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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 134, 28 November 1911, Page 1

CASE ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding sixteen wor are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion ; or if Three nsertions 2s 6d. I f orders come by letter it must understood thai double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. J/)ST, from Show Ground—Two .yearling heifers, one brown, one black. Reward on giving information to Tlios. Hoskings, Smart road, or A. Cliff, New I Plymouth. 28-2 JMXJND—■' The only reliable place to get your garments dyed or cleaned, also feathers and gloves.—Morshead & Co., Devon street. 28-1 First-class grocer to take charge of department. Apply C. A. Wilkinson, Eltham. * *27-1 Pj/- REWARD.—Lost, in Devon street on Saturday, large old-fashioned silver brooch; patent catch; valued as keepsake. Reward on returning to this office. 27-3 between' town and Breakwater, Saturday afternoon—Lady's green jersey. Finder please return to this office. Reward. , 27-3 pITMAN'S Commercial Encyclopaedia, designed for busy merchant, commercial student, and man of affairs. Complete in 3(5 parts. Price lOd each. Part One due on Friday.—Booker & Keig, agents. JfOR SALE —Beautiful suburban home, 4Vs acres, with well-built sevenroomed house, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, stables, sheds, harness-room. Good garden, well sheltered. Land all level. . Only 10 minutes walk from Fitzroy School. High sunny situation. Homes such as this are seldom for sale. —Cornwall & WMtcombe. .pETER.PAN COLLARS—Big selection, 9d; worth 1/3. Wide torchon laces, 1/0 per dozen. —Auld, New Plymouth. "21-6 pEARS' ANNUAL; three beautiful colored pictures. Price 1/- com-J plete. Can now" be procured at the ' B.K.—Booker and Keig. /"CHRISTMAS Postcards. —A big variety at one penny each at the B.K. J AM making a bid for the Tea Trade, and I am going to get it with a special offer of a 2s Od per lb tea for 2s, at Veale's. TKTEN! There is nothing like it on the" market, for purity and flavorCall and ask for a sample of Veale's No. 1 blend tea, 2s 6d for 2s. —A. Vcale. rpilE Book of the play, "A Fool There Was," selling at the B.K. Price, 1/3. "M"EW range of blouses just arrived. Plain shirt blouses 2s lid, trimmed silk blouses Cs 9d. —Auld's, New Plymouth. "CiOR the Show—3 dozen trimmed crinoline hats for 12s Cd. —Auld's, Millinery Specialists, New Plymouth. PI KA DOWN will secure a sheep farm of 2»to acres; 120 acres in grass, balance bush; undulating and hilly; no weed; 3 paddocks; carry 2 ; y 2 sheep per acre; whare, shed, sheep yards and clip. Price £7« O. Enquire sharpWalter Eewtev, Egmont street.

"NJEW PLYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW. ANNUAL SHOW. ANNUAL SHOW. rp H E A T R E Or Y A L. THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 191.1. CUT FLOWERS. ' POT PLANTS. CHILDREN'S CLASSES. VEGETABLES. FRUIT. DECORATIVE CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE with the Secretary on TUESDAf, December 12, at 8 p.m. Schedules on application to— A. L. HUMPHRIES, Sec., New Plymouth. STRATFORD STRATFORD STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SHOW. SHOW. SHOW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29 & 30. QOME and see the greatest s'rhv in Taranaki. Magnificent Exhibit in Pedigree Stock of all classes. I-lORSE JUMPING | PONY JUMPING MILITARY EVENTS STOCKMAN'S COMPETITION. Come and see the GRAND PARADE. _ I SIDE SHOWS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Come ancl see the latest great novelty— THE DOG PARADE. ADMISSION: To Grounds, 1/-; To llorse Paddoc'c, 1/-. ] E. .TACKSON, Secretary. '