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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 103, 15 June 1900, Page 3

»-TTTANTED, a StroDg .LAD, to learn fi YY the Moulding. Apply Tabanakj TBAYED into Tattersall's Stables, a ■kj Brown HORSE, white star on forehead, and cover on. Owner can have same on payiDg expenses. tc OST, on Monday evening, between i Elliot-street and the Post Office, a GOLD . BKOOOH, anchor shape, set with pearls. Finder rewarded on returning to office of this paper. tc CHILBLAINS make children cross and ill. Apply Loasby'a Koolibah before they break, and note the change—instant relief.

INDIAN FAMINE FUND. "■"IHE following donations have been re- . oeived towards the Indian Famine Fund:—His Worship the Mayor, LS; Mrs. Oudd, 1.1; "A Friend," LI; A. Hood, ss; A.W., 2s Gd ; " Taranaki," 10a ; " An Englishwoman," £10; " G,' £5 ; J. H. Parker, £1 Is; Mrs.lt.Oovil, £1; E Pridham,£l; Mrs. Broham, £1; Rev. and Mrs. Evuns, £1; 0 J.K., £1; G. Tisch, £1; R. 0. Hughes, £1; D. Bhuttlewoith, £1 Is; Miss G, Hirst, £5; J. Barron, £1 Is; Mr*, isixon, 7a 6i; J. Attrill, 10 1 ; Widow's Mite, 2s 6d; M. H. Barnitt, 4s; A. Shuitlewortb, £1; Mrs. Oannall, £2; K. S. Sadler, L 3; E. Okey, LI Is; Mrs Newton King, LI Is; Theo. White, LI; X., ss; 5.8., LI 2s 6d; Tara-\ nthi Herald, LI Is; J. J. Weston, LI Is; Mrs. A. Clothier, Gs; Bertie, 3s; Miss Kvans, 10s; F. Earp, LI; A Sympathising Family, LI Is. Collected by Mr. J. M. H. Giiffin (L 7 2s): J. M. H. Griffin, 10s"; Mrs Griffin, 2s; Mr* Myles.ls; J. Irwin, Is; A.A., LI Is; Mrs. Okey, sen., LI; Mis. Watson, sen., 10s; Mrs. Bruce, Ss;F.A. Oairington,Ll Is; Mrs. King, sen., 2s; Mrs. Skinner, sen., ss; A Friend, ss; J. Strauchon, LI; Mrs. Orompton, 10s; Mrs. Bliss, 10s. Gill-str«st Baptist Church, L 4 ss; Miss Mundt, 4s; Miss King, 10s; Mrs Webber, 10j ; Friend, ss; Mrs Bestford, ss; Mr. Drewitt, 2a 6d; Mrs Drewitt, 2s fid ; N. K. MacDiarmid, LI Is; Mrs W. D. Webster, 10s; W. H. Skinner, LI; T. McKeown, LI; A, Standish. L2 2s; Miss W. 10s; Mrs 0. Evans, ss; Mrs O'Connell, ss; Mrs W. Honnor, ss; Mrs W. Honnor's children, 2s 6d; A Friend, ss; Mrs Madder and family, 8s; C. Kennell, LI Is; Rutherford & Son, L 5; Nemo, ss; D. Bain, ss; H.W.W., 2s fid; 8.5., 2s 6d; Rev. S. Osborne, LI;F. J. Webb, LI; Sympithiser, •LI; F. Oliver, 10s; A Friend, 3s; Helping hand, 4s; W. A. Collis, LI; J. Sanderson, LI; Mrs R. J. West, 2s 6d; Nemo, 2s 6d; H., 2a 6d; C. Evitts, sen., 2s 6d; S., ss; P.H., ss; F.P.0., 5s |O. Samuel, LI Is; J. E. Wilson, 10s; A. Drake, 10s; J. Paul, L2; W. Cottier, ss; X., 2s 6d; S. Hoopir, LI; P. Webster, 2s 6d; T. Furlong, 10s; R. H. Campbell, LI Is ; Dr. Leatham, L2 2s; E. J. Allen, LI Is ;T. Haywood, 10s; J.W.R., LI 10s ; T.8.N.J.J., Ll; Fritnd, ss; Mrs D. Robertson Ll; T. Avery, 10s; Jno. Cook, 