIE, Proprietor.