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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 3071, 22 January 1894, Page 3

■ 7, r : ;■ ■ :• y l ' ■'■'-. r " -. : ';' \ ' : -'i • ■ ; "-■ : - SIO QUJBEN STREET AXJCK:it_A_TSrB, -A-ISTD n V^EJ___L,IlSraTOlSr. FIBST PEIZE FO^fflGH CLASS TAILOEINa. FIEST PBIZE FOR LADTES 1 RIDING HABIT. FIRST PRIZE FOR __R!ITSIiC^ FIRST AND SPECIAL FRKEEFQR STYIiE AND FINISH. 5 w Dunedin, 1891. 3 Hn J. H. DALTON, T Dkab 3ie,— The Jurors in awarding you all tho firet prizes in your Uao expressed themwWeat^^ Y\ _m4_^ "T y ' ; ' '' ' ' " ; i: : If '-' • •■•' •Jl '"" JTT T\ "Wmes to draw attention to ttwfagttlii^sll^dealain nothing hut Tailoring, and that he makea a speoiai study of eaoh ciutomer'a a^uro. and any little ddjKrt . •XT.JU. sncl_«B slanting ahpnldew, flaV^ot^iSfeo.^whioli some persons areiaoliaed, owing to the nature of hia hu_ine*«, are by aepacialay^temof hisowa ana a- nwie jadiciouspadding made to entirely disappear and his generaUppearance wonderfully improved. - __________ 40 , nafllfBtf1 , , I simply, mention these few facta so that persons who require clothing: made on the very latest principle may uwp9ot the xH'_ra_f3B A.S3O X, r__ EN r of l * . i tweeds, FANOY Birrr_Nß«, a__d OOATfiT&Sr &o. JWrite for Patterna and self-measurement forms. ■ "■■■ • 7_i^^ioE up: : ; ;;,v£:' t .^ yt .:' ■ SinT ETTIU. TROTJSEBS •• 2if 6 TEOTJSERS .. , .. 012 6 » „..350 ,» ... - ». .... ... r ...J-g. J »» » „ ... 315 o „ >. .. .. ... ... y^.-.j »' » » ..3 18 6 „ •» .. ..... .. 1* ■ V »» * „ „ ..460 »:»*•. ..•>•• * ■ . * ; ■»■.■■ *■ »'» '-„■■■ "•/. 410 0 ■ > .. ■-■■;-■>..'>. . .. „ A <j f^^tra Trousers made of samelmaterial as suit or anything to sameZvalue. PERMANENT ADDRESS : : J H. DALTON, Tailor, 210 Ctueen Street, AucJ^ad.

WILDMAN AND LYELL'S List of New Books A Resent Editions s. d. 8 The Soul of Liiith, M. Corelli ... ... 6 0 The Waverley Novels, Dryburgh Edition, V&s?> fo. ... ... 6 0 Vol.lto9,eacns 0 srdath'5 rdath ' „ do. ... ... 6 0 Avenged on Society, H. F.Wood, ... 3 « gonwncepf two worlds, do. ... ... 6 0 Kitt/s Father, Frank Barrett, ... 3 6 J^ndetta, ao. ... ... 6 0 The Story of Philip Methuew, by Mrs J. H. Wonnwwd, do. ... 0 0 Needell, 2s and 2 6 me White Company, A. CpnaiiDoyle, Pepita Innenez, Translated from the rru c -,_ T _x * ~ w, 2^ 8 ?* , 2 6 --* Spanißh,of JnanValera, 3 6 The Scaxlet Letter, A. Conw>Doyle2si and % '6 A Yankee at the Court oi Kinjr Arthur, The Little Minister; J. M. Barri. ... %' 6^ f •f * * MarkTwwn, 2 0 "When a ManY Single, . do. ... 6,0 Link by Link, Duke Donovan... ... 2 0 A Window in Shrums, d 0;... ... 6 0 The New Mistress, XJeo.ManvilleFenn, 2 0 1 * do '- - 6 ° Scotland Yard, Past and Present, Ex Chief AaldLioht Idylls, d 0.... ... c 0 Inspector Cavanah, 2 0 The Rr«t Violin, Jessie Pothergill ... a 0 01dNewZealand,hy aPaltehaMaori, New Aldyth, do, ... ... 6 0 J lßdition. .„ 2 6 Hesjeft do. ... ... 6 0 Erioßriphteyeii.H. Rider Haggard 2/n and 3 « Probation do. .... ... 6 0 Bail unTHume NtsbattPicttueßoards 2 0 Comethup as a Flower, lU|oaaßrcWght<«^ 6 0 Dr, Meal, A Story of Heredity, B. Zola, Mrsßligh, , Y'-'Y do. ; 6 '-^ *..- 010^' ... 3 6 Bed as a rose is aie. do. ... 6 0 Myths and Marvels, K. A. Prootor, Silver Aunt Anne, Mm W. ... 6 0 Library 3 6 The Last Touches, do. 2/6 and 3 6 Nature Studies, B. A. Proctor, Solver The Silence of Dean Maitland, Maxwell ___b__ay ... 