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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12865, 25 May 1905, Page 8

Mr John (Moss, of Onehunga, writes at immense leng-th upon, "TLe Bvolution of Socialism." , "We really capnot find room for the letter, the burden of which appears to be that "the applied principles of scientific religion are the infallible panacea for the whole host of evils whioh are to J day cursing tho earth.'' Those principles, ho says, are to be found "in tthe pages of tho great and grand Bible of the universe, which convoys a s'lvbli'iTVO message of hope, of ehoer, and of comfort to all when understood. 5 '

Egg Powder 6d tins, a capital substitute for eggs, in cakes, pastry, pancakes. Sold everywhere. Tucker's.— Advt.

FOOTBALLS ! FOOTBALLS ! Boxing- Gloves, and Hockey Sticks. Try the Morel McKonzie pipes for wet smokers, supplied with cartridges to be replaced when required. This pipe is highly recommended by Sir Morel McKenzie, the great throat doctor. A great sale for same with prices very moderate. Obtainable from J. AVERT, Wholesale and Kotail Tobacconist.— • Advt.

W JENKINSON & CO., Garriage Builders. Lamps. Lamps. Lamps. Have landed, 100 Pairs Carriage Lamps. Prices from 15s per pair. We have a varied stock of Vehicles. Gigs from £12. We also keep a stock of HARNESS. Buggy Harness from £4 10s. SECONDHAND VEHICLES. 1 Strong Express, with side seats, £25. 1 "Double-seated Buggy, £8. 1 Single-seated Buggy, with hood, £20. 1 Single-seated Buggy, £10. 1 Light Spring Trap, £9. 1 Sulky, £7. Repairs and Painting at Reasonable Rates, Show Room: Devon Street, and at „ „ McLean Street, Waitaraj Telephone 121. your" umbrella Why not Save the 22£ per cent. Duty on Imported Ones ? BESTPORD'S Locally-made Umbrellas Defy Competition. BEST MATERIALS 1 BEST WOEKMANSHIP ! BEST VALUE i Well Aatorted Stock of SUNSHADES *md GOVEBS, iT J, BESTFORD'S, DEVON STREET EAST.

ROYAL MAIL COACHES. SEW PLYMOUTH TO OPUNAKIs DAILY. 1" EAVEB New Plymouth Post Offi j* _J at 9.80 a.m.; Omata, 10.10; Oakura, 10.55; Tataraimaka, 11.45 p.m ; Okato, 12.25 ; Puniho, 1.0 ; Warea, 1.15 . Pungarehu, 2.0 ; Rahotu, 2.30 ; Oaonui,! 3.15 ; Opnnake, arrive 4 p.m. j Leave Opunake daily at 6.80 a.m. ; Oaonui, 7.15 ; Rahotu, 8.0 ; Pungarehu, 3.45; Warea, 9.15; Puuiho, 9.35 ; Okato, L 0.15 ; Tataraimaka, 10.50 ; Oakura 11.50 ; Omata, 12.30 p.m. ; New Ply mouth, arrive 1 p.m Through Fares : Single, 10s \ X* burn, 17s. All parcels to be delivered at Booking Offices half-an-hour before time 01 leaving. All fares and parcels to be prepak md TICKET OBTAINED FOR SUCH. Flyinonth Agent & Booking Office John Mynott, Currie-street. Coach leaves Mynott's at 9 a.m. Opunaise : •Viiddleton's Hotel (O'Mear«). T. P. HUGHSON* Proprietor, lihotn, April 80, 1904. FOR SALE.-KAWHIA, 1/\f\ i \ ACRES, limestone, foreai, L ' ' ** ' * undulating and hilly, about oae-tEird unimproved, good •vhare, tencing, etc., carrying three cheep to an acre. Sheep, cattle and horses. Good waggon road to door ; 6 miles from township and Post Office, 20 from railway and harbouv ; creamery site opposite. Docked 87 per cent lamb b las* docking. Owner in bad health and must sell. Title L.I.P. ; rent, lOd an acre. Price, £1250. Easy terms arranged. This property will incrov-we 100 per cent, in value within three years.— Apply to H. CHEEB, *317 Mairoa & Te Kuitl,