Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13673, 11 April 1908, Page 6

£800 V FOR ONE WEEK THIS SUM BUYS ' , / ACRES PERFECTLY. LEVEL LAND, WITH 9-ROOM HOUSE, STABLE* r DAIRY, AND <, ?J - OTHER OUTBUILDINGS; SITUATED ON " ♦ HIGH GROUND COMMANDING X LOVELY { VIEW i WITHIN ONE MILE QJ? POST * OFFICE; CORNER SECTION; WOULD CUT. I ' "" , UP WELL* OR WILL SELL 3 ACRES AND I HOUSE FOR £600. THIS IS AN EXCEP- \ a ! ~ TIONAL GHANCE TO SECURE AN IDEAL s :. .1 ' i. . , " HOME AT A LOW PRICE. GOOD TERMS. , t/f J. W, WILSON, |; EG MONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. | , ■♦■»♦■»■»■»■♦♦.♦♦♦■♦■♦ <.» * ♦ » ♦,♦ ■»♦♦♦■»♦♦'♦♦*»♦♦»♦<»♦ "t ' : " ANNUAL CLEARING SA^E FOR ONE MONTH ONtY , ' „ ;' BICYCLE GOODS- U SOME OF OUR KNOCK-DOWN PRICES: Rolls 7 ; ; Is. 3d. Mudguards sa. '" Brakes {rim) ss.' Outfits .: \ 50. Hrakos <rollor) 7s. 6d. Zj Oilcaus ;.: t m. Carfcldo :.' / * Bd. Z' Pumps ). Chains 6s. 6d. o Saddles :. \...1... 7VRc|, Chain' Lubricant • sd. 3- SaddleCorers \ „ lsi 3d.. Handle Gripfs per pair, Is. w , Toe Clips '..'. c.,,. Is. 4. Handle Bars ss. 6d. < Toe Strapsf .* Xsi M. Lamps (oil) 1 '. » • o rj^.^ 6d. r los., 14s:ifcL 3s. 6d.,. 6s. 6<]., 7s. 6d., 10s. special oc Tubes 4s. Da;., L&mps <acetvleno gas) P Vaseline .. 6&> 55., 6s. 6d., 7s. 6d. specia) "" Wrenchos .'. 6d.,'ls; 3^i. Oil and Oilcan ...\ Bd. '. , :t \ REYNOLD'S Cycle & Sports D^pot3 109. ' ) OfeVON-STREET. '

W■' ,Mk ■ W iR' : " ipVVE' ' GUARANTEED RUST-PROOF , **■ COBSETS LEAD THE WORLD- • ' FOB DURABILITY, *** And are right *** qhead of /^IOMFORTi *** everything %U ' *** for (^RAQE, • *** .value. •■" • . They, lend a chjirm to the maid, im r prove and support )a mature figure, j "give comfort and shape to age; made $0 fit positively every style of figure : from <3s lid nair to 15s 6d. . .' HERBERT'S UP TO DATE, : I DEVQN ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. 1 < ' 1 1 I, 11 1 '■' f . IT'S GOOD TO EAT FROM APRIL TO JUNE. Baked Apples and Custard. Stowed Prunes and .Custard.v .Stewed Apricots and Custard.. Preserved Pineapple and Custard. EDMONDS' Custards. Good for Children. Ask your grocer for it. fir us Aul&brook's Chocolates Have the delicious natural flavour, because they are made of materials that are choice and pure. EVERYBODY LIKEB THEM BECAUSE they taste do good. Our knowledge of how to combine flavours pi a delicious harmony is one secret of their popu- ;U larity. There are no discordant combinations. Every chocolate tastes right. BECAUSE they can be eaten freely. They are Nature's pure products, Just as she grew them, for this reason they are wholesome, digestible, and nourishing. TRY OUR 1 Ice-Cream Drops. Chocolate Sponge. Chocolate Dates. Chocolate Figs. Chocolate Prunes. Chocolate Almonds. Chocolate Walnuts. d-| ■— ftj

WRY WE ' k AOVERTISfe-f ;j . SotAe people say if ;btir Sand ; : Soap is as good as yr& say nt > is, why. do we spen'4 money » ; on advertising it ? \t sh nild ' sell itself. In the fir-t plip it v does, but if it was not ' good, - SAND SOAP v ' / (^tag-B'raodjJ ' I' where woiild we profit by ' advertising it ? A .m^ritqpous produce is the only one . t V that cfein be advertised suq- . cessfolly. We want you togive our Sand $oap a trial — you shall be the judge. We will abide by your decision. ;. Tliat shows you what faith -, we have in what your verdict * will be. I Manufacturer*: : , J. B. GILBERg^SONS, LTD., 1 WaJnoakxti. V* Pin "^SJf Your Faith I BONNINCTON'S] ; CARRA6EE* j I IRISH MOSS I |0 Thert b «o refMdjr whkA*««f«i| I coughs and colds so quicktjr «mI I ■ effectively if Bonninfton's IriAl I Mos»»Cke cure which is being cpft* I ■ I MaotljrdnHaiie4h«tbit mm beta I '. I ' - ■ '" ' I Mr. Wm. Ctrter, MaUura, *met<~ J I ?'l am etttMrf t» bear tewMwny f# ■ ■' fOut «xcwlent «o*gh tfH«tur»* * jPw »', ■ ; ■ cured of a<M4coofh and c*ld abMtrtfir. m I fall of the year. Your Itftft; f^cm hrn ■ I proved in our Jioaae a valwable ftiepl ■ I I have mnrb p!ea«ore in ttt6am*t>iing m ' ) I it to alt who mar be ***!* *** O* M ■ I cold»orioftt«Ma." ■ I mraiE sutSTirros. I I Tell your Retafier nun yoo w»nr'l IBONNINGTONS IRISH MOSS ■ other* V GARTER'S BEST TEA Is a lovely, tij>py, hill-grown, Darjeeling Orange Pekoe. A t tea so high in quality that it \ is rarely met with. A tea * that will delight tho heart of „ ' . the connoisseur "and is an " ) ideal afternoon tea for the * ladies; it also possesses a tea quality' that is so coveted by 'ii the tea taster. A tea that is sure to please. ' ■ taquor Rich iij colour. Aroma....... Very fragrant. Body Ifull flavoured. . These qualities are combined in the highest degree in Carter's best tea, and while it is a little higher in price than the low grade teas, it is much better worth buying. The supply is only very limited, therefore we advise early purchases. C. CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER, NEW PLYMOUTH.