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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11605, 21 August 1899, Page 1

SOMETHINQ FOR NOTHING. IT IS USUAL TO GIVE NOTHING FOR SOMETHING, BUT AS WE ARE ADVANCING WITH THE TIMES, WE ARE OFFERING69 Pairs YOUTHS' MOLES, 2/11 ; usual price, G/6 51 Pairs MEN'S RIDING- BREECHES and LeggiDgs, for 8/11 ; worth double this price .Another 10 DOZEN MEN'S Splendid FLANNELS, 2/6 each I 72 MEN'S NEW ZESALAND TWEED SUITS, for 21/- ; Ihia line is really cheap at 32/6 j OUR BOYS' and YOUTHS' OLOTHIKG, for Variety, Quality, and Price I cannot be beaten. Suits to measure from 555. Trousers to measure from 12s 6d. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, KING'S BUILDINGS. Trading Stamps given on all lines purchased.

At New Zealand Clothing Factory for August. ' AT AT ( N.Z. Clothing Factory, N.Z. Clothing Factory, , MEN'S TWBKD SUITB, MEN'S Extra Heavy Tweed SUITS, • i 23s 6d, worth 30s. 355,- worth 455. ] ( AT AT ( N.Z. Clothing Factory, | N.Z. Cldthing Factory, ( MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS, MEN'S Heavy Tweed TROUSERS, j 6s lid, worth 10s 6d. 8s 6d, worth 12s 6d. ] AT AT | N.Z. Clothing Factory, I N.Z. Clothing Factory, < MEN'S Heavy Tweed Men a, x>oys , and Touths' OVEIICOATS, WATERPROOF COATS, Prom 19s 6d. . *S" THIS SEASON'S GOODS. f AT AT ] N.Z. Clothing Factory, N.Z. Clothing Factory, HEAVY WINTER SHIRTS, I WOOLLEN UNDER PANTS ' 4s lid, worth 6s AND SHIRTS, j 4s 3d, worth ss. @» FOR WINTER WEAR.

N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, opposite Newton King's. a9Ol HALLENSTEIN BROS. m W in i\i in in a a 111 « 111 in i)i «i i «a TTT(L " "after the Ball" X ~ /^H% SMOKE *« Z la^JX * TOBACCO. 2 — Mill if ' J Z iliw It is more than a pipe H ~~ "111'^ of P eace ~~ '* relie ves, __ 5=55 II fr/t soothes, pleases, and ~~ » Jly »l^ g J^ s A sk f ° r <tpE^ BY " T ° bacco< ?^ j& } f*r m in in ill «i Una i« iii « « «i i iii TWA WBm IrdUliirlni wr OwlHiiuili H MM ' Reader, do you know what real cocoa is? To iH? ra ecouomicul houi>tjwi>cs. iiiul v\ido-a\vake s people p£§a [M generally, the be>>t cocoa . nd that of Van Houten are Mwikw synonjmous terms. The tucou numufiictiixcd by that iiiijjfey «d!-kno\vn firm is a picpavntion fiom tin; very best MM IS cocca-bcan«, and contains all the \aluiilile nutrituc nnd Jllffe/ h nuilathig piopciticß na'.ural (0 cocoa. The cocoa bean J^-fli* fo'iiains an alkaloid called " Thcobromine," which is the ovH§ $$] ]): : i:cip!c of the " V "P in ( ' 7 - eci ' s < dd 0""*0 ""* »°- inebriate." &,*# kJS,' The great point of difference between the stimulating fsq fej&tt jnojieiticb of alcol.ol, and that of U.ccbiomino is, lhat the Uic of the formei causes a bubtequ r.l dopi esc-ou, which is iilffefilj prciportioiial to the amount « f t-tnmihMion it ):ns previously brought about; tlie \:eo of the latter (thcobromine) is fe?lS| unattended by such i.npleaspnt ufier-cflccts. Of course, only ra a firs-t-class cocoa, such as Van lioutcn's, will work in ■« the aforesaid manner. That cocoa has been tlesnibccl as "A triumph of science ! " It is t;uito puie, cxticmely iolublc, and easy of assimilntion and di^e>tio:i by the weakest stomach. It costs but a trifle, bi'in^ less than one faithing-'/pcr cup ; and it' is the simplest drink to make ic.ulv, of t'p.e 'vho'.o catalogue of po---iblc leverages. It smells !-o good, nnd tastes :o <!;iY(U<. that When }o~i try it you will ceitainly exclaim: "Ah! indeed, it is .1 triumph or ffionco ! " BE SURE YOU 7*W I IVAfI HOUTEN'S Eating CHQ^OLAITJ H^, STm mam +a& Cleans, Scrubs, Scours, and Polishes everything in tho household from .Cellar to Attic. : For Metals, Brassware, Glass, Crockery, Marble, and Paint l\" ' ' WOWT«WASH CLOTHES. BENJAIVIIN BROOKE & CO Ltd Philadelphia USA ' GOLLIN & COMPANY Sole Agents for Australasia.