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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 212, 16 December 1910, Page 1

NEXT THURSDAY. FLORAL PETE on a small scale ■will be held in connection with the Garden Party (on a big scale) at "Overdale," Carrington Road, on THURSDAY, 22nd inst. Handsome prizes are offered for the best DECORATED DOLL'S PRAM. DECORATED GO-CART. DECORATED PUSH-CART. DECORATED BOYS' TRICYCLE. DECORATED LADY'S BICYCLE. No entrance fee, and children with 1 exhibits free. MOTOR-CAR RIDES, 3d. From Mr. Cock's gate to the Vogeltown Bus Terminus and back, Xnias Trees and Refreshment Stalls.. Tickets (including afternoon tea),: Is. NEXT THURSDAY. ; = ©2IRISTMAS PRESENTS USEFUL, PR-ETTY & EVERLASTING. PRESENTS FOR LADIES,-. '"' A lady can always do with another brooch at Christmas, especially if the design is new and dainty. Pendants are always acceptable, • even if she has a good one; a change is refreshing. rir It has always been difficult to' Know what to give father or brother at this season, but if he has everything—silvermounted razor strop, sleeve links, gold Albert and sovereign purse—you will find something" at "No. 2, Egrnont street. Avoid worry, go straight to C. H. DREW. HYGIENIC BAKERY DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH Tel. 108. John. C. Legg, Proprietor. rpHE CHRISTMAS CAKES are in course of preparation, and we are now booking orders. The Mince-meat is made and mellowing. Our MINCE PIES are deliciousregular old English ones. ; We shall have plenty of XMAS. PLUM PUDDINGS this year. (Last year there was a shortage owing to a phenomenal run on them). We sell them in nice basins. All you have to do is to make them hot. They : are properly cooked—done to a turn. Prices from Is each. Watch for small ads. for specialties. Make use of the telephone please (108). GOLDWATER'S rXMASk HAMPERS 1 BOTTLE WHISKY 1 BOTTLE BRANDY 1 BOTTLE WINE : 1 BOTTLE RUM S BOTTLES ALE OR STOUT. ..;:,20^;^ H ■';■■-:' (Cases 1/- extra.) . Country customers at Flag Stations, please add railage (1/6) to P.O. order. GOLD WATER BROS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Currie St., New Plymouth. HANDKERCHIEF Gift. - Real Irish Linen Lawn Hand-embroidered. These are beautiful. Splendid handkerchiefs from 2s"M dozen.—Herbert's. 15-2 "EHDIE COASTER and new set spokes fitted to your cycle for 25s.—The G, W. Lawrence Co. "M ARK.—FuII quarter-acre, all level, main road, Vogeltown. Price £ 140; terms.—Gilmour and Clarke. ATOUTH Organs, Tin Whistles. Jews Harps, Toy Bagpipes, from all prices at H. Collier and Co.'s. Devon street. ■D.CJ. A . FITTINGS CYCLES, £l2; easy I JJKZ ' jtx terms.—The G. W. Lawrence! Co., Devon-street. luchers and Split Shooters.—Dockrill's. G.B.D., and B.B.B.—The finest pipes obtainable.—J. Avery, Ltd.,, Devon street. 15-t.c. [ TTALF-ACRE, three frontages, Devon J Street, Fitzroy; good terms, £350. j —Apply Hickman F. Russell. POPULAR LAWRENCE CYCLES, £6] 10s; terms arranged. The G. W. | Lawrence Co., Devon-street. \ PABRIC Gloves from 9d pair, good shades, well fitting. Our fabric glove stock is bargain priced.—Herbert's. 15-2 ffOR SALE —Hammond Typewriter, practically new; ohiap *or cagh. "Seller," News Offae. "OACON— Buy a small side well-cured dairy-fed Choi#e Bacon at 7y 3 lb.— i Fanner?' Storo, t.* "POR SALE—A bargain: Second-hand Eraad piano, in perfect order, £l2, or 10a monthly. Apply sharp, Colliers. I - select the instrument whose liquid mellow notes delighi your ear. Hoff,~TF Bobby Burns were with us noo 1 He'd gie it oot in rhyme 1 And say the meat we ha'e to eat is very vera prime 1 But the best of all ye'd get from Joll 1 That is eo every the*. iJTVHE world's greatest musicians prefer the Bechstera to any other.—Hoff-