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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 274, 22 November 1901, Page 4

NEW GOODS—NEW SHOP. A. G. CATTRAN HAVING taken the new premises of Mr. Bellringer's, will submit to th«. pubhca CHOICE NEW STOCK OF STATIONERY, fANOY GOODS, BOOKS | in great variety. Large Ssleotion of 4 Works by Besfe .Authors, PRICE REDUCED FROM 2/6 w 1/(All School Books will be Stock ed.) Ornaments, Japanese Ware,, Aitisifo' Ohiim and Glassware Toys. ALSO MILLINERY, LADIES" A.ND CHILDREN'S T7NDE> CLOTHING, TRIMMING 'S Under .Supervision of MISS OXEXEA* '■ Late of Auckland.) LOWEST OASH PRICES. Note Addbess:— BELLRINGERS BUILDINGS, Devon-street. , 24 GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE THBKEFOitfi 'TEE BEST. For BEEF TEA, QBAYIES. SOUPS, SATJOBfI, Ao.—A very liltle of it repraseatH the Btrength and euvour of p-ouncU of prime meat, obt.-ilsir,Slß throughout tlie CoJoay. ASK FOR IT, 3!«8 Take Mo Othef f SOLE BROS., IAEAHAKI BUTCHER*.

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