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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 9, 29 May 1914, Page 7

BIG BEN ALARM CLOCKS, Ms 6d ea*. WHITE AND GOLD CUBS AND 6AUI3HRS, 2s 6d half dozen. LARGE BOTTLES BAT RVU, 4%d h»ttCe: MOTH BALLS, 48 for 3*. , WELSBACH GAS MANTLSS, B%d e*eu COLGATE'S SHAVING BOAP, M. l FABER'S COPYING DTK PS3MILS, l«d d«zen. VERY LARGE BOTTLES BRILUANTWe, now S'Ad, usual prh-e Is 6d. VERY PRETTY JAPANESE EGG CCPS, Ud dozen. LARGE GLASS SALAD BOWUB, 1* eaeh. COCOAKUT OIL, 4y 2 d hsttie. LARGE BOTTLES INK, usual price U, n«w 2d. " ' ' < '"*' KUGGET BOOT POLISH, 6 tiu for I*. HAZELENE SNOW, usual pri«e 1* M, *«ir Is. * FRASER'S TABLE KNTflfi, 8s M half-dosea. "*' DESSERT TABLE KNIVES, fe half-down. THREE-PIECE JAPANISB TEA SETi, Is 3d gift. VERY PRECSTTY SHAVTNe MUSS, MUd, usual price Is Cd. "^ JOHNSON FLAG BRAND CARVERS, «s lid pair. JOHNSON DINNER KNIVES, FLA« IRAND, 5s «d half-dozen. NYE'S MACHINE OIL, 2%d h«ttle. CARBOLIC DENTAL POWDHR, U t*. LARGE NICKEL MOUNTED SBUIT »R HL«WER STANDS, usual price WILLS' THREE CASTLI CIGAMTTES. tjf* packets for 9d. WHALEBONE BRUSHES, uswrt pTite 6» 68, out they go for 2a lid. 20 DOZEN FANCY SOAPS, three is in, V/ Z i per box! 45 DOZEN BRIAR PIPES, usual price Is, »ur price 6d. POCKET FOLDING SCTSSOES, M per ptir. 25 PAIR ARMY AND NAVY FULS CMSSES, 25-mile range, efearhur 12s 6d pair. 6 * SOLID NICKEL CAKE BASKHS, U U ea<*. This is a splendid line. 50 DOZEN CENTS' FANCY LWKB, frwa «d pair. BEDROOM Lamps, 6d\ 94, ami Is etlfi. " ?.' * * LARGE OAK FRAMES, will hold thwi ffc*t«S, is 3d each. CLOTHES BRUSHES, 6d, Bd, U etch. ' '*, 18 SETS IVORY HANDLE CAXYBU, »ut they {• 4s lid pai?. E.P. BUTTER DISHES, Is W e*th. W ONLY E.P. JELLY DISHES, 1/3 ewn, E.P. SALT and PEPPER SHAURfI, a» h pair. 5 SETS ONLY AMERICAN BOXING GLOVES, ssld at 255, new 13s 6d. 25 DOZEN LARGE CIATH BRUSHES, all at 8d each. WALLACE BROS.* TEASPOONS, splendid line* Is taei. !»«•". PLAYING CARDS, 6V 2 d pack. ■.'•,?' PRETTY JAPANESE CUPS AND SAUCERS, 5d each. FANCY JAPANESE TEAPOTS, M each. PRETTY JAPANESE SALT AND PBPFER SHAKERS, 2d each. PRETTY CLASS BUTTER AND JAM DISHES, 2d each. GLASS BUTTER PLATES, M aa** ,?■•■-■•> COLGATE'S SHAVING SOAP, lO^d. WOODEN SALT BOXB9, lOd each. FANCY BNGRAVHD TUMBLERS, Is fid half dozen. PATENT ROLLING. PINB, Bd ea*B. 75 DOZEN ASSORTED SOAP, Erasmic Cor IEFS, gents 6 for Is. 36 ONLY POINT LACH TEA CLOTHS, usual uriee fis fid. r,nr ™io i 50 DC 200 LADIBB' BAGS, latest designs, from Is fid eacfi. BRISTA'S (TILSA BRAND) SHAVING STICKS, 4d each. COLGATE'S DENTAL RIBBON CREAM, 7d tube COLGATB'S DENTAL POWDER, 10y 2 d bettle. LIME CBIAM AND GLYCERINE, 4%d bottle. LARGE JARS CHJSBBROUGH'S VASELINE, 6d each. BEST CRIAM LAID ENVELOPES, 300 for Is. LARGB POST CARD