10s 6d; "?yn,pathiser ss; M.J., 10s; Mrs Jas. Hill, sen., 5s ; Jno. Hill, ss; J. Wad*, Ll; J. R. Hill, Ll; A H., 2s 6d; BurgeßS, Fraser & Co., LIO; T. S. Weston, Ll Is; Dr. Walker, L 3 3s; Hon. T. Kelly, Ll; 0. Harrison, 10s; proceeds of Kiuematograph Concert, L 9 2s; T. Brash, Ll; Teed & Co., Ll; a la r ly member St. Andrew's Church, Ll; Constable Staokpole, 7s Gd ; Cr, 2s M; Bcstford, sa; W. P. Barclay, 2s 6d; What Oh, 2s Od; She Bumps, 7s fid; F. Heldt, 3s Gd ; Mrs Heldt's children, 2i 6J ; Mrs Marshall, Ll ; Miss Evans, 10s ; Mrs Evans, lOi; Sympathiser, Cs; Whileley Memorial Church, Ll2 12s; J. Barr, Ll; D. Berry & Co., Ll; U.S., Ll; Winifred, 5s ; 0 0., L2; J.M., 5.-; J.H, ss; K.W.W, 10s; W. Morey & t-ou, Ll in ; W. J. Wii> io, Ll ; Wood Bros., Ll la; Mrs S Jury, 5-.; Sympathiser, Ll; A A., ss; Alisi N., IOj; L.C, 2s 6d; Tulara, 5s ; Ruth, 2- Gd ; She Bump*, 2s 6d. E. DOCKRILL, Major,Chairman. C. E. BELLRINGItB, Treasurer. SOUPS, GRAVIES ASK FOR (and set 1W you get) GEAR COMPANY'S ' EXTRACT :■ OF MEAT ' M»de Bokly from CtUlio passed by th« Government Veterinary Inspeotor, ! Guaranteed Absolutely Pure »nd ol the Very Highest Qu** y, From Stores, ChemUts, il|9 . roiighout the Colony. TELEPHONE GOSSIP. (WITH APOLOGIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.) No 1, Have you Cheese just introduced by o,' Oaetbb, The People's Grocer } No 2. No, I have not heard of any such Cheese. What is it 5 No 1. A Dessert Oream Cheese, after the Camambert variety, No 2, Thanks, I will certainly try one. No 1. I think he is sold out, but you can get Colonial Stilton of Me. Oaetbb, a first-class article which he procures direct from the makers. No?. That's useful knowledge. I have wondered where I could pick it up. No 1. No need to wonder where you can get novelties in the grocery and provision line, you have only t j ring up the People's Grocer. No 2. Yes, I know 0. C. keeps a capital supply of Peek, Frean and Co.'s Biscuits, and Maconochie's Specialities I What else has he got I ought to procure? No I. Well, if you have a garden and want to be up-to-date in that dupartinuuf, The People's Grocery is your store, Buy Burpee's Seeds, and you will be surprised at the result. No 2. Is that where you got your capital show of Sweet Peas ? No 1. Yes, also Sunflowers, Pansles, and my other flowers that are so muoh admired. No 2. Well, what I want mora are good reliable Vegetable Seeds, No 1. We'l, C. O.'s is the place. Remember The People's Grocery, Good Bye. At this point No 1 rung off, but for the remainder of the day the exchange clerk was kept busy answering calls lor "No 110."—"GivemeO.Cak'hhb,'' "Put me on to The People's Grocer," " I want the man that imparts Burpee's seeds," etc., eto. * _/*■•"*» ' C*' »*« c -"» - if SHORTENS fWI AfTAC* OX , free NEUROL Co., Auckland.