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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 184, 14 November 1910, Page 8

New Summ THE MELBOURNE Invites everyone to visit its stores in Taranaki for the smartest and latest ideas in Men's Fashion Shirts, Tennis and Cricketing Shirts, Pretty New Ties, Bows, Plain and FancySocks, etc., at prices that are a revelation to those accustomed to buying high quality goods at low prices "THE MELBOURNE'S PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN TARANAKI." READ THESE PRICES Men's Merino Socks (id pair Meu's Cashmere Socles Is pair Men's Lisle Thread Socks Is 6d Men's Worsted Socks lOd Men's Tennis Shirts 2s lid Men's Neglige Shirts 2s lid Men's Fashion Shirts 3s lid Men's White Shirts 3s lid Men's Handkerchiefs 4d Men's Samson Braces Is Men's EoMer Braces Is 9d Men's Celluloid Collars 9d MELBOURN

ORDER IT IN SIP BOTTLES Why do yon suppose nearly EYerybody specifies DOGS HEAD BASS Label to see that

I G S. p I G S. fPHE INGLEWOOD BACON COMPAQ are buyers of Prime Bacon Pig» between 1121 be and 150lbs dead weighs, RECEIVING DATES. "• 'At the Factory, every Wednesday. Tariki—Mondays, Oct. 31, Nov. 14 and 28 Waitara -Mondavs, Nov. 7 and 21. Smart Road— Tuesdays. Nov. 1,15 and 29 Midhirst— Tuesday. Nov. 8 and 22. p I G S. p I G ft TOOODVILLE BACON COMPANY, "' LIMITED, Opunake—Mondays, Nov. 7 and 21. Okato—Mondays. 7 and 21. Moturoa— Tuesdays. Nov. 8 and 22. Toko—Tuesdays. Nov. 8 and 22. Douglas Road—Tuesdays, Nov. 8 and 22. • Midhirst— Wednesdays, Nov. 2, 16 and 30. Tariki— Wednesdays, Nov. 9 and 23. Waitara—Mondays, 14 and 28. Notice to Farmers.—Our receiving day at Waitara will be Monday from this date. Representative: L. NAIRN, Eltnam. Agent: J. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato. p I G S. W. DIMOCK & CO. \XJE are now prepared to receive Prime " Baconers, Porkers and Choppers at the undermentioned places:— Opunake—Oct. 31. Nov. 14 and 28. Okato—Oct. 31, Nov. 14 and 28. Moturoa—Nov. I, 15 and 29. Inglewood—Every Wednesday from Nov. 2. Smart Road—Nov. 7 and 21. Waitara—Nov. 8 and 22. Toko—Every Monday, from Oct. 31. Tariki—Nov. 1, 15 and 29. Stratford—Everv Wednesday, from Nov. 2. Midhirst— Wednesday?. Nov. 9 and 23. Douglas—Nov. 8 and 22. Agents: C. E. STREET, Fitzroy, and J. MARRA, Stratford. TE WHARE REKA. | VOtf don't know what I have in store. I have Ice Cream in galore; A taste is sufficient to make you long for more. So roll your pennies along to the little" lollie store. TEE WHARE REKA, STRATFORD OPUNAES O OA 9 T PROPOSE running the Opunake Coach Service as usual from January 1, observing the time-table as heretofore. « 4 '1 si

BRITAIN'S BEST BICYCLES REYNOLDS' CYCLE - DEPOT DEVON* STREET. Telephone 109.

Jj-OT STOLEN! OBTAINED FOR NEXT TO NOTHING at T. BRANSGROVE'S Ladies' Strap Shoes Ladies' Button Slices Ladies' Tan Boots Ladies' Derby Shoes Men's Glace Boots 4/C, 5/6 0/0 5/0 8/fi 12/0 10/6 1-2/0 14/0 8/6 10/0 12/0 10/6 12/G 18/6 REPAIRS. «* Men's Boots soled 3/-; Ladies' do. 2/-. Rubber heels (id; Patches 3d. BRANSGBOYE DEVON STRRET EAST. "p>OR 6A*LE—A bargain: Second-hand Eraad piano, in perfect order, £l2, or 10a monthly. Apply sharp, Collier's. rpYRES, guaranteed for six months. ■*- nri<ipiilg.—TheJG.-W. Lawrence Co.,

SCOTCH SHORTBREAD. The ingredients required are: I%]]) of flour and 4oz. rice flour, lib butter and lioz. to Boz. of castor sugar. Rub these ingredients together carefully till they will mould fairly easily when pressed, then shape them into round cakes with your hands, pinching up the edges neatly, and pricking the top over with a fork. Place each cuke on a flat baking tin, and bake in a fairlv hot oven for 15 to 20 minutes; then lift it out and leave it on the baking tin till it is cool, as it is very apt to break if handled whilst hot. The oven, though pretty hot at first, should be allowed to cool down gradually whilst it is t-ookiiig. This method, though considered in Scotland the only way, requires practice to get pliable paste with only the above ingredients, and many cooks add a whole e<zg or a spoonful or two of milk to ensure success. To New Zealanders this shortbread would be insufficient without n. cup of delicious tea such as the Xew Crescent blwul. This tea has :i flavor which distinguishes it from all others and fhe flavor never changes, for the li'lendinc is done bv a connoisseur who knows how. The New Crescent, blend costs but 2s a lb, -ind gives the utmost palate pleasure. Your storekeeper sells it.—Advt.

J?KANK MESSENGER ARCHITECT. (Eight years with Oakden & Kemp, (Melbourne). Drawings and Specifications .Dreoanul