ENVELOPES, 8 packets for Is. IMPERIAL LININ BNTELOPES, 6 paskets for Is. MARVBL WRITING PADS, Best Bank Paper, 6 for Is. NICKKL-HANDLBD POCKBT KNIVES, fid each. CORKSCRIW POCKET KNIVES, 6d each. CASHMERI BOUDJJDT SOAP, 7d cake. LARGI BARS 4711 GLYCERINE BAR SOAP, 9V.d. ROSE GLYCBROri BOAP, 4 cakes for Is. BOUQUET TALCUM POWDER, 8d tin. LILAC BELLB AND SPRING VIOLET TALCUM POWDERS, 9d tin. WOODEW TOWBL RAILS, M ea«h. BEST CAMPHOR, Bd dozen. GENT.'S MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES, Is eart. BRISTLB TOOTH BRUSHES, 3d, 4d and fid ea«n.' LADIES' BLACK BACK BRISTLE HAIR BRUSHES, Is' 6d each. NAIL BRUSHES, from 2d each. LARGE UNBREAKABLE COMBS, in Black and White; 4d each. LARGE CUTTTNG-OUT SCISSORS, B%d pair. GENT.'S PULL-OUT COLLAR STUDS, 6y 2 d dozen. BADGER HAIR SHAVING BRUSHES, from fid each. XYLONITE POWDER BOXES, fid each. LARGE QUANTITY ASSORTED PERFUMES. Pn«t Makes 6d botW* mST QUALITY WRITING PADS, 100 leaTes, 8f« la ' LARGvE BOXES STATIONERY, going fid each. LARGE QUANTITY SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PENS, 7V a d eaeh FABER'S BAVARIAN LEAD PENCILS, 3'/ 2 d dozen. LARGE EXERCISE BOOKS, 2d each. MEMO. BOOKS, 7%d dozen. PAPER, all colours, six rolls for Is, large sift. STYLOGRAPHIC FOUNTAIN PENS, Is 6M each. 1 ARGE SETS SHOE BRUSHES, Is 3d set. SETS NUGGET BRUSHES, 1/3 set. PRESENTATION PEN AND PENCIL SETS, in Solid Nickel, Is 6d. OUH ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIMONY WARE at 25 per cent, off Selling SPLENDID LINE E.P.N.S. DINNER CRUETS, fls lid each. ' E.P.N.S. TEAPOTS, 12s fid to 21s each. 4-PIECE E.P.N.S. TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, 35s each. SETS AFTERNOON TEASPOONS AND TONGS, in Silk-lined Leathercovored Oases, 5s lid set. SETS FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, Heavily Mounted, in Silk-lined Leather-covered Cases, 8s lid set; worth 21s, SETS DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, Heavily Mounted, in Silk-lined Leather-covered Cases, 8s lid set; worth 21b. FISH SERVERS, Ivory Handles, Best E.P.N.S. Blades, in Silk-lined Leather-covered Oases, 10s set; worth 21s. ENTREE DISHES, Solid E.P.N.S., Reduced Price 255; were £3. JAM DISHES, ASSORTED GLASS BOWLS, E.P.N.S. Mounts and Stands 3a Od, 5s Cd, 7s fid and 10s each. BISCUIT BARRELE, Solid Nickel Mounts, 3s lid each. VERY HANDSOME HOT WATER KETTLES, Best E.P.N.S., 25s and 35s ca«h. SILVER-PLATED CANDLESTICKS, Assorted Besigns, Is Od each. IMITATION MARBLE CLOCKS, cautiful Designs, American movement, 30s each. SMALL BEDTIME BEDROOM CLOCKS, is lid each. 90-HOUR LEVER ALARM CLOCKS, 2s 3d each. CENT.'S NICKEL-SILVER WATCHES, Good Movements, 3s Bd each SPLENDID LINE GENT.'S GUN-METAL WATCHES, Dust-proof Cases, 5s lid each. GENT.'S GOLD-FILLED HALF HUNTER LEVER WATCHES, 21s each. LADIES' STERLING SILVER LEVER WATCHES, 12s Od each. LADIES' GUN-METAL WATCHES, 4s lid each. STERLING SILVER-MOUNTED PRESENTATION PIPES, in cases, 3s lid CADMAN'S BENGAL RAZORS. 