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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 110, 2 October 1914, Page 7

»*»«BOrW,. l^'! 'VßW' : WALL PAPERS Make home good PLACE TO LlVd IN. IP YOU CARE TO SEE 'A earefally-selected and charming variety of new patterns, bright, well printed, artistically colored and moderately priced, come aad see us, that we may display them in the piece and consider your special requirements. If unable KEMEJJBER.-Your walls form the chief sarfaw of your home. Make them artistic and healthy. The small expense is trifling compared with tat kiting rest-It,-and we certainly hare the pod* to produce the effect. BELLUINGEtt MtOSi NEW PLYMOUTH and rtratm»» I >7 Speed I _A»nwto«m» i Wunatß-Um < . UH.IHA. Everyone says and Doctor Fm a fine bonny baby says it's due to Heave's Food Contains all tke essentials for lesh and bone-forming in an exceptional degree, assists teething, relieves infantile constipation, and ensures restful nights. is _. ptceUml toot, admirably adapted to the wants d beiiig rick kphssphates and potash, is of the greatest ; the bone-forming sad ather sadispensable dements of food. The albuminoids or flesh-forming ingredients af this rood are very abundant.* NEARLY 90 YEARS' REPUTATION. GOLD MEDALS, London, 1900 & 1906; also Paris. NEAVE- FOOD HAS FOX MANY YEARS BEEN USED IN THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL NURSERIES. Oldest, Cheapest, and still the Best. A MOTHER'S TESTIMONY. Mrs. I iiey, of Blackbutt, Australia, writes:—" My little son was reared from two months to two years completely as NEAVE'S FOOD. He was a seven months' child aad only weighed J lbs. - ozs. when six weeks old, during which time he bad been fed on varitns Feeds which _id not satisfy him, but within a short time after giving him your Food be was quite a different child, and nowTU three years of age is a strong, healthy chitd."—iUAJ / eiy., jqia 'Momi/acurenr—JOSlAH R. NEAVE & _0- Fordingbridpe, £ag.i£ *£IABAN AKI ' JJAILY MONET !• LEXB. To be ] now bare several sums of money, PUBCHABED DAILY THROUGHOUT varying fro* £IOO to £1690, THE PROVINCE awaiting immediate investment on first at the undermentioned placr?:— aad second mortgages, t _ _ NB 7 v PLY MOUTH. WESTON & WESTON, John Avery, Tobacconist Devon St. _,.. .. , . T . . '.,. Tkflft AverV, Stationer Devon St «*«*<>« PuMie, A. fl. Brooker, Stationer Devon Kt. ***'" Plymouth and Inglewood. C 0. Hawkc-, Stationer D-von St J. Qnrigal, -Stationer Di'voti St. \xr T> TnH v q Jan. M<3feill, Grocer D.-von St. *V. It. -I uu * &> ' Mis* Retford, Draper Ciirrie St. i D S N T A L SURGEON, 3. A. Roberts, Grocer Eliot St. WAITARA. F. 6. Scrivener, Grocer .. Devon St. E. Mrs. Trim, Grocer .. F. J JEU, Grocer .... J. Taylor, Grocer ... I. Aroa, 'Grocer Mrs. F_a_cis, Grocer ite George * Johnston's Garage. •Phone 48. P.O. Box 10. 'ssuth£ 'H.onejß. P.O. Box 10. .. Fitzroy AND QRITFITHS. von St. W. ■-■ ARCHITECTS. .-TJTCE: King's Building, corner of '*** ._ __» Bevon and Brougham ■•*-»■ • BELL BLOCK. „ * . " ' JT. W. Sowns Storekeeper B " oa aßd B™« ha ™ WAITAHA. • RGrflroon Stationer gIANDISH & QTANDrSH, ' URENUI. „"„ Ceo. Bertrand Newsagent URUTL ' Devon Street, • Mallet and Co Storekeepers , NEW PLYMOUTH. MOKAU. It Jaeohs Storekeeper. ' —" '■ AWAKINO. V.iwiT Storekeeper . „ _ '_, T _ __, ■fNGLEWOOD. Vf. H. Humphrey Stationer 'KAIMATA. Matkie Storekeeper TARATA 3. Patterson Storekeeper TARIKI. J. T-esfclesen Storekeeper * MTDHIRST. ' ! T Mrs. Wiagkee Storekeeper Harkaees aud Grimmer .. 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