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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12177, 29 January 1903, Page 6

?W.? W. I YREEBY & CO., OLQTHIBBS, MERGERS, AOT? GENT^ OUTFITTERS. "THE KASHA ' FOR VALUL Men's All Wool Black Casbxneere Sox,' Men's Zealandia White Shirts, 3s 11%. y 3 "pairs for 2s. , . Men's Zealandia Navy Drill Shirts, 3s*6d. Men's Heavy Rib Wool Sox ? . 10d^ / • Men Is Harvard Shirts, Is lid 4,* Men's Heavy Rib UndervessS#te^l<|. Men's Flannelette Shirts, Is lid. •■- Men's Special Shet. Merino^ UMerWsfcs, Men's All Wool Trousers, 6s 6d. ,*s Ud. ' "^^.^ Men's Heavy Bedford Cords,- 5s lld.Men's White Sweaters, 2a lB^i". - Men's White Merino Vests, Is 3d. A fi KA I A P O I." ' PETONEi" Men's Tweed -Troßsers, 7s 3d, WTeo's Fnits, from 23s 9d. * Soys 1 Sailor, Norfolk, and Melville Suits Heavy Saddle Trousers, 10* 9d. : at equally low prices, in , Kuisip.oi, Boys' S.mts, size 3, at 7s lid. ; .-<, All Wool Tweeds and Serges. ' Suits to Measure, from £2 5s 6d "Vhe kash," Just Opened— , v SEE OUR *i miMik The T^Jj*** #% , ■£■■?' ■ American Ideas window. -JtjLp ■1 F> \mmS > — AMERICAN BRUSH & COLONIAL BOOTS AND Our Frices B Q QT AND ' SHOE GO. -. *.s&' are the » • ...» t ,'*v»' -,• q»ATir ext Newton Kings. '< invited. of the town. ~~ 1 m> * No one pressed Tlie nipst Up-^o-daii^ and Best Stocked Shop in . Kew Pi^mduth; > >' Repairs Neatly, Cheaply, and Promptly Execated. . l • TERJiS STRICTLY CASH " *: . ' , Telephone 283. , - * •,**'" \ P. B. ROSS, Manager. BELLRIENGEE BROTHERS, The Cash H4rdwaremen. . New Goods for the Nek Year. New Prices ait (mr New Shop. New Customers Welcomed. New Lines in Hardware. New Lines in th|e Building Department. New Lines in the Best Tools. Gall and inspect out, stock, 1 riELLRINGER BROTHERS, Ironmongers, Devon. Street, New Plymouth. l -1' . ? ' " * - • Extract from Sir GeorgeSGroTes'lDictioDary of v Mnsic and MusiciaH8,"I85O;toI188O. HOPKIHSJW. ( - ' The greater part of £he\ pianoforte making of this ' country has ce^red in London, find the Firm of J. & , ' J. JHopkinson-r- though founded and first carried on: * exclusively at .Leeds— cannot now be quoted as an v , , , ißSCßptipn; . . ; ■ , ; Mr Hopkirison established his workshops in , . Leeds in 1842^^ removed them to London in 1846. - The warerooms were at first in Soho Square," and were in 1858 removed to Regent street, where the / business is now carried on. Mr Hopkinson patented a repetition action for a Grand Pianoforte in 1 850, and ' , I in 1862 he furfctier patented a Harmonic " Pedal,' - • . . , producing the "octave harmonics from the 1 strings by contact, at the >exact half of the vibrating length, of .a very slendefr strip of felb governed by a special pedal. The Firm gained iiigb distinction at the Exhibitions or 1862 and 1878 ; at the latter the Great Gold Medal. Mr John Hopkinson retired in 1869 ,_ leaving his brother, Mr James Hopkinson, the first' place in the business (A.Jt.H.) , - ~ , - We are sote\aqents for the above) "'elebratecL instruments- - . CASH, OR ON EASY TfcJfctM& The Colonial Piano Importing Co. v . JVext Bailway Crossing, Pevon Street, New PlynpLOuth. " D. McKIKNON BAIN, Manager ' ' ; ' Telephone 243.* ' , i T TOILS T S O A' P. G. G. ; TEED : & 0,0., ;-• ■- The Pharmacy, New Plymouth, HAVE arranged with a high-class London House for the supply of a TO ILK F SOAP for particular people, made of the choicest ingrodienta. > It is so entirely free from injurious materials that one can use it with impunity ' most delicate skin. Eqnal in quality to many of the imported Soaps thai - tor three times the price. It is nicely wrapped, and delicately perfumed. In boxes, containing three cakes, 1/6.' Used and recommended by the local j/jofewion, .