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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 248, 19 April 1912, Page 6

( For.this-early* morning-Luxury' fchere-is«no|-hing' so-invigorating,* 60-helpful,'&&- • PURE-TEA PftICEA Sold ~£v£AywHCßE!! W- H. HUMPHREY DNGLEWOOD The BEST for TALKING MACHINES AND MUSIC JAM MAKING ANP THE REQUISITES. PLYMOUTH housewives will be taking advantage of the cheap fruit to lay in an adequate supply of Jam. There is another advantage awaiting Jam ap Preserve-makers at WHITAKEJi'S This k Guod Quality Jars and other requisites at the lowest, current rates. The two most important brands are— MASON'S AND LIGHTNING. WHITAKEB & SON NEW PLYMOUTH. J. EUSSELL AND SON ST. AUBYN ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. MONUMENTAL MASONS ESTIMATES of Marble and Granite Headstone sent promptly to any part of the Island. We have a particularly large and raried stock of headstones in our yards, of which we invite inspection, rpAKAia Q 0 1 0 E, G. HAKOVER Proprietor. COACH LEAVES Purangl at 6.30 a.m. DAILY, connecting with morning train for New Plymouth and Inglewood, and leaves on.th# return at 2 p.m., after arrival of midday train from New Plymouth. TIME-TABLE. INWARDS. OUTWARDS. Leave— Leave—? Purangi 8.80 a.m. Inglewood 2 p.m. Pukeho 8.30 a.m. Kaiinata 2.45 p.m. Tarata 7.80 a.m. Tarata 4 p.m. Kaimata 8.45 a.m. Pukeho 6 pan. Arrive— Arrive— Inglewood 9,30 ft.m. Purangi 8 p.m. All orders or parcels left at Mr. Silk's store, Purangi. Mr. T. Waite'g Stable, Tarata, or fio.Tal Mail Stables, Inglewood, will reetuy* prompt nttentioa.