Don't R^d^ihis ! JUST OPENED UP,, hx Monowai, iajom Sydney, "to^MH A large consignment; (spccjally ij^NK • uripo»ted>iQ^" ' "^M Haselmere Tea » ; % % Dirtjot from Ceylon. &" , 11 ..... This oeing this season's Tea, fit is undoubtedly the best obtainable in New Plymouth. v i'J £ — .t— * Sole Agents : T. V^ale & Son, OKOCERS THEATRE BOTAL. .. ,' . ... JET:. s ~ . e767 PRINCE ALBERT COLLEGE AU C&ii AN B. FOB BOYS ANDIttRLS. BOARDERS .A^D DAY PUPILS. Chairman of Boar^- of Governors, Rev. C. H. GablAnd.; Headmaster, Thomas Jackson, M.A., London ; Vice-master, s Stuabt 'Bf3^ra^|r | son, M. - A.ft (Oxford^Wf§^bourne) ; Senior MistresaWgß^. M, RATNgoRsrH. .M.A^EJaS.II ; with six other, reaidenfnpters and mistresses and- full visiting • ■staffs .' '- A '~ FE College is unj3er ih^e,. contt'ol xyt a Board '"of Governors appointed by the Wesleyan Meth*ijjisir Church of New Zealand, bu| the religious teachihg is made undenionicatioaal. ■' The buildipgs include separate colleges (with separate, playgrounds) for Boys and Girls. They arfllarge, fulhr ; equipped, and provide ampleaccommoda tion for Boarders', who ree(a#e every attention Spacious gymnasium. Large new car- , penters' workshop. . Splendid central, pasition overlooking Auckland Harbour. Thorough Modern, and Classical Education^ The College successes for the last five years inoluM 49 passes in the N.M. Matric. and 23Mrihe Civil Service. Exams. ' f<\ ' ' Boarders 1 Fees moiderate. Prospectus! on application to ,, Headmaster, , or tb office of this paper. .; • * , Next Term begins, Tuesday, February I aOth, 1903. f . e53 8
Union > ■> (M ■■'■ .-$ Over in use in New Zekland . Nine used by the Government - ri HE Cheapest Engine to work; in' the /A ' market. " All. particulars and prices can be cbtained from . , V F. C. BENNETT. Engineer, Coachbuilder, and Geneitil Smith. INGLEWOOD. '.-.", * Local Agent tor W. A. Ryan & Co, Auckland. ' ' Call and see Engine Working. > , e213 . . j. -— . * DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. TfrERFEdT, Dairying Land, wlell XT watered^ 7. miles .from W<mganui ? I opposite creamery,> and close> tc echoolhouse. « - ' % Sections>canging from 60 to'1'80; acres [ now being surveyed. . Plans can be seen at Newton King's. ' /Terms- easy. Write to,— ' < ij - ' I '■ CV F* MILI/WARD, ! ' P,Q.' Box 142, Wanganui;. i or . : NEWTON KING, e771 ' New Plymouth. HARD CASH I OLD residents of this district are veil acquainted with our cash trading jsystem, which has been in operation for many years, but for, the benefit of those who hav^ recently arrived we may say that the principal portion of our stock is subject to aD IS COUjN T for SPOT CASH of ten pBB'CjBNT./for'CAsH at one month^EVEN A?TD A-HALF PEE CENT., for 1 Cash at two months, five- per cent., and for prompt quarterly settlements two AND A-HALP PEB CENT. , We believe the above terms to be more iiberal and satisfactory than those offered by any other traders the actual amounts being refunded in Bard Gash. No further liability or obligation rests upon anyone, and each' transaction is complete. We make use of < this opportunity to, thank our friends and a discerning public' for their liberal patronage, and to solioit enquiries or a trial order from those who have recently settled here. OKEY, SON, &JJ\RNOLD, Central Hardware Depot NEW PLYMOUTH. ;
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TH19030119.2.2.4
Bibliographic details
Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12169, 19 January 1903, Page 1
Word Count
496Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12169, 19 January 1903, Page 1
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.