3 $ Gray, 2 Q It is never too late to mend, Chas. Beade, In the Heart of the Storm, d 0.... 2 6 New Edition; paper 6 Seeta, Col. Meadows Taylor, ... ... 26 Awaking, Mrs J. Kent Spender. Picture Ralph Darnell, do. ..- ... 2 6 Boards 2-0 A Noble Queen, do. ... 2 6 Judith Shakespere.W. Black, New Edition, 2 6 Tippo Sultaun, do. „. 2 6 The Wise Woman of Inverness, W. Black, The Light that Fadetb, Rudyard Kipling, 6 0 New Edition 2 Plain Tales from the Hills, do. 6 0 White Heather, W. Black, New Edition 2 6 lafes Handicap, . do. i 6 0 Toldby the Colonel, W.L. Alden ... 3 6 TheNaulahka, do. 6 0 IFoTbid i_ie t ßanns^ Frankfort Moore 6 0 Barrack Room Ballads, do. 6 0 From Wwdom i Court,Merriman and Many Inventions, do. 6 0 r Tailentyre.. 3 6 Robbery nnder Arms, red cloth, Rolf 'The-Fate of Fenella, by 24 authors, ... 3 6 ,_. -._.,. Boldrewqod 3 6 Adventures of aFair Rebel, Matt Crim 2 0 Miners Right, red do. Rolf Boldrewbod 3 6 A Mad Prank, by Mrs Hungerford, 1 0 Colonisdl^nneivdo. dp. . - 3 {$..1 Sohskifthe<3Rxft^byP. HaylluHter ls&l « Squatter's Dreara, do. do. „ 3fi National Gallery Pictures, PaU MaUoffice 1 3 Nevermore, do. do. 3 6 TwurtrShadowsnd Shine, Marcus Clarke 2 6 The Refugees, A«. Co/ian Doyl-? v paMft p xs 7 Hitf^Dale^ New Novel by *^Veii«'' 2 0 «., .^i;'VU-A . >Her^^c]b. 7^ 6 Whaiu&^&EKL'i'' WONDERFUL Pietro Ghislen, F. Marion Crawford/paper PACKET OF XMASCARDS, containing4o « • .1 ri^ ;-,■** : 2 fa cl6 - $ 6 Choice Cards, post^free, 12 Gnsley GnseU, Charlotte M.- Tonge, paper WrLDMAN and Lyell ? s ' ' YULE PACKET . cover, 2/6, clo. 3 6 containing 25 Christmas and New Year The Temble Cj^, Count A.x 10 Pict Bds, 2/- clo. 2 ' 6 / Postage on books 2d in the ls. VIGTORI/f AR6AO£, AOeKbAND. THE R__ASt3ISIS WHY Tbe public prefer the Celebrated STANDARD TEAS are very simple— Thby abb thb Best Valub in thb Mabkbt. Thbt combine Flavoub, Stbength, Gbip, and Richness, thbv-ete tm_ popttlab taßtb in bboabd to quality. Thby _____ All at Reasonable Pbicbs. Our Teas are bought from samples submitted for telegraphic reply to Calcutta, Colombo, and Foochow. We know what we are buying in foreign markets, and their snite-Lility to the looal trade, and we leave nothing to the judgment of agents, and consequently secure UNIFORMITY! which is always so desirable. The expansion in demand during thia year (1892) has been the most practioa] proof of success. Our energies an 4 ability are being directed to preserve and extend the trade, and we confidently recommend, aU lovers of reaUy good Tea to ask for one or other of our eight distinct Blends, according to the palate of the consumer, as to preference for ALL INDIAN, ALL CEYLON, or PART INDIAN AND CHINA, at prices based npon the lowest scale of profit. ; To secure tha right artiole, buyers should be familiar with the brands as under : And aak for No. 1 to No, 8, accordiing to marked prioe. on every packet or tin, L. D. NAI"HAN & CO. .i-,-,7-:.-::--' •i: J >}.k-y'->i:'-i~.Y\.ln;)-.. 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\ HEALTH MB \ Should you wish to secure and _oaintain the same, make your household purchases accordingly, and above all things drink the best of Coffee and the purest of Tea only. Solve ithe question and PURCHASE OF YOUR GROCER BROWN, BARRETT. AND CO.'S ! EXCELSIOR «:-JJffS)_i jsSshk, STANDARD j ; BR ? ND .. 2d per lh. lOd per lb. ! . i.v-WM*rrT . _t»,«oMJranr , Mixtures of the very btit Mocha and Ceylon Plantation Cofees. 1 OOLOMBO GARDEN CEY- StA^ARD TEA, LON TEA, Jspr (> V «* 4d per lb. »s lOd per lb. o//y\ rTi)* , lAil TF _ ■ J9CQELBIOR T€A;:---^C^S^- ■.• - ■' - iWLIIfc ' : 2s Od per lb. V^- (5 Super lb. The Choicest New Season's Ceylon, Indian and China Teas procurableOur PEPPERS AND SPICES, like the above still take tbe lead, on account of their purity, to which we strictly adhere. TE A IMPOR'EBRS, ELLIOTT-ST., AUCKLAND AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL^ SOCEITY- " J^GTJJiAJL EvX:J^M_PIL.EB 0| BONUS DEGLAE___) as atilst DEC, 1852, on Policies effected during OCT., NOV. and DEC, 1892. " : - ; ■■. -■ . : ■ ' ■'" - i ' ••■■••- ■■■ ' *■■ Policy No. Sum Assubed. Phemium P 4ID 810N j_ bt Bonus. 255,154 20 1000 18 14 2 17 10 0 254,806 25 20C0 * 42 13 4 36 16 0 169,268 31 2500 61 15 5 43 16 0 216,994 38 2000 60 13 4 34 16 0 149,209 45 1000 38 0 0 16 4 0. 255,487 54 2000 106 18 4 JO 0 * _____^ __ " ' ■ ' ... ■ . j_ — BONUSES VEST WHEN POLICIES HAVE BEEN TWO (2) YEABS IN FOKCE. PERSONS INSURING BEFORE 3]st DEC. SHARE IN THE YEARS BONUS. PHOTOGRAPHS __\\_______t_i TAKEN AT THE _U^&JV___^_______V_B > NEWTON STUDIO, j EARANGAHA_?E BOAD, '^ ~"^^^^^^ tIJ A „'■ . a\' v « i. _.'.«'!• magnificent Draught StalUon Are all guaranteed to be nmshea in the Best style, and at very Moderate ALLAN"A-DALE Bates. r" Bred by the Hon. M. Holmes, Oamaru. NOTE:- " Wffl stand the Season at Te Puke. J. C- MORTON ALLAN-A-DALE by Yotrag Banker, dam MAKES NO EXSCRA CHABGtE FOB NeOly IvanJioe, foaled April 18th, 1885. Young NraEBEBS IN-OBOTJPSr Banker by Banker; Banker by A<hmral out of Nannie ; Nannie by^ltob Boy ; Admiral by Sir All invited to call at our studio and Walter Scott ; Sir Walter Scott by Old Clyde ; inepecttbs work. All Photos cAßEFtiir packed. ggigggS? «* ot LondMl "^ , . : Allan-a-Dalb took second prize in Oamaru J_, -^---.•t _ ..-r _ ■%▼ being only beaten by bis stable companion, _H. EU CHAN AN, Begent. He took first pnze and^champion at '.**• I*' U~ **tT*.Tri, Aukland, 1891, the only time exhibited. fOTOM« MERCHANT; A Sn3o_k have taken the following prizes:---lESTABLISHyi 1872. 1890^^^, colt and .myy^h.gs, e^A ' , ._ , iß9l.*AucKLAin), 1 2-year old colt, first prige; ; Statuary, Monumental and JGeneral i 2 -year old filly, first prize ; 2 yearling Mason. filly, first and second prize. MARBLE AND FREESTONE Sooth Feaotlin, same as Auckland, also 1 CHIMNEY PIECES, VASES, Etc. old colt, first prisw; 'H/inTADIa OTDCtT CAQT ■' 1 3-year old colt, fi__t prize; 1 3-year old VlUlUlirAjOlnttl tflOl, faiy, £__t prize; 2 2-year old__ly,fir_tand Al (OKI ANO tbird prize ; 1 yearling colt, Ewciid prase; 1 yearling filly, first prize. ,:; _-...■•". „*■ j t Aucxi_un>,leachl- 2- and 3-year old fillies li Designs and prices forwrdeo OD ft«fc prize : l>y«^oldl_Uy, aewwidprize, ; annlication to any part of the Province Grrope of three by one sire, 1- 2- and 3**r% i ■ . ** years, first prize. or Uolony. SoTrra Fbajuxih, 1 each 1- 2- and 3-year old foaL flat prize. ~ """ " ', "" TERMS : —Single mare, _S3 3s ; two or ;- BAY OF PLENTY WOOD FACTOR S^~^_^___'^_V_X taken of all mares hot no re*TXW_sibilitv. " •" [ ""' W. BRADY, E-© __VINE S Agent. GA__?_£_fT-&R, I WHEELWBIQHT,! A DVEIiTI-IBMENTS of Sitm. *' * xjl tions Vacant, Wanted, and of TUBNEB, Places to Let, under this head, not I _ exceeding fourteen words, will be j UNI>EBTA___BB^ charged one shilling, and one penny J per word over that number. Cash A*D GJ^Ett__J_J KECH ABI *n]y.