LIST OF LUCKY WINNERS, rts>fl ETfe I nr Tr A The Finest Blended Tea. We ar* I ■ il IIIILAL ILA ■ ■■IB I § I rflr Iru daily receiving letters praising the VVkir laGmlßß I kll I— —IHIMIWII ■■■■!■■— ll MM Mill II Will I quality. . . . , - l^lirr nai/iAiA r%A&ir>\iPi^ The Baking Powder which CHEF BAKING POWDER won ** L d in "mlmiiii hiiZiib ii ii hi Christchurph The Best Bakers all use " CHEF." Coupons. coupons.. MRS. W. MILLER, Newtown 234 £5 Brought forward 877 /3i MRS. J. BROWN, c/o Mrs. Adams, Petone ... 150 £5 MRS. J. BARLEY, G.P.0., Berhampore ... 4i £2' MRS. ROWSE, Senr., Petone .: 120 f.5 MRS. A. H. DUFF, Brooklyn 34 £2 . MRS, E. MULLIS, c/o Mrs. Adams, Petonte ... 107 £5 MRS. H. F. WHITLEY, Petone si £z MRS. A. STOKES, Petone * ... 70 £5 MRS, E. B. TAMPLIN, KUbirnie 29 £l MISS G. DOYLE, Norrnandale, Lower Hutt ... 58 £2 MRS. A. HEWSON. Petone 25 £i MISS WINNIE MITCHELL, Berhampore ...' 49 £2 MRS. HAMPTON, Island Bay 2i £2 ' MISS GRACE MITCHELL, Taita 46 £2 Master ERNEST IRONMONGER, Newtown /0 £2 MRS. H. MOULDER, Silverstream 45 £2 - ' ' 1079 £47 Carried forwasd 877 £33 5 Prizes, each £1. No Return. 1079 Coupons win £47, or lOd per coupon ; returned to purchasers. - . i \ Next Distribution 25th NOVEMBER, 1907, . when J3150 in Cash and Prizes . will toe aiira>ihl£i»tole. The highest number of sth, 6th, and 7th highest... FOUR SOVEREIGNS each Coupons will receive ...FIVE SOVEREIGNS Bth and 9th highest ...THREE SOVEREIGNS each 2nd, 3rd, and 4th highest FIVE SOVEREIGNS each loth highest 1 ■ TWO SOVEREIGNS 20 Prizes, each ONE SOVEREIGN. NO STOREKEEPER ALLOWED T6 COMPETE. ALL RETURN ING OVER 20 COUPONS will receive a Present of Tea Set, Dinner Se:, PJated Ware, &c, the least of which will be worth lOs to £1, Every Jib. tin of Tea, and large tin of " Chef " contains a coupon. ASK FOR GOLD LEAF TEA AND CHEF BAKING POWDER. SEE CONDITIQNS IN EVERY TIN. C. CARTER, Sole Agent. e231 . '
THE CHOICE OF THE MAJORITY. Suratura Tea is preferred by the majority of people- because of its superior qualities. The women in particular are very fond of Suratura, because it gives them every satisfaction. SURATURA TEA Is good tea and it is good tea all the time. It has that something which distinguishes it from all other teas. It is strong, rich and fragrant. Suratura is pure, honest Ceylon Tea and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas.RETAIL PRICES. ' Suratura A quality 1/6 per Ib. Suratura. B quality t/9 Suratura D quality 2/- „ Suratura X quality 2/4 Sold by all Storekeepers. ♦ „.,„.,„,, .,,, , ' + % FINE ?KUITY FLAVOUR. X » ♦ ; X Jam. • $. FAMED FOR THE <► £ Delicious Flavour \\ of Sunny Nelson's o JJ Luscious Fruits. . ]► TRY IT TO-DAY. | S. KIRKPATRICK& CO., | < > Limited 1 > ♦ NELSON, + J J " Where the Best Fruit Grows.' J J ■ PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP P . P P PHOENIX THICK PEEL P P P P Best Peel in the World. P P P P Every good cook insists on P P having this Eenowned P P Brand. P P . ' P P Sold only in Packets and P P Tins Branded: P P Phoenix Thick Lemon P P Phoenix Seville Orange P P Phoenix Large Citron P P Phoenix Mixed Peel P P v p P Ask for "PHOENIX." P P Look at the brand. Take P P no other. P E p P THE p. P PHOENIX COMPANY Ltd. P P Manufacturers, Dunedin. P P P PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP yyiLLIAM p TTJOEG, - PIANOFORTE & ORGAN TUNER AND REPAIRER, From Messrs J. and J. Hopkiwson, London, and formerly with Mr D. McKinnon Bain, New Plymouth. Address : Care of Mrs T. W. Wood, GILL STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH L Or Care of Mr C. Carter, Grocer, DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH HERALD «r BUDGET can always be obtained from J. S. Lister's! Omata Store. 4429 <
