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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12204, 3 March 1903, Page 7

BOYS' CLOTHING :^'^W&W&k '- SPECEALITY. < • j \^£ .SZ? *'!$&$&& Vf^ETY Recognised as tlie Cheapest House in town to Iniy Men's and Boys' — r-C^rthin^ and Mercery. ; / : dall and see pw ms* {•"Pfttojoie <f Siiits at 23/6. ' Hkve ytotl seeriou* "Ze*Tandik r ' r | WHITE' j&IRTB lid,? ). ■'."• J3uits^ made xta J^e^ #pm 45s 6d. ( We dmf.t%o^:s^^M our qbote;are always at l^,u-/ J ■,",^' y %^\tie&potifc prices: - '';"';" ;' , . . ■ A capital cUlectlfOn^fg'^- 1 ]^;;: I'A^'l.-'V--^ - ON VIEW. : - '■ '" \^.^- ,"^..- J ,»■*,*■ ■-■„j;,. T ;.^ f«oW Y^' ! '..' " -', *- ' •• ':- -- S.E S-/: O WRi r-W-I-'N DiO;W Stosvif- ■ ;- • . \■ ~ * - ' ; . ,-^ . . ,[„,. >-w; -^ ■?;». : / <->?»! i^jbivlfc^np j . '"' - •" We ihaKe a leadina, Hne oi; „ v r > -,-". :. -, --^ £3i .-.. i ::ffJTOf4O iHVite YQUT inSpOCtlOlJ. , 1 f. . -{-.......j i-;..i-.0-- / -^^-' f W^^ .•Vmv..,. a»i-^*5U .-«(?». v -/' bi b - TEtfl^ CO., i*•,i '*•', \ — 1 House for the'WVof a TOILB-C | g^fc un derteke the Tacoination of SOAP fqr.particuTar people/made of the j > . , „, , / choicest iflgredients:^'. : ;^ t cktUe^ for Blackleg and W ater Evil. It is so entirely, free from injurious ( - w - ° _\ . materialsthatone<^usettwithMpTmity apply to onthe?iiqstaeUcateskin, Equal in qnahty w „ . • , - - to many of tte imported. Soaps that-sell f.' :V U „ . . - for three timea the, pfictf «*» j r V rntncin %• f!O / wrapped, and deUcateirpwfumecb • " ,; v , . i.*"^ •WV , y r , Th boxes;' containing three cakes, 1/6. ) ; „ , wi Ml «i« i Used and.recommendedbv the local pro- i > - * New Plympjttn. fesßion. ~ / ' {'"-.-,., • ' ' . * ' , JusVOpened-n : ' •WINDOW-," ":i" :i niJtoJ' " \.V—e^ ; - m . our S boo^ &ko; $p co^ :^ m « + r> Next ? °*' limited. — TALK— ■ • •-_•■ •■ r. v,"\ ■,- .- - ; .-^ of the town.. ;' ; ' ;. . j; ; Jj^ S..♦ -i ..- , l . .-■>-- K» , one b pr 6Bß^ ■ . "..:.,/.;• .\ ■' i •::-;/-" c-e -' '' 'J,"' . to .v. vy * The most^^ Up-to-date kM Be^t Stocked Shop in ; ifewi Plymouth. a Repairs Neatly,' Cheaply, |md iPromptly Execdted. \; :: y t e r Ms ; s ttjiotly. . c as h Telephone l?i ... 1. ?:V'-. ; ';~' *! ' " B. ESSSV Manager.^. , •'•'v --^ • ; , •. .-•■'.- f " / •" Fitertt '^ir Geor^royes' Ittctionary^f Mnsi'j *nd Musicians^Sj^tol^SQ., , . , HOPKINSON. ! : -' ; " :i: i V.: : v rphe part of the pianoforte, ma^i^^of this country ha^ centred in Loncldn, and the Krm of J.^& J Hopkinson— though founded and first carried on „. -,: . ' esplusively ,at .^eed^—cj^mok now be quoted as -an ' ? - ' exception.' v> 4 .. „ . ,i_ L- Mr John Hopkinson estobhshea h^ workshops a ' l O/ie^ds-^in 1842,n^/oremoved ? theni to London in 1846. cC 1/ v T^e waVerb6tnV¥eire l '^& firsi in Sphp Sqware, and were in 1856 removed to Regent Street, where the business is n<>w carried on. Hopkinson patented , a repetition action for a Grand Pianoforte in 1850, .and - -' ' in 1862 he further pasented^ Harmonic "PedaJ, producing the, octave harnJonicsJrom the strings by contact, at the .exact halt of the vibrating length, of a .■ veryslenderstrip.of felt governed by a special pedal. The Firm gainedliigh distiniciion at the Exhi- , ' t bitionsor.lß62 and 1878, at the latter the Great ; Gold Medal. ; an . .' ' f ' Mr John Hopkinson retired in 1869, leaving his brother, Mr, James Hopkinson, the first place in the ; t „, business "j(A^"}a.),,,. -> , % \ % " % ■ We are sole ag\rtis\ for the above celebrated, instruments- ..--.'• % OR ON (EASY TERMS. "j TheCoioniaiMaio^ ".:«.., JVext ftcdlivay {Crossing, iDevon ISftrp^ New 1 Plymouth. ' * •■'-' -' ■ • " "'-'D^tacKiWOtf BA^^nager.,,/,, ,-,-.; Telephone 243,. .' . , * .