2s fid each. FAMOUS ERU RAZORS. Is lid eacli. SPLENDID LINE SAFETY RAZORS, to take Gillette Blades, Is each. ROLLED GOLD-RIMMED SPECTACLES, to suit all sights, Is fid pair. SILVER-BACK BRUSHES AND MIRRORS, all designs, from 3s lid each. GENT.'S SILVER-BACK MILITARY BRUSHES, 3s. «d. LARGE ELECTROPLATED SALVERS, 8s lid each. .TOCKEY CLUB FIELD GLASSES, 25-mile range, in Solid Leather Case, were 455; now 17s fid. PRISMOID BINOCULARS, usual price £5 17s fid; now 47s 6d. This line wo can thoroughly recommend, and it will clear quickly. HOT WATER JUGS.BosI Sterling Silver Plate, 10s Od, 15s, 17s 6d, 25s CUT GLASS SALAD BOWLS, E.P.N.S. Mounts and Servers, 17s Cd each. SOLID OAK BISCUIT BARRELS. Best E.P.N.S. Mounts, 10s fid each. IVORY-HANDLE DESSERT KNIVES, Be ß t Sheffield Make, 4s Cd half-doz IVORY HANDLE TABLE KNIVES, best Sheffield Make, 5s fid half-doz DIXON'S A QUALITY TEA SPOONS, 2s Cd half-dozen. 12s fid, 15s, 21s set AFTERNOON CAKE FORKS, Best Qt Case, 7s Od. . • • - ■ CUT ID GWS K S S 3 A B^T ) T?fe^L^L VCr^ ato,, Mounte «* Server.,, 255. WT 3 t L fel'™™ UQUEURS '' in SoM oftk St - d ' «**•*• M«»t«. SOLID GOLD BAMBOO BANGLES, 25s each 0-CARAT GOLD CHARM TIE PINS, Is 3d each 9-CARAT HALL-MARKED BROOCHES, 8s oTeoch 9-CARAT GOLD-MOUNTED GREENSTONE BROOCHES * in .. i. 9-CARAT GOLD-MOUNTED GREENSTONE PFNDANTO tr& "t LINKS, Chain Connection, -- - T.ATVrPCJ 0/-ITTT> «/V»r> r.Ji BRoK^ o^ M eachT"' BROOCHES, Assorted esigns. Is «acb GEM SET DRESS PENDANTS, 10s fid; were 25s SS, Kg* SCREW ™W»H °at half prices. LEATHER SCHOOL-BAGS, Is 3d each. sovereigns, Is each. ' " "' SPECIAL LINE PHOTO FRAMES, Is Od each S£#?t B t I ?£P£? MELY FRAMED PI CTURES, Is eaeh. KS5 ILVBR SHAVINa STANDS, Complete, [ SOLID LEATHER WALLETS, Is eaeh LADIES' SOLID LEATHER PURSES, fid. Is and Is 6d ea.h GENT.S' SOLID PIGSKIN PORTSEA PURSES fid each SOLID HORSE-HIDE RAZOR "STROPS, Is each. AND OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GLADSTONE BAGS, BRIEF BAGS, DRESS HASKETR, BASKETWARE. 25 PER CENT. OFF OUR CUT-RATE PRICES. A WORD TO OUR NTOEROTJS GOBN TRY FRIENDS.—SHOP THROUGH THE POST. BUT SHOP EARLY, AS THE PRIORS QUOTED ARE SO COMPFXLINO THAT TINES C4NXOT LAST LONG THE SAME SATISFACTION AS IF PURCHASED ACROSS THE COUNTER". SEND P. 0.0. OR POSTAL NOTE TO COVER YOUR REQUIREMENTS, AND WE GUARANTEE