IT DOES NOT SCRATCH / Neither does it break ' and crumble away like other - kinds of sand soap. STAG" BRAND (Pumice Sand Soap) Is a sensible production, and will give you satisfaction. It lasts just twice as long as ' ordinary sand soap. You can use it with hot or cold water, and you will find it lathers as freely as ordinary soap. Wholesale.} IGILBERD & SONS, Wanganui. A POLITICIAN ! SPEAKS OUT. ; BY WIRELESS. Pmaunm'i Omoi. <• Dbab Gilmom, — Jut returned from Imperial Conference. Tatted nothing there to touoh your Aboadia Tba. Ereryone should hare it. Will try and get a bill through, making it oompnl* aory. Youri, JOE, Wellington. P.S. — Bend Masiey gome ; lor a lark.—J.W." P.B. He. A. •: - : ALL LIVE GROCERS j KEEP A*VeAB&22 .—. — - ( P. C. MOETOK!M OETOK ! VALUER, ACCOUNTANT, | AUDITOR, LAND AND ESTATE i AGENT, i I -Manager' of New Plymouth Savings Bank. igent for Mutual Life Association of Australasia and Imperial Insurance . Company. Interest, Rents, and Accounts Collected. OFFICES: BROUGHAM STREET, New Plymouth.
- j > TV "pATTIE A /^O., STOCK AND LAND AGENTS. SPLENDID AaRICULTURAL FARM , AND SHEEP RUN. 2220 ACRES, limestone formation rail in grass and cultivation exoept 200 acres valuable bush; all splendidly fenced, sheep proof; metalled roads; close to railway station; easy distance to good markets; beautiful climate; fine residence, with every convenience; wool-shed; 4 sets yards; concrete dip, stable, man's cottage, and several other outbuildings. This land grows grain and root crops splendidly, and is excellently adapted for fattening purposes. Price £6 per acre, including stock &rtd implements. ' A going concern. Absolutely the cheapest property in the market. 1790 ACRES Fine grazing run; 715 acres in grass, balance good bush; rich papa formation; well fenced and sub-divided into 14 paddocks; 2 houses, cowshed, shesp and cattle yards; a large portion level and undulating, balance hilly ; splendid carrying capacity. Price £5 per acre. Terms £1500 cash. L. PATTIE & CO. JUST L^MOJNO! Ex s.s "Athenic," NEW SHIPMENT OF BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEADS (BEST ENGLISH MAKE) Etc. STAIR & HALL CARPETS Also in Stock— A JFINE RANGE OF Toilet Ware, Linoleums and General House Furnishing*. • . E. DINGLE, CENTRAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Devon-street, New Plymouth. Crockerywars. Have you seen our display of crockeryware ? If not, call the next time you are in town. We shall.be pleased to show you a superb range of TOILET SETS. Many of them are lotf-priced, strong, and durable ; others are lovely patterns and newest styles, in fact, the acme of CHINA ART. Having bought a large consignment direct, we can sell them at right prices. C. CARTER, DEVON STREET, New Plymouth. .
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13536, 12 October 1907, Page 6
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1,056Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13536, 12 October 1907, Page 6
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