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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 204, 22 October 1900, Page 3

NEW PLYMOUTH GOVERNM ENT OFFICES. ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS. AND REPAIRS. X until noon of THURSDAY, Ist. day of November, 1900, for ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, and REP4IRB at the Government Buildings, New Plymouth. Drawings and specifications may be seen at this office, and at the Post Offices at New Plymouth, Stratford, and Hanera. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 6. L. COOK, Resident Engineer. [ Publio Works Office, Hanterville, October 15th, 1900. 18,20,29 SALVATION ARMY, NEW PL£- | MOUTH. SPECIAL MEETINGS, (Led on by Major Bennett, from Auckland) ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, October 20th and 21st. Songs, Solos, Bible Readings, and Band Selections by one of the very best . Phonographs. J. HARRISON, 0.0. """°" SUNBEAM PURE OBILON TRA Agent-R. COOK * SON.

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SEASON-lsx OCTOBER, i9OO,jTO 30ih- APRIL, 1901. 3 obtained J from Mr. 0. 0. Smith, Inglewood, and from the undersigned, D.MoALLUM, Secretary. Men's licenses, 10s; boys under 16, 6s ladies, 55,,, day license, 2s 6d; one week, 6s. T.J.Nicholls A. Bewley I. A. Swaysland

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BULL BLOQK AND.NKW PLYMOUTHTHB ENTIRE PONY MOSQUITO, 111" and stands about 12 hands hioih. He took firsfrprize at the Taranaki Agricultural Show, 1899. FEES;—One mare, 305.; two or more, as per agreement. ..•-.; J, RAMAKA, Bell Block.

Avoid Drinking Bad Tea. CHINA TEA is grown and treated by Chinamen, is packed by Chinamen, generally when half the aroma is gone, is adulterated by Chinamen, and " seleoted " so that only the rubbish at that shall ever find its way out of the oountry. , Ceylon tea, on thj oontrary, is grown in a British colony, under British supervision, ana is treated and despatched with the cleanliness and expedition that distinguishes a cleanly and businesslike race. You can't go wrong if yon drink Ceylon tea, and you will study your interests if you DRINK ONLY The best of all that ia grown. A feature of thii is tbat it is put up in lead packets and carefully soldered the instant it ia ready, and thus the delightful and usually evanescent aroma of the tea is permanently preserved. A China tea may be put up by anyone; it is never identified, and no one suffers any particular degradation by sending toiward an unusually bad consignment. Nirvana tea does not allow its proprietors that degree of latitude. IT IS PACKED IN LEAD and enclosed in card-board cartons, bearing the name of the tea and the name of the company, and it carries with it the reputation of the grower, who is thus bound to maintain its quality. ; lhe motto of the Nirvana Company is " FRB3HNBBS, FRAGRANCE, AND PURITY," and,the cardinal principle of its business given in thff line " Direct from Tea Garden to Teapot. 11 , 1 Nirvana Tea is drunk at one of the Government Houses in preference to all other teas, has been praised by the highest dignitaiy of the Acstralian Ohurcb, and carries with it .. . A CERTIFICATE OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE from Mr. Blackett, Government Analyst of Victoria. ON SALE BY GRANVILLE & Co., Bouth Road. • 0. OARIBR, Devon-street. F. 0. JURY, Gover-street. NEW PLYMOUTH CO-OP. SOOIEIY, Carrie-street. J. WHITAKBR, Devon-street. W. HBALY, Devon-street. Sole wholesale agentsA. 8. PATERSON & CO.. Wellington