NOTE.-- Our Only ADDRESS ' -Vi.l t ~ 'i^ftK von st New Plymouth. Filthy Separator Means a Poor Quality of Cream. A dirty bowl or frame means baetwfeij poor cream and trouble for the wife* Invest in the ALFA-LAVAL, and jr.n lave a Separator made on strictly cleanlike principles—as e;isy to clean as a tea-cup, every part smooth, visible and reaehable. without nook, tube or crevice. Alfa-Laval »«g » The bowl shell is a single piece, aB also is the combined bowl bottom and distributing shaft. Discs are quickly cleaned and easily handled, owing to the provision of a patent transfer device. Two or three minutes is enough to thoroughly wash the bowl. The same thoroughness marks the ALFA-LAVAL right through, hence the reason why over 8* per cent, of the world's dairymen use it. G^ffi E. GRIFFITHS' & CO. ALFA-LAVAL AGRXTNEW PLYMOUTH. Lime your Land We have app. MESSRS ]■:. GRIFFITHS k CO. SOLE AGEXTS for XO.KTIIEKX TAIUXAKI for our AGUICULTUiRAX'TEED t'URE LIME. RAHAGE FREE SPORTING. OTAKI ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph—Press Association. Otala, Thursday. Flying Hack Handicap, C furlongs.— lalais 9.0, Laity Vladimir B.fi. Mettle .'nm S ft \ri/o-„t,n 1 ,rn,„,.]„- 1(1 Jl^j ''ore-St ron Boy Uush 7.0. ■ ■ Tainoi Hack and Hunte™' Steepleihaso, 2'/j miles.—Silver Monarch, Exotic, and Ijeolantej- 11.3, Stockade and Tc Whetu 10.S, Merrie lad and Master Malnchi 10.2, Passive 10.0, Grit lawless 9.11, Parnkioic Bonny, Chatis and Waiwetu 9.7. Ka.uka.iva dip, ]'/ 4 miles.—Byron and | Mkmt«a. Girl 8.0, Mysteriareh 8.7, ManiI tau 8.4, Oiahn 8.2, Pavlova 8.0, Passa- | dona 7.13, Manawakaha 7.!). First Coni sul, Imurose and Mulga Bill 7.8, Stepney and Lady Jjouisa. 7.6, Rene CIS, , Odessa. 0.10, Alec to, Perceler and Minora 6.7. Otaki Ifrek Handicap, 1 mile. —Monlano 9.0, Ladify 8.8, John Willie 8.0, - - 1.-oii'i-l 7.1.'!. Merrie Gain and Purseliller 7.12, Whisperer and Mysteriuin 7.7, l'atronatii 7.5, Perhaps 7.3,' Zimniex ami Move-on 7.0. RaJiui Handicap, G furlongs.—Eraiengurde 9.0, Pavlova and Tn-tmi-u 8.3, Peronilia 8.1, Jfaknra, Mowbrav and Wild Lupin 8.0, Lady Volga, 7.l3,'Mount Victoria 7.7, SaUbiirg and The 'Great Mogul 7.4, Bradainante 7.3, Oknfern and Negative 7.1. Black Lupin and Listen 6.13, Amber and While, (lexberga an<l Prints-. Uoiiloa fi.lo. ltov.ul Sleeves li 7, | Birthday Welter Hack Handicap, 7 | furlong:.. -Square Ileal 10.11. Sir Sara- , <en 9.7, Ilni-ik.ipufi 9.2. Lady Ami, jlii- Ex-elli-iive, Wliisjicrer, and' Amity 8.12, Ifuapeiu, Dekko mini Portraiture 8.10, Picraiont. Iteelilii fi. <:r ; ,n,1,.„ TRAINING K',)TY: 2-ssec; Soult, Ngapuka, and Kaiiroii u-erp in. llmf nv.lc- ~-».,,■ -i round in 2mm fi 2-osec, the last-named taking 2min 10 2-oscc; Ruse de Guerre did s»x furlongs in Imin 23sce. and Tripoli five to the new post in lmin .3 3-okcc; Bercola, .Sandy Paul, and (i-tcn-more separately did useful pacing; Xgabiruanui was going better than Try Fluke at the end of a round in 2mi'n 7 l-ss,«c; llaku, Master Regel, and Pet started for a round of the hurdles, but the last-named fell