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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13635, 14 April 1908, Page 6

£800 ! FOR ONE WEEK THIS StJM WILL BUY 6 ! / ACRES PERFECTLY LEVEL LAND, WITH 9-ROOM HOI^SE, STABLE, DAIRY, AND OTHER OUTBUILDINGS; SITUATED ON I HIGH GROUND COMMANDING A LOVELY VIP2W; WITHIN ONE MILE OF POST OFFICE; CORNER SECTION; WOULD CUT I Ui> WELL. OR WILL SELL 3 ACRES AND HOUSE FOR £600. THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE TO SECURE ,AN IDEAL i HOME AT A LOW PRICE. GOOD TERMS. : j. w, Wilson, ; v I . If' ECWIONT STREET, NEW PLYRftOUTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY - BICYCLE GOODS. , SOME OF OUR K<VOCK-DOWN PRICED i v h , j \ ' . r•' .'(■,. Bells .., Is. 3d. Mudguards ;ss.- - Brakes (rim)- ss. .- Outfits „.' Brakes (roller) 7s. 6d. S 1 Oilcans - H Carbide '. Btl. 2 I'umps 2s. f . Chains r Gs. 6d. Saddles .". 7s. g§*^Ohain Lubricant ..:.... sd. -• Saddle Co vora-<. Is. BjJ. '. Jiandle (irips per pair, Is. v> r i|oo Clips Is. ; Handlo