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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 130, 27 June 1901, Page 1

oPEGTAL PURCHASE ! T. W INVITE INSPECTION OP THKIK GREAT SPECIAL PURCHASE OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS, at Wholesale Clearing Prices, amounting to | Worth of To be offered at Prices io suit all pockets, and must effect speedy clearance. A CHANCE YOU SHOULD NOT PASS EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY!! D NOT PASS. ; NEW GOODS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED IN TRANSIT Men's Sac Suits, 22/6, 27/6 (worth double); Men's Saddle-Tweed Suits, 39/6 (worth 52/6) ; 40 Pairs Men's Saddle-Tweed* Trousers, 10/6 (worth 15/6); Ladies' Hose, White Flannel, and Sundry other Lines. ~ Drapers & Clothiers, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

The Grand Central Mee Palaee. Telephone, No. 150. .0.;80x,'85. EQUAL IN EVERY WAY TO A iSlip FIRST-GLASS MOTEL Wfc_ SPEOIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE I CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT $. OF COMMEROIAL TRAVELLERS % AND VISITORS. ?-_ The tad Oentrai Mee Palace. ONE MINUTE'S LK FROM Railway," Poj Office, Banks, etc. Convenient $ Commodious Sample Roonu LOFTY AND AIRY DINING, SITTING AND BED ROOMS. Hoi, Cold k Sin web Baths 4s. 6d, per day; 29t. 60 per week.

AMBURY BROS. Are now making a Grand Display of NEW SEASON'S GOODS SPECIAL PUfCH^E Imported direct*from the centra if Fasb'-on, per S,S. Rimotika, Kuraara, Waimate, etc, a very choice selection o MILLINERY, MANTLES. JACKETS, CLOAKS, Etc. < E LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, Latest Pa'terns, CHILDREN'S MILLINERY, wwh cmts to match, very attractive, 100 PATBS LAOE CURTAINS, Is 91.. 2a 6d, to 25, pr pair, Spicial Vaue. 100 SAMPLE CURTAIN ENDS, f om 9d. each. 100 COLONIAL BLANKET?, Gcxd Value. 150 DOZEN COLONIAL HOSIER?, id Ohildreas, Lsdies aad Gents, m*d* to oar order, all pure wool. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, SHIRTS. TIES, ETC., A great variety of Up-to-date go ids. THE KAIAPOI JUBILEE SUIT 29* 6d., Wonderful Valoo, EVERYTHING MABKBD IN PLAIN FIGURES, AT LOWEST PBICES FOR CASHAm bury Brothers, Brapeis. Clothiers, etc. New Plymouth and Manaia.

\sJ^^sJUUUU<J<JU*JsJsJU±JUsJUU<JsJ>JsJsJC. The Many Uses it Serves makes Brown & Poison's "Patent' Corn Flour a prime favourite with every thrifty housewife and handy cook. It is not only a fcod for children and a diet for invalids; it can be used for a hundred light and appetising dishes. Mixed with milk it is a delicious substitute for pie-crust as a covering for stewed fruit. It makes a splendid blanc-mange, or it can be mixed with the juice of fruit instead of milk to form most attractive fruit jellies. Besides this it is invaluable as a thickening for soups, sauces and gravies. To get the best results it is of course necessary to use the best Corn Flour; so be sure you get Brown & Poison's "Patent" Corn Flour, The Recognised Best.

"The Man « with a Liver" "** m- ** T WOULD NOV HAVE BEEN HEARD OF IF " Jmpet/s jfiay jTppte '\ Had reached him in time I I THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY. t&- Cures Liver, Kidney, and Stomach Complaints. "M to 2/- -*- CHEMISTS and BTOREB, -*- 2j- '

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