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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 246, 23 February 1911, Page 7

PHONOGRAPHS THE GREAT ENTERTAINERS FOR THE HOME -'ON THE VERANDAH OR IN CAMP. They are an unfailing source of pleasure and amusement to yourself, your family and your friends. You can have a good time with an "Edison Phonograph." Call in and you may, hear them play the latest records. Tl\ese machines are thoroughly up-to-date ,with every modern improvement, playing both Standard and Amberol Records. C.OARTEE DEVON ST. NEW PLYMOUTH Taranaki Agent: HAROLD GREVILLE, Tiie Machinery Exchange,

"REST QUALITY strapped and ferruled Hay Forks, sizes 4y»»5, 6V4, 6 feet; all at 2/- each. Wood Hay Rakes 1/-; Scythe Blades, Tyzack's, "Horseman" and "Elephant" brands, patent Scythe Handles, also extra eyebolts for Scythe Handles, Round Scythe Stones, Red Emery Scythe Stones, American Red Blackberry Scythes, 2/8. H. WARD AND CO THE CASH IRONMONGERS. A. TOMLINSON, JJUILDER AND QONTRACTOR, BROUGHAM-STREET. ESTIMATES GIVEN for Residences, Cottages Stables, Motor Car Houses, And all requisites for houses. GOLDWATER'S XMAS HAMPERS 1 BOTTLE WHISKY 1 BOTTLE BRANDY I I BOTTLE WINE 1 BOTTLE RUM , 8 BOTTLES ALE OR STOUT. 2Q/- CASH (Oases 1/- extra.) Country customers at Flag Stations please add railage (1/6) to P.O. c ' GOLDWATER BROS., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. ! Currie New Plymouth. j MOTOR OAR, FOR HIRE. A£R, M. JONES has now at £* Criterion Stables an Up-to-date Touring Motor Car for hire. He hsa also secure* the services of Mr. K. Ednwmds a flrst-clasa chauffeur, who >s wellknown for his careful bawlbn* a' a-otoi