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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1918, Page 2

Just sixty years ago the tale of the Indian i Mutiny and the stirring defence of Lucknow thrilled our grandfathers. —and even in those early days hundreds of New', Zealanders knew that for affections of the throat and lungs there < was no remedy so safe 1 ; and sure as Bonnington!* , Iri»h Moss. To-day tens of thousands endorse thii : judgment. Rightly termed the standard family cough medicine, it ha* been tried, teited and proved to be the best for , young and old. Safe, " sure, prompt, it contains no opiates or harmful drags. See to it. that you get the original Bennington's Irish Moss—refuse imitations and substitutes. Insist on 1 Bomun£tbj& IrishOMoss * ar G The Ceuth Remedy that hu «(e*d th« twt of time 4m4 AT AUCTION PRICES. FURNITURE BOUGHT. FURNITURE SOLD. FURNITURE EXCHANGED. Your inspection invited to examine our stock of wardrobes, duchess chests, waslistands, tables, chairs, Morris chairs bedsteads, wire mattresses, new kapoc mattresses, tools, etc., etc. N. A. Christiansen I Co. 297 even Street, N,P. * " • Phone 480 ———; WHERE DO YOU LUNCH? THE MARBLE BAR: Menu comes into opera-1 tion Tuesday next. Some of our Specials are as follows: HOT LUNCHEON FROM 12 TO 2 PM. Menu a la Carte: Hot Spaghetti on Toast (an Italian delicacy), served with our famous Danish Coffee, Tea or Chocolate, 9d. Toheroa Soup, Oyster Soup, Beef Tea, or Tomato Puree, served with Crackers, Sandwiches or Toast, fid a bowL Delicious Afternoon Teas, served with dainty home-made cakes, scones, etc., Bd. Try our Hot Sodas and Hot Fruit Squashes (any flavour). Musical Selections by Mrs. George froxn 3 to 6 p.m. THE MARBLE BAR: THE ORIGINAL SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALISTS. PEAOTING SEASON, 1918. W E offer the following in strong, well-grown, hardy plants:— FRUIT TREES (all kinds) .-One year, Is 6d each, 15s per dozen, £5 per 100; two yeaT3, 2s each, 18s per dozen, £7 per 100. GOOSEBERRIES and CURRANTS.— 6s per dozen. BIIUBARB. —7s 6d per dozen. ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS. —ls Gil to 3s 6d each, according to size and varietv. GARDEN HEDGE PLANTS.—One year, 15s per 100; two years,' 20s per 100. ' BARBERRY.—One. year, 25s per 1000; two years, 40s per 1000. BOXTllOtfX.—-20s per 1000, CUPRKSSt'S MAOROCARPA and LAWSONIANA.^2Os. to 4fe per 100,'acpording to'size. PINTS' _ INSIGNUS,;' MURIOATA and OTHER years, , 20s . per iOO. , ROSES—O'ui; selectwii; is 3d eacli, 12s per Customer's selection, Is 0d each, 15s per dozen. Novelties as per. catalogues.. THE ABOVIiJ' ARE : MINIMUM ' ' PRICES. : Packing and Freight Extra in all cases. Catalogues Fren on application. Terms. —Two and a-half jfer dent, discount for cash' (excepting for Barberry and Boxthorri). :i " DUNCAN & DAVTES, ETD., New Plymouth. . ■< A. S. HICKS, Tikorangi. G. H. MILLS, Normanby. R. M'K.' MORISON, &irartfordW, P. Taylor, Stratford (no Fruit Tress or Barberry). J. REVELL, Hawera. JNGLEWOOD - pLYMOUTH jyjTOTOR QAR gERVICE. M R. H. LETT notifies that he has taken over the above service recently conducted by Mr. Baker. A Modern Super Six Hudson Car will cleave Inglewood dairy at 9 a.m.; New Plymouth daily at 4 p.m. Extra car will run Wednesdays and Saturdays. Courteous, capable and careful driven. Special attention will be given to the 'lelivery of parcels