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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11817, 14 November 1901, Page 4

EW BOOKS JUST ITO HAND,) AT 1 T. R. HODDER'S. j. "—""""" tb The Eternal City." By Hall Came. " lan Maclaren says the book is at beyond anything yet given by that author, and is a brilhan M success." 'he Crisis. By W."j All the best °* Churchill readable (avid Harum aid Iban Holden I most popular 'he Palace of the King [ Books 'he Sky Pilot of the. . 'he Choir Invisible day. B 'he Master Sinner J :he Warrigal's Well. By Donald Macdonald. dice of Old Vincennes. By Maurice 1 Thompson. Both these selling by thousands, Macdonald's being a fascinating , story of bnsh life in Australia aud Thompson's a book of F thrilling interest. . r) D.R.H. having just received Invoices o . Books to arrive from England, finds he nust make room, so is disposed to sell any of the old stock at Unprecedented Prices for a J few weeks. ■ Early Inspection Invited. J TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION "i SOCIETY. * Fishing Season— lst October, 1901, to £ 30th April, 1902. J FISHING LICENSES may be ob- B tamed from Mr L. M. Taunton, ! Sports Depot, Devon-street, New Plymouth; Mr C. O. Smith, Inglewood; ,and * from the undersigned. D. McALLUM, Secretary. > Men's Licenses, 10s; boys, under 16, 5|; ladies, ss ; day license, 2s 6d ; one week, sk. ] Fishing Licenses. D. McAUum G-. C. Heenan j A. Callander Gr. E. V. Heenan ; i SM. Fowler S. Penny , •• < a. R. E. JLenehan A. E. Fletcher j| ] Geo. Smith Chas. Smith , J i C. O. Smith T. Hopkinson : H. Giles C. E. Bryce R. Fowler J. W. Raby ; W. A. Bewley A. M. Bewley J. E. Wilson T. A. Swaysland \ A L Tuke M. Fraser j H. G. Bay A. Wallis E. R. A. Haworth G. W. Rogers H. Linn THE WANGANUI MEAT FBEEZINOm, LTD. ) Notice to Farmers. : Mr. NEWTON KINQ I has been appointed Sole Agent in the New Plymouth District for Our Manures.] „ B, E. HIBBARB, ; c 56 Secretiryj PUBLIC NOTICE • . -—__.. * BE WERTHEIH MACHINES. HPHIS is to caution the public agafiist \ buying Sewing Machines represented ns Wertheim unless the trade mark, and stamp of the, manufacturer, Joseph wertheim, Frankfort on Maine, is diatinotly affixed to, and imprinted upon, |the machine. This caution is found necessary, oiling *to certain unprincipled persons pretending to sell genuine Wertheim Machine, and passing off cheap and worthless imitations thereof, and thereby ? nnawfully, trading on the splendid naoVeand reputation which the wonderful Wertheim Sewing Machines have attained as (the Most Perfect and Up-to-date Family Machines that are procurable. ; Any infringement of the Wertneim Trade Mark, or fraudulent representation of the same, will on conviction be" followed by criminal prosecution, as; the law directs. . JOSEPH WERTHEIM, \ Manufacturer. By his attorney for New Zealand— Haery Oscak Hewbtt, \ 15, Manners-street, Wellington. Sole Agent pok New Pi-YMOUTk— MISS G. H. RETFORD, DEVON STREETj NEW PLYMOUTH BEWLEY & GEIFFJ^ts, Devon Street, New Plymoiitb, NEXT, COFFEE. PALACE, j .; Land Agents, Sharebrokers, Auctioneers, OFFER the following Selection of Properties for Sale:-- *' ' ■ 160 ACRES, on South, Road, all ploughable. 40 acres i newly laid down; 7 . paddocks, some sheep-proof. | Pig paddock . and piggeries: ' 5-jroom house,- 10 . bail cowshed, ' good lyard, calf-shed, etc. ' Easy distance tb factory. Only £7 per acre. ■ 100 ACRES'. Lease in Perpetnity] rent' £4 17s 4d pera<yre. 56 acres in«rass, : , partly fenced. n 3-room house, stockyard, &c. Good dairying land. £2 per acre. \ , 260 ACRES', Stratford district. , jyi in grass except shelter bush, flat and undulating land. 4 paddocks. 4-room cottage, yards, sheds, &c. Gyarden and orchard. Price, £7 10s, 6r will, lease at 7/6 per acre, with right of purchase. Ask for the Investor's Guide. Agents for Baldwin and BayVard. Patent and Trade Marks Secured. All business strictly confidential. Full particulars on application. .' , A. G. CATR-iN HAS OPENED the new premises of Mr Bellringer's with a Choice New Stock of Stationery, Books, and Fancy Goods of all descriptions. Having been bought direct, will sell, at , LOWEST CASH PRICES. Also, added to the business, — Millinery and ' \ Ladies' Underclothing. A. G. CATRAN has just received a new stock of MILLINERY, consisting of the newest shapes in Gems and Fanoy Straws; also, the latest Millinery Trimmings, Ribbons, Flowers, Chiffons, &c. A choice selection of CORSETS from the best makers in stock. Agent for the Domestic Sewing Machine cheapest in the market. Inspection invited. Under the supervision of Miss Oxenham late of Auckland. All orders received will have corefu attention. i aa has been in business for a numA.U.U. ter o f y ears on the JNiAßies • und has supplied the Govcnnent Schools with School Requisites for 10 years. - Address — DEVON STREET, bB6O Next Beilringer'e.