JEW BOORS """ ™""" T. R. DODDER'S. "THE ETERNALj CITY," by Hall Caine. Lan JMaclaren eaya this book is beyond anything yet given by that author, aid is a bril'iant success. '• THE ORIS18." by W. Churchill " DAVID HABUM." "KBAN HOLDEN" " THE SK7 PILOT " ' "THE PALAOE OF THE KINO" "THE CHOIR INVISIBLE" .'THE MASTER SINNER" All these are considered the most readable books of the day. "THE WARRIGAL'S WELL," by Donald Maodonald "ALICE OF OLD VINOENNES," by Manrioe Thompson Both of these are having an immense sale, Macdonald's being a fascinating tale of Bush Life in Australia, and Thompson's a book of thrilling, interest of the American War. rp T> I~|~ having just received invoices * .IV.Jji.. ofJTßooka to arrive from England, finds he must make room, so is disposed to sell any of the old Btocle at UNPRECEDENTED PRICES for a few weeks AN EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. THE MANHATTAN PATENT SMOKELESS INOANDESOENT iLAMRI
14 INCHES HIGH, 20s. IN PRICE SMOKELESS AND ODORLESS. TURNS OUT JUST LIKE GAS ABSOLUTELY thk FINEST LAMP IN THE WORLD. ITS CHIEF POINTS: ALL THE VIRTUE 3 OTHER LAMPS LACK, ITS BEST POINT OP ALL: GT LIGHT. JS* On Sale by all ironmongers. THE MANHATTAN LAMP COMPANY, New York, Sydney, and Melbourne. NOTICE OF_REMOVAI Ti/TR. JAMBS BUTTERWORTH begs to IxL notify that he cai REMOVED into the premises recently occupied by Mr. Abbott, in Devon-street, where he will hai ? plenty of room to display his MAOKI AND OTHER OURIO3, &0, kc., to tne best advantage. He still bays and sells everything from a needle to an anchor. IE you want an Express, Spring Trap. * Sulky, GO TO JBOTTEBWORTH. If yon want a New or Second-hand set Harness, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. f yon want a Mew or Second-band Saddle and Bridle, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If you want a Gold or Silver Watch. GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If yon are unable to obtain what you want elsewhere, GO TO BUTTERWORTH, who has a large collection of all sorts of goods. If you want a Typewriter, If you want a Copying Press, If vou want a Oamera, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. Persons wishing to inspect his larg lection of Maori Curios are invited to any Tuesday, when they will be welcomed without being asked to buy. Address— J. BUTTERWORTH, OLD CURIOSITY J3 HOP, Devon-street.
DO NOT DELAY! LAST FEW DAYS ! LAST FEW DAYS! THE Dbsssdhn Pisno Company's Great Sale of Pianos and Organs, conuucted by the Manager, Mr. J. Bbookbs, at the Devot, Devon-street. Representative: G. W. Henderson. W. H. PILLAR NOTIFIES the residents of New Plymouth and District that he has started busiPAINTER PAPERHANGER GLAZIER BIGNWRITER AND GENERAL HOUSE DECORATOR. Estimates supplied and orders promptly attended to. Having secured the services of A. Oleland as manager, all work intrusted to me will be under his personal supervision, and 1 trust that by attention to business to merit a fan j share of the publio vatronage. I Devon-street But, nest Healy, Grocer.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 269, 13 November 1901, Page 3
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