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. THREE one-hundred-acre sections, singly oi in one lot; all level laud, ring fenced; situated about three miles from Stratford, on metalled road, School within one mile of the property, Creamery bait a mile. Price, £l3 10s. per acre. This is a good investment. For farther particulars apply to J. D. MORISON, Auctioneer, So., Stratford. i) p?(\-AOKE Dairy Farm. One of the mitJ\) best farms in Taranaki. Tenroomed house and all conveniences. Well subdivided and watered, and in close proximity to Factory and School. Price only £l4 per acre. For particulars apply to B. 0. TEMPLBR, Stratford. Dairy Farm. All in grass, OOv7 Four-roomed bouse, cowshed, etc. Three miles from Factory, on good metalled road. A bargain at £7 per acre. For particulars apply to R. 0. TBMPLKR. Stratford. JEW 6-HOOM HOUSE, nice situation, JLI bath-room, range, and wath-boose, lnndy to town. Price £4BO. Terms eisy. E. J. OARTHEW. TOWN HESIDENOE. 6 -ROOMED HOUSE, facre land, i good locality aud nicely situated. Price, E. J. OARTHEW. WATT & LAING, LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENIS. FOR SALE. 1200 acres, freehold rising district, TOOaores iugiass, fenced, whare, etc., good road, nearly ull metalled, carries a lot of stock, l'r.cc, La 15s per aero. Term: LSOOoash, balance to remain at 4J- por cent. I 740 acres, freehold, progressive district, I acres in grass, IUO chains fencing, sheep yards and dip, whare, good road. Price: L 3 15s. 2000 acres, freehold, splendid district, 1400 acres in grass, 8 paddocks, sheep proof feucing, 4-roorned house, shearing; shed, sheep and cattle yurd?, dairies, etc. A iirst-clas. section. Price, LI 10s pur acre. Terms: IA'IM, balance lu remain ul 4 pel cent. 810 acres, freehold, one hour's drive fron VVaitaia, uli jjr-.ssed but 140 acres, large poii ion plougha meat once, some ploughed, well watered and sub-divided, iirsc class new house, yams,shed, etc., guaranteedto carry three sheep to liie acre. J'rico: lit) Us per a u; ,isy terms, 6350 Acres, I'renuold, lirst-class district, main k>;u, best markets, 3500 acres in best Jiiiglish grasses, 10 miles sheep-proof fencing; homestead, yards, sheds, etQ. Price: £3 5s per acre. Terms: 10s per acre cash, balance to remain for 5 yeaM. 1000 Acrrs, freehold, good district, main road, nearly all in grass, sub-divided, sheep-proof fencing, good bouse an 1 outbuildings. One of the cheapest farms in the Noith Island. Price: L 4 per acre. Owner leaving for England. 1000 Acres, freehold, coast land, equal to anything in the Waimate Plains, suitable for fattening or dairyiug, factory adjoining, good hon,tstead, land in good heart and well sub-divided. One of the best farms in the country. Price; Lls per acre. Very easy terms. WATT & LAING, Land, Estate, and Financial Agents, (Opposite Coffee Palace), New Plymouth. /CHILBLAINS make obildreu cross and \J ill. Apply /..oasby's Koollbab before ■ ioy ItfeiktS, UA4 ,ot9 tu« t»u«lgo-ifl!lW|Lt

PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ; PIANOS! The Colonial Piano and Organ Importing Coy. Are now showing THE LARGEST & BEST STOOK OF RELIABLE ENGLISH AND GERMAN PIANOS On the Coast, Pianos by COLLAP.D & OOLLARD, London. Old established and unrivalled, Pianos by " J. kj. HOPKINSON, i London. The World makers, yiacpi by BAVIRATT & ROBINSON, Makeis to the London School Board. These instruments are moderate in price, of superior tone and finish, and unequalled for durability, Pianos by MONINGTON k WESTON, EAVESTAFF, PULL & FIELD, BRINSMEAD, and other noted English makers. Pianos by 60HIEDMAYER & SONS, Makers to tbe Emperor of Germany and Kiog of Bavaria. Established 1781 (over 100 years). Magnicent kstruinenia. Pian r s by ■ fiCll OM ANN, NICOLAI, STRAUSS, and other well • known roakera. AMERICAN ORGANS, By MASON & HAMLIN (the finest makers in the world), THOMAS, MILLER, and OLOUGH U WARREN. We Sell ONE Quality—TEE BEST. We sell at One Price- THE LOWEST. OUR TIME-PAYMENT SYSTEM Is Ihe MOST LIBBIIAL in New Zealand. NO CANVASSERS Employed. We arc continually receiving npplicuiiouß from the victims of unscrupulmvassci.s OLquiring upon what terms WE ill supply a RELIABLE instrument in fx>'b«iigc ior an inferior Pjano or Organ they have leen inducea by misrepr. seutawon to puichibe. By Belling nstrucnents by only the very BEST MAKERS, we ba> e . stuhlis'icd a reputation, and we a.ean to keip it We are pnpnred to procure for customers 'any Re:iab!« make ef Piar.o or Organ jos in stick Bsing Direct Cash Buyers WE ARE ABLE TO SELL CHEAPER than any Housj on the Coast. Intending purchasers are invittd to inspect our Stock, which is being continually nugmente new shipments. OUR OWN PRACTICAL TUNER attends to all Tunings. OTJtt SMALL GOODS Department is most replete. Any iustru inent manufactured can be supplied by us, THE COLONJAL PIANO & ORGAN IMPORTINB COY,, Nt-xt Ra'iway Grouting, T/KVOa.iiX., HWN PLViIOUJL'H, D :' claimvu j. -in. iig/;w«vd, ApivS-Mr. Q. 0. Smith,