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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12197, 21 February 1903, Page 6

BELLEINGER BROS. A capital collection of CARPENTERS' TOOLS , NOW ON VIE W, SEE OIJR WINDOWS. COMPARE OUR PRICES. We make a leading line of TOO L S of every description, of which we invite your inspection. BELLRINGER BROTHERS, Ironmongers, Devon Street, New Plymouth. W. J. TPESY& CO., CLOTHIERS, MERCERS, AND GENTS' OUTFITTERS. "THE KASr I ; FOR VALUE. Men's All Wool Black Cashmeere Sox, Men's Zealandia White Shirts, 3s lid. 3 pairs for 2s ; : Men's Zealandia Navy Drill Shirts, 3s 6d. Men*s Heavy Rib Wool Sox, lOd. M^n's Harvard Shirts, Is lid Men's Heavy Rib Ui lervests, Is lid. Men's Flannelette Shirts, Is lid. Men's Special Shet. Merino Undervests, Men's All Wool Trousers, 6s Bd. Is lid. ■ , M^n's Heavy Bedford Cords, 5s lid. Men's White Sweaters, 2s lid. Men's White Merino Vests, Is 3d. "KAIAPOL" j 2ETONE." Men's Tweed Trousers* 7s 3d. ' '"' • / Mfen's Suits, from 23s 9d; Boys' Sailor, Norfolk, and MelyiHe.Suits Hfavy Saddle Trousers, 10s 9d. "at equally Iqw prices, in Eaiapoi, Joys' Suits, size 3^at 7s lid. All Wool Tweeds and Sergey r - ' A. Suite to Measure, from £2 5s 6d j-i-t. - k i — - "THE X ASH." . . „ . ■ , " ' . 67 '<■'-; v TOILET SOAP; ~ BLACKLEG. C - G - TEEOTCO., ■"-. ; — Tke Pharmaey.lTeTr Hymontli, ' w^^ % okjl t o i 8 pr . HA YE arranged with a high-class London M | , House for the supply of n TOILET * ed to un a er take the Vaccination of KO AP for particular people, made of the *- • choicest ingredients. *.--.-. Cattle for Blackleg and Water Evil. - It is so entirely free, from injurious raateriadstbatone can useit withimpuaity v furt k er particulars apply to on tbe most delicate skm: Equal m quality ; F to many of the imported Soaps that sell • i I . ' , for three times the price It is nicely ; rntfCTTY Jgr fiO wrapped, and ddicately perfumed. „ ' { XHiEiil «UU , Id boxes, containing tbree cakes. -.1/6. : . Used and recommended 6y thW local pro- . New Plymouth, feasioa. j ; _ ' Just Opened— SEE OUR Jk • • ■"■ 1 > lll^i ?e? c m\l , "X LyJ £ m American Ideas WINDOW mJCSLm f 'j M ' l 'Viwl^ — AMERICAH BBITiSIi BOOTS AHO our prices BOOT AND SHOE CO. ■.«& ' - arethe /. /. . "••-".. --- 12. Iv . , / Inspection * Next Newtot King^s. i«m. —X. jSlJujx ~™* - - - ; ■ of thetown. v•' *: .- ' • v ' r«f S\ No one" pressed J ' J " - ; "" * I to buy. 'The most Up-to-date and jfeest Stocked Shop in New* Piy^ibutfi.. Repairs Neatly, Cheaply. ( aiip Promptly Executed. TE-BMS STRICTLY CASH Telephone 283. , _ ■ ' 'j ' . P. B.ROSS, Manager. Extract from 3ir George Groves' Dictionary of '" V jftugic and MusiciaiiJS, 1850 to 1880. HOPKIHSON. The grev^ter part of the pianoforte making of this country has centred in London, and the Firm of J. & "' 2T, HbpKinson — tKoagh founded and first carried on ' exclusively at -Leeds— cannot now be quoted as an exception. Mr John Hopkinson established his workshops in, Leeds in 1842, an<? removed them to-London in 1846. The warerooms were •at first in Solio Square, and were in. 1856 removed to Recent Street, where the business is now carried on. Mr Hopkinson patented a repetition action for a Graud Pianoforte in 1850, and in 1862 ho further patented : a Harmonic "Pedal,* producing the pefcave harmonics from the strings by contact, at the exact Half of'tfie vibrating length, of a very slender, strip of felt governed by a special pedal. The Firm gained high distinction at the Kxhi1 bitions ox 18^2 and 1878, at the latter the Great Gold Medal. - Mr John Hopkinson retired in 1869, leaving his brother, Mr 7am.es Hopkinson, the : first place in the business (A.J-H.) ; We are sole agents for the, above celebrated instrumentsCASH, OR ON EASY TBBM& The Colonial Piano Importing Co. Mext Railway Crossing, Devon Street, New Plymouth. I>. McKIKNOft BAIN, Manager Telephone 243. 'i

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