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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 48, 7 March 1901, Page 3

THE COLONIAL PIANO IMPORTING COMP NoxtJßailway Crossing, REVON'STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Sole Agents fob the Celebrated English PIANOS J. & i. KIPBOK i^oudon, (Highestfawarda). BARRAT & hOBINSON, London, Also— (Maker* to the London School Boar PIANOS 1 " 8^" COL LARD & COLLARD, BRINSM.EAD, SCHIEDMAYER, SCHUMANN, NICOLAI, <feo. AMERICAN ORGANS MASON & HAMLIN, MILLER, AND THOMAS COY. WE HOLD THE LARGEST STOCK It* TARANAKt. EASY TERMS, FKOM 1 AS MONTHLY Banjos, Guitars, Violins and Fittings, also Sheet Musui, OUR STOCK OF SMALL -GOODS JOAN'T BE BEATj 0» 1 HE* COAST. CALL AND INSPECT." " r>. McKINNON BAIN® Manager. Ing'ewood Agent MR. 0. 0. SMITH

Ton can obtain 20™ CENTURY YALUE AT NEAL'S, THE CASH CLOTHIER. MEN'S ALL-WOOL N.Z. TWEED SUITS—--22/6* 25/8, 27/6. (Wonderful Talue.) MEN'S BLUE OLOTH SUITS—:2S/6, 32/6. BOYS' TWEED SAILOR SUITS—--5/11 6/11. BOYS' NEW ZEALAND TWEED SUITS (all Wool) Sizes;: 5 to 8, 8/11 ; 9 to 11, fl/g; 12 to 14, H/MEN'S ALL-WOOL NEW ZEALAND TWEED TROUSERS—--6/11, 7/11, 8/9. E(Will stand (Wear.) MEN'S STRONG OORD TROUSERS--4/1- (Suitable for Hard Wear.) MEN'S FAWN DRILL .uATS, 8/11. MEN'S WHITE DRILL"OOATS, g/9 and 8/6. NEAL, CASH CLOTHIER CORNER DEVON AND BROUGHAM STRBETS,

The Most Refreshing Drink In Now Zealand, "MONTSERRAT" (TIUDB tUHK) Lime Fruit Juice AND OORDIAL3. " MONTSERRAT M LIMK-FRUfT JUftC either vlUi wabor or Aerated water bad* . Ugbtful thimt qiMttniie*. pJE£ ffSSS ever and vherevar fhev an* St ta a far drtak tbaa any am ct I.ll.—Used to tl» British Hary, (Locd Wtahanar) obtained aoppUec lor 0* «MM)fte9odßiio; «n<l%ho Amoriean OovoranMot lor the wApa m Obb*. Sole Consignee* »- aaKar 1 ' AOBNTiI: Wapler—Rubjtrtma, Hlodraanb A oh. Sew Plymo*th—Burpew, hiaor A Od, Wellington—Kompthorno. Prpatwv A Ox Chrifltelnireh~€bryiitaU k Ob. Nelson—ScUnden it Co. W&nganul—flolandm & Co. Auckland—A. /. Eotrican. Lytteltorv—Robjohrw, Hlndmarth A Co. AND OP ALL OHEMTBTA BVBHTWHERB.

COMPARE $ Cos I, TE AND NB<B AT I MIY TEA AT ANY PRICE SS 1/6 1/8 2/4 2/8 MRS. F. T. BAKER. Teacher of PIANOFORTE, SINGING, and THEORY OT MUSIC, WILL resume Teaching on MONDAY, February 4th. Pupils prepared (if desired) for Musical Examinations. Resnlts of Examinations in 1900. Mrs Baker's pupils. Trinity CoIIege.—THEORETICAL 'fexam nations Thirteen Candidates Examined—All passed, Tr CoIIege.—PRACTICAL Elimination. Pianoforte Playing. Two pupils examined (Benier and Intermediate)— Both passed Associated Board of B.A.M. and R.C.M. PRAOTIOAL Examination. Pianoforte Playing (senior)— One pupil fcwas examined and passed. Singing (School Examination) One pupil was amined and passed with .distinction. Address—(26 BROOKSIDE, Oarrington Road, New Plymouth.

GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE THEREFORE THE BEST. For BEEF TEA, GBA.VIES, SOUPS, SAUCES, &c.—A very tittlo of it represents tha strength au<l anvour of pouuds of prime meat. ObiaiaabU throughout tho Colony. ASK Foa IT, and Take Ho Other* A. HfilGH (Baml master City Sand}. (Leader Philharmonic) eacber of Violin, Mandolin i Orchfls tral Instruments TEACHING BESUMED MONDAY, JANUARY 28TH. upili are requested to attend at usual hoors. lutending papila please apply as early as possible. Devon-street West. al6 MRS. POPE. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Pupils prepared for the Hosteal Hxatnlna tIoBS. Next term will commeno ONDAJY, JANUARY 28ra. Address:— OBHIHBY-STBHW (nwt to.Dr, Laathim's