ait the riTst fenc: and was not persevered with, the former showing to most advantage; Zak . was better tban Lady Sabretache over | fivo hurdles; Waterworks', Vestal, Biro ' Atu, Irriwnddy, and Pylow were sent a 1 round of the big country, ParitutU aeI coanpanying them »ver the fences. On ! the flat all jumped well, but at tOie first [ fence double Pylos came to grief and I Kelly, his rider, dislocated 'his collarbone. A lojt of others also worked. in the Wintftr Oaits on Saturday, hut was never sighted. 11. Young wjs ■ o the ton of Maniapoto and a ■horseman might have got more om oi tlio nag. The (Southland steeplechasers, Northern and Sportsman, jumped beautifully over itihe easy country at Wanganui, but their pate would not carry them to the front of a very Hiigh-cliisi titld of Xort BT COM WETS JUST LANDED. JABFBT COM P :,OTTAJiEi TUBF TOPICS. (By "Moturo.i.".) u»mi vviuie is now owned ill Wanganui. Darby Paul's break down is reported to be a tenons one. Bercohi looks like giving tile Xortherns a big shake. Tllo First (,'on.ml "bo;>ni'' ourst ■witli a loud bang last week Sam Pan found the weigihts too nuivli for hint: at the Wanganui meeting Rationale began 100 slowly each day to ilia ve a chance at Wanganui. Sir M'oseley's big dividend in .Still the talk of the nonunion. Yet dozen- of spurts reckon they hacked it! Sir Donald is coming ou with every g.i'llop, and should annex a good welter shortly The sipeudixrics asked no questions at Waii.g.inui, but, there were a few in-aii:l-out ])ei'[(.rinaiu:es i.iat woitl-d lake a 1-Lit of explanation. Sweet Van improved on liei- Ha-nera running and retu.nie.il hrr snjiportiTs a good second dividend on SatnrilUy. Jlcr owner was ".-hut out" on the tote. stws prior to the running of Itlie Wanganui Steeple, "Look out Passive does not bring you down." To Hie surprise, of all she got round safely, but on tltisecond day sho blundered alt the first fence and brought down a w-uim. favI orite in Itiro Atu. The fence Uiat beat most of the 'diascrs at Wunganui was a comuuin "bni-'fi." between three and four furlongs from the winning post. The ■fence appeared to be too tihick, and that, ccjnibined with the trees on one sjdp, caused horses to take, oil' too soon anil land on top of the fence. It would -surprise many) people to know that Hie. Wanganui Steeple was • actually run nearly fivo. minutes before tiiiK'. The ilolalisator wasiin full swing when the. lic.TS.es had' completed one , round, and with .lacknian well out in ■ front there w;ifl no doubt which llorse | was. living rushed. The steward"! met. \ uft.cnvt-rd.-i and' there was souie talk of a re-vuit, but finally the sjtartor's time I was accepted as official time and - the , matter dropped. Jaclsmiui won so \ easily that, it would have, been bad luek fr.