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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 109, 1 October 1914, Page 7

THE tfVU'MM WALL PiPSRS f Wll.l MAKE HOMc jJOD ; PLACE TO V . <U, IF YOL CAKE & HWH >A3Tunt T/f DiJiCW Q£ Isr LOW I PICES m UROE. m STOCK SEE A carefully-selected ana charming variety of new patterns, bright, well printed, artistically colored and moderately priced, come and ecc us, that we may display them in the piece and consider your special requirements. Tf unable fro: ; 1 which we shall be pleased to mail you. ,*"T wa.ls luim the chief surface of your home. Make tnem artistic and healthy. The small expense U trifling compared with tlie lasting restult, and we certainly have the goods to produce the effect. Bf LL INUEII BROS KEW PLYMOUTH and STRATF«UD. fm By Spidil AfPtteteeal "Vrait K«Ucr« toHJJLIkt Earns of fcmia. Everyone says and Doctor m a fine bonny baby says it's due to Neave's Food t Contains all the essentials for flesh and bone-fcrniing in an exceptional degree, assists teething, relieves infantile constipation, and ensures restful nights. Sl3 CIIAS. A. CAMERON, C.8., M.D, HoEal Offirar of Hesltk for DuUin, etc., etc., writes:—" This is k. jxcei!«*nt Food, admirably adapted lo the wants of infants and bei;jg rich in phosphates and potash, is of the greatest utility in supplying the bone-torming and other indispensable elements of food. The albuminoids or flesh-famtiug ingredients of this Food are very abundant." NEARLY 90 YEARS' REPUTATION. GOLD MEDALS, London, 1900 & 1906; also Paris. NEAVE'S FOOD HAS FOR MANY YEARS BEEN USED IN THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL NURSERIES* Oldest, Cheapest, and still the Best. A MOTHER'S TESTIMONY. Mts. I Aiey, of Blacktnu, Australia, writes: —" My little son was reared from two months to two years completely on NEAVL/S FOOD. He was a seven months' child and only weighed 3 lbs. 2 oes. when six weeks old, during which time be had been fed on various Foods which <Tid not satisfy him, but within a short time after giving him your Food he was quite a different child, and now at three years of age is a strong, healthy child."—llM tehy.. jg/s ' Sold in Tins sfuciallf packed fw Australasia. iSancfauurtTi r—JOSIAH R, NEAVE & CO., Fordingbridoe, ftny.

ARAX AK I J)AILY LWS To be PURCHASED DAILY THKOD.fiOIT THE PROVINCE at the undermentioned place-• NEW PLYMOUTH. k>hn Averj, Tobacconist Devon St. rhos. Avery, Stationer Devon St. L S. Brooker, Stationer Devon St. 0. Ilawkc, Stationer Devon St. Carrigal, Stationer Di-vun St. r*3. McNeill, Grocer De von St. Jigs Retford, Draper Currie St. A. Roberts, Grocer Eliot St. f. G. Scrivener, Grocer .. Devon St. E. ilrs. Trim, Grocer Eliot St. f. J Bill, Grocer South Ed. Taylor, Grocer Fitzroy !. Aroa, Grocer Fitziuy ira. Francis, Grocer Devon St. W. BELL BLOCK. . W. Downs Storekeeper WAITARA. L G ribbon Stationer URENTJI. feo. Bertrand nt URUTL lallet and Co Storekeeper* 340KAU. Jacobs Storekeeper. AWAKDfO. V. Avery Storekeeper INCLEWOOB. F. H. Humphrey Stationer KATMATA. ieo. Mactie Storekeeper TARATA Patterson Storekeeper TARIKI. //Therkkaen Storekeeper JUDIiIRST. Ira. Wingkee Storekeeper [arkness and Grimmer .. Storekeepers STRATFORD. [, J. Hopkins Stationer . \V. \L!Lj Siat.oner lailiroy Bookstall XGAERE. . Pennington Storekeeper ELTHAM. [. G. Carman Stationer MAKGATOnI. T. Wfclters Storekeeper. KAPONGA. ' Bertie Saildi.r. ' AWATUXA lareball and Corrie Storekeepers. OPUXAKE. I Caanell Stationer NO&MANBY. (r Stewart Storekeeper OKAJAWA. It Barclay Siorekeper ' lIAWERA. H. Boasa Stationer 'ole A Donnelly Btai:onera /O.Hooker Pieture-f^uuer JNAHA. iverdale Co-op Store. MAKAIA. obn Gilmour Storekeeper KAUPOKONUI. aupokonui Co-op. Store. OMATA. . P. Liater Storekeeper OKATO. (g_ Pqj Storekeeper WAREA. F. Andrews Storekeeper PUXGAREHU. P. Hugbaon ft Song Storekeepers toe Annont Co-op. Store. ** RAHOTU. P Hoebaon ft Sons .... Storekeeperi ' OAONTJI. p Hugbgon ft Sons .... Storekeeper* iviu and Bejnolda .... Storekeepers " PATKA. ' W. Smith Train Ag«t | beta train ruwiers on «li

MONEY TO LEND. r.ow lay.' several sums of money, varying from £IOO to £ISOO, awaiting immediate investment on first and second mortgages. WESTON 4 WESTON, Solicitors and Notaries Public, N'tmt Plymouth and Inglewood. YV. E. JOHNS, DJiSTAL SURGEON, WAITAHA. Opjxjsite George & Johnston's Garage. ' Phone it. P.O. Box 16. AND QRIFFITH3. ARCHITECTS. •kTICI;. King's Buildings, corner el J - von and Brougham gTANTOStI & gTANDISH, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. P H A 21 X E S S E N G JS E, ABCfIITEOT. MALA. Devon Street, New Plymouth. • ( ! 0 KEY To £BN D. V- Hve jercrtl sums available tor Ltfiwpowte i; '•t'Pcrt. Vi.4 3RKI. P. K. W*TC n OM B E SURGEON DENTIST. DETOX STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Crer Eraser's, Ckemist). Houre: 9 a.ra.to 5.30 p.m. ; ; Thursdays, 9 a.m. to I !>.m. Telephone No. 151. | fl K JJUNGALOW ' 18, BELL STREET, WANGANUI. "RTVATJ3 F.GARI) AND RESIDENCE. Terms, 5/- per day; 22/0 weekly. MISS £': EIrYAPT, Proprietrwn. \TLSSE JJEISWETT'S pRIVATE HOSPITAL. INGLa W O 0 D. Every tare and ati:ntion given. County patients mat at station if required. 'Pione 87. fJRBWUI-WAITARA-NeW fLYMftUUI MOTOR 'BUS AN® PARCELS AGENOT. Motor "Bus leaves Urenui daily at S a.m., Wsitara 9.15 a.m. Leaves hew Plymouth (Trocadera), at S pjH. (Thursdays 1 p.m.) Leaves Waitara 4.30 pjn for Crenni (TVursdays 2.15 yon.) Prompt delivery of parcels a*d «arefal attentioa to all order*. ARTHUR J. BMITIT,