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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6025, 9 October 1906, Page 2

*\ m m Ttar waroi^ v %^ ) Dainty oyster-shaped Wafers, filled wifh deliciously flavoured cream. FREAN & CO., LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND PEEK

■•THE COAL THAT SATISFIES THE LADIES.” THE VALUE OF A COAL DEFENDS UPON THE AMOUNT OF . . HEAT IT GIVES) AND THE PERCENTAGE OF WASTE. THIS LITTLE DIAGRAM SHOWS . . THAT ” COALBROOKDALE” WESTPORT, THOUGH NOT THE LOWEST PRICED, IS CHEAPEST IN THE END. IT GOBS FURTHER, AND 18 “ THE FINEST COAL SOUTH OF THE LINE.” 1 ton oS Coalbrook■lale produces f ton of Newcastle produces 1 ton of Lignite produces Waste Proportion wmm ■ HsH Proportion f| of MM Waste

GOING to WILLIAMS for Spring’ Conches. .£1 12s 6d; Leather Suites (7 pieces), £9 10s: I&ather Suites (7 pieces) 10s: Saddlebag Suites (9 pieces), .£l6 10s; Saddlebag Suites (7 pieces), J 214 10s; Saddlebag Divan Chairs, ,£3 15a. Going to WILLIAMS’S, Cabinetmakers and Furnishers-, 41, Taranaki street (next Druids’ Hall).. Tel. 1429. All country orders packed free of charge.

JUST ARRIVED —A large assortment of new season's Choicest Gas Fittins*?,’ including perdantg and brackets (inverted and upright), specially made to Miit Colonial requirements. The Trade Invited to Inspect. WELSBACH LIGHT CO. OF AUSTRALASIA LTD. 48, Victoria street {opposite Public LibrarO Government Insurance Department. ESTABLISHED 1870. Low Premium®. targe Bonuses. Liberal Conditions (EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE, Bo Tn?Mh V ! dad £1 >001,285. As additions to /»* qia 09a sums assured: **}**?*<>*•'* J. H. RICHARDSON. F.F.A., ft OommissioD*£ •'OJHIVER my timbers," the sailor cried, O As he crossed the Arctic Sea ; Bo*’, shiver they'd not, for he had insid# Some O.T. Punch, had ho 1