-r his party if he had had: to go over , the cour-e again. Barring a fall, the T<V-.;ilt. would .have undoubtedly been i the same, but falls come when least '•:,. pitted in steeplechases. i There was mn.re than ,i trille of real | merit about Kewi Polo's victory in the i Empire .Handicap. Willi (lie- except :mi ,of Goldsize, no horse carried ■more iihmev than the black, lie drew No. i .1. M. 'Gouldsmlith 11. H Tnm-.iin .... B. J. Watt .... A. Alexander Walter Raleigh .. 11. Kingan Ross Allan J. Bull, junr A. W. Gillies J. R. h. Stanford BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN The Cotswold IS THE SUIT TO-DAY. Besides being stylish and well cut, these gai-mentu are comfortable and durable. This season's ' colors are .Grey, and Brown, Call and see our nice selection. 27/3, 39/6, 47/6, 57/6, 65/ RISHMOS NEW ZEALAND HP Wi CLOTHING FACTORY wmm §&} / Cough*, \ tw4 l Colds, ' V/i ? and K quickly Lfyo and surely /JP N tf'\ S.,y VNoT'to the S ;'- | imitation—insist on |r B :- : i Boa.insion's Car- I' ; v j ravcen Irish Mo S! ft ;y.'j It has stood i| le / r't ifstolovcr half /* i.,vy', a cenlury. A DETOX STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. HENRY BFGWN AND GO. JlOKLlfiy b'J'KKET, NB. W PtYM OUT H, mmm piie Wo- have on hand ,ex Bcl'ooner H. D. Bendi/iEon, 400,000 feet of Oregon Pine, which we tro quitting at current rut.eit. jiy. B.KOWN s-. co:, Movley -Street, Kcw PlymoutlJ. LOOK? LOOK? Bo you want a farm? We have some ideal land on our hooks, ami if wu desire to have a look at Taranaki's li«st. wilt on us. HERE ARE SOME WORTH CONSIDERING 257 A ! ;1 !'- S } [ ™r e n,m,1 > wiUl 8l '" mm -' 1 «lw l .ir,ii S . aUo 17-hail co«.)„d stahlcs woolshed.. etc. .\lclal road ~ast proj.eil.,, U , u il,. s fr om , ovv „. All plonghali.e. Price, £2l p,r acre. Deposit and i,,.,,, can he arranged ||o ACIIKS, Kranklcy Ko:ul, Ir.indyfo town, S-KOOJH-:!) i,„i; SE| row ,, lcdi iiiip»lied, Wash-house, l.iniess Slied ,<,. n,,i,. ,/ , , faetor,, and 1, miles to ..W. Tome !uul 2951 Af ' RKS . Carrington lioad. ti.R.l'., rent, 12s (id, i'.i js goodwill. (\utl" J proof fences. 150 acres in v'rass- ri'si light bush. 002 TOWN PROPERTIES COMPRISE '{., ACRE. United street, with o-roonted dwelling, w.-i-f, sullen, ball.room, linen press, elc, h. ;nul c. «'a'.'-r and sei\i.r r;;,o. I/I AfJKIO. Buller Slreei. with 5-rooi'ied ■ dwelling, hatl-i..,.-. - ,i.|, houve, el«. Kleetric Light and Gas. Price, XIm 11 - '- I::i) <■:'«!'. AX!I MANY MURK TM'V XfMKimcs 'l'<> MKNTIGS. J> ff yon v.w.t- to "■ ] \. send p; parti '-ulai--. We -' ; ': '■■ mr.- li<-,4 (ov you, - iillen, ball. JONES BBO; L AND AND CO M M I B ! ISKOUGHAM S'/EKEP, NEW 'Phone 474. ul'.-ol the investigation bv England's gr< that fine: tea like AMBER TIPS > l;u it 1:6, bei A (i !•: N T S.