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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5524, 13 July 1910, Page 1

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THE STAR HOTEL Telephone 6. P.O. Box 21. Telegrams, "Star,"' Tauranga. THE Leading Commercial House in the Bay of Plenty, Coiner Strand and Devonport Roast, Taurapga, tinder new management. C&iwpondence Promptly Attended To. ; " Best of Accommodation. \ *" .^__ ' Uitosts can always rely on getting \ the Best ot Attention Possible. The n»eou is unsurpassable, a first- j | class cook having been engaged, the | whole being uudcr the personal supervision o" the Proprietor. Every Convenien-e. Hot and Cold Bat/is. ' Only tho Best Brands of Liqi/ors ' Kept in Stock, and Every Bottle »' ' Guaranteed Ti%ue to Name. " I' jfcu'ro fond of a home, And you want to live well. | You've not far to roam— I , To tho Star Hotel. I ■You're right in the town; I No high rates to pay ; J You live like a king, For Six Bob a day. Billiard Hoom. 50 up 6d ; 100 up Is. I. PO. PAKTHUR, ffe Late I! -AKANAKI AND VfELLINOTON \ '. ; PROPRIETOR. U; ' . 'X P DONOVAN ' UTISHE 8 to inform the Public l(V that ho has taken over the oldjrtablished Livery and Bait Stables o! Mr G. R- Musgrave, and intends to "Spare no expense in bringing the p\ant thoroughly up-to-date, and by civlUty and strict attention to busitiestf, to make the business second to win* in tho V.\w of Plenty. li h , fc Mislnesß. Jb still to/be icbniiau«j t»'t»ffii Te Puke and Taumnjfa Uoacheß meet all Auckland steam,'w«« m arrival and departure Buggies and Hacks suppued at the \ , nhortest notice. V FttnJture removed to any part of -VlSUtetrict. OF A TRIATj 0BDE» j : f -. IS SOLICITED. f U p. DONOVAN /' ' - BEVONPORT ROAD ■ liiuTH \ : BRITISH NSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ,' : K LOCAL INSTITUTION. DIRECTORS : '.. ' ."nios/Feacock, Esq. (Chairxn.an>» J--'a, Upton, Esq., W. C. W. ,Md)6wj»/ Esq., 12. R. N. kasscll, Esq., J. -B»1t--ler, Esq., J. Edson, Esq., W. ■k. 'Ilitoon, Esq. C»plUl £2,000,000 Reserves . - aad Undivided Profits " now exceed ' £5G6,000 AIL'CLASSES c V RISK? ACCEPTED AT j LOWEST CURRENT RATES. ' " Ml?IRi5" (Buildings ana Contents), ' "*v "MARINE" Wool from Sheep's back to final port of destination), and "AGCIDENT" in « «U Its branches, viz. :-r-Employersr- ' liability, Mortgagees' Indemnity, Woriters* Compensation, Ordinary Ac- ," «**»» V Public Risk, Plate Glass, -, Burglary, Fidelity Guarantee an* Administration Bonds. Ihfc South British "Up-to-Date,- , P»licy {combining Accident and Sick»9») is a most Überal and attract Uvr one. SETTLEMENTS PROMPT AND EQUITABLE. A. 0. RUSSELL i Hnnngnr, Auckland. J. H. GRIFFITHS, Agent, Tauranga. ! 11. KERB, Agent, Te Puke. JARRAH OWINO to tU strength and durability jarrah Is the best tim- %* for feaetag, Gates, Bridges, 8* «U etpcM* work. VILAItS' WEST AUSTRALIAN IUBIWOODS' COMPANY. LIMAUCKLAND BRANCH, fttagrmptac Address :— - - "JABRAH." \ Taura.ng.-a Agents :— - ~ ■** ZEALAND LOAN & MERCA'N'Tn^E AGENCY "nMPANY, LIMITED,

CAMPBELL and EHRENFRIED COMPANY LIMITED. Q4.PITAL £300,000 Established, 1840. QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY, QUEEN STREET & DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. Directors : J. Logan Campbell, Esq., (Chairmac), Arthur M. Myers (Managing Director), «ud Leo M. Myers Secretary • Alfred S. Bankf.rt. Agents for : It. Porter & Co., "Bulldog'^ Ale and Stout, London. J. Sohweppo & Co., Mineral Waters, Sydney and London. W. and A. Gilbey, Dry Gin and Schnappr, London. D. H. Burke, Schnapps, Hamburg, J. W. Burmestpr, Port, Oporto Adet, Seward &, Co., V.),. Claret, Bordeaux. Jas. Buchanan & Co., Scotch Whisky, London. James Watson & Co.. Scotch Whisky, Dundee. Pease, Son & Co., 13.0.5. Whisky, Darlington. Hint m Walker .^Jfc. ...Sons_ v .(L,i£ ri^(?d) • ■ "Canadian Club" Whisky, .Ontario John .Walker & Sons, Limited, Lon-_ don. Dunville & Sons, Limited, V.R. Irish . Whisky, Belfast. j Sir John Power & Sons. 'Irish Whisky, Dublin. Rouyer GuiUett &, Co., Brandy, Cognac, Adelaide Wlno Co , "Tanunda" Bv-an-dy. Adelaide. Moet •& Chandon, Champagne, Reims. Krug & Co., Champagne, Reims. Ruinart & Co., Champagne, Reims. E. Erroy, Champagne, Reims. A. Collin, Champagne, Chf.lons. VOSLAU GOLDECK CLARET. Fully matured Hungarian Wines, iin- j ported direct front, the famous | Voslau Vineyards. THE CAMPBELL & EHRENFRIED CO., LTD., Solo-Agents for NJZ. Brarmar, or.n star ;and three star Old Highland Whisky, Black Dump Bottles, also in Patent ■ Flasks ' and Half-flasks. ruriri Natural Mineral Water, Invaluable for Rheumatism, Gout, Inj digestion, etc., mixed with spirits, forms a most agreeable beverage. Cigars : Manillas and Havanas. All qualities, shapes, grades, and sizes. Sole Agents for the wellknown "Intrepida" brand of Maitillaß. '.'.'■ AH kinds of liquids suitable for hotel or private trade always in stock, at lowest prices. THE CAMPBELL k EERENFIUED COMPANY, LIMITED. ROYAL.MAIU LINE OF COACHES. TAURANGA. KATIKATI, WAIHL | f EAVES TAURANGA : Tuesdays. 1-^ Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8 a.m., eonnccting with train to Te Aroint antf Hamilton same day. Lea-vcs Waihi : Mondays, Wednesdays, nnd Fridays, at 9.30, on arrival of t-ain from" Te Arolia. TO'TRAVELLERS VIA MAIN TRUNK LINE. By travelling W niy conch from Tauranga to Waihi on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYf3, ■ travellers con roach Frank ton Junction at 3,1 I'm. the same day which enables them to - catch the express for Wellington that evening. Booking Orticc :-Mr C. H. Trigg's illce, Vhdvi Street. ' M, CRIMMINS, Proprictoi, TE PUKE HOTEL FREE HOUSE. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. A DOLPHUS MONTGOMERY (late -oL D £ Karangahake and Waikico), ibegs to intimate that he has taken over the above hostelry and hopes by civility and strict attention to the requirements of patrons to make the house second to none in the province. BEST "BRANDS OF SPIRITS. CUISINE A SPECIALTY. NOTICE. \m O CORRESPONDENTS ANT I X ADVERTISERS. It is requested that all f COIIRESPONDENCE ' Dealing with the literary side of ] the papor be addressed to the Editor. CORRESPONDENCE Referring to business matters, J printing, and advertising to the i Manager. PRIVATE COM MUNJOATIONS lie addressed to the Proprietors. J. H. CLAYTON A CO.

BREADWINNERS W"E HiLVE PLEASURE in again ' » assuring you that we are in no way connected with any MILLING TRUST, ASSOCIATION, OR CO2 1:BINE ; Free in every respect. The Otago Tinios, 31st May, in a leading article, speaks in most eulo gistic terms of our independence, and having so successfully kept the TRUST at bay in the NORTH ISLAND, but our local papers remain silent on our good points. Though we have successfully combated the , Trust, with your assistance, we have not yet been oadowed with supernatural powers, to control the elements to prevent drought and shortages throughout the world, and minus oS thtae powers, we are compelled to pay the market rate for wheat,which has advanced through the results of a serious drought in the South augmented with something similar occuring in Europe. We all like cheapness, but it is hardly fair, and not biblical to expect that one section ol the community (i.e., farmers, etc.), should shoulder the loss alone for the j betterment of mankind, when no other trado ?«■ profession is asked to d so. I Some platform orators for ctieap i notoriety say remove the duties, no matter hovr seriously it interferes vyith their.neighbours, _If this,was given effect to, the a'ueated surplus .of mysterious America (with its re cent disclosures in adulteration), coloured India, vrhcre the weekly wage lis about 2s, and greedy Australia, with its recoct reciprocity tariff, would be dumped in New Zealand, thereby ruining the farming and milling community, with their numerous dependencies. Australia had *i serious drought in 1902, and its tariff was not altered for New Zealand's benefit. The Uovernment is now exhibiting the horrors of sweating, bo let us be careful and reflect seriously before giving vent to idle and dreamy thoughts, otherwise God's Ow Country will no longer exist. We have spoken Thanking you for past favour" and soliciting a continuance. We remain, Always at your service, P. Vf./tTUE, Manager, northern Roller Milling Co. Of "CHAMPION" ■KRAND A. W. CARMICHAEL. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, HAMILTON STREET, TAURAXGA. (Next N.Z. Loan & M. Co 's Store). A XST p ARMiCHAELi X\ •.T T • V^ wishes to inform the Public generally that ho is prepared to receive entries of Properties for Snlo or Lease. ■ AGENT. FOn V) Le ROY, Horse Covers, Tcnis, Coats, etc. 1). HAY & SONS, Nurseries. R. 0. CLARK, Tiles, etc. ENGLISH & FOREIGN PIANO Co. SAUDLERY. OCEAN ACCIDENT CORPORATION LIMITED. STATE FIRE INSI/RA.NCE, i"or Greerton and Surrounding Dictricts. Owing to ftequcut mid-week business trips, please ai-'dress correspondence to CaRMICHAEL, Box 20. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED.) JpJRE, MARINE & ACCIDENT. Capital £1,500,000 Paid up capital and reserve £630,000 Moderate Rates, Undoubted Security, and Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. t AGENTS: Whakatane and Opouriao GEORGF SIMPKINS. Opotiki, B. 8. VTCKERS. Katikatf, C. E. MACMILLAN. Tatirangra £md Te Puke, G ARNOI D WARD, J. A. CLARK r ■ GEORGE BRATTJE, Mana^r. (Fire ami Marine). TO EMPLOYERS. WAGES BOOKS, under t.ho Factories Art, can be obtained at t'ae Bay of PJtaty Times Office ' i J. F CLAYTON & CO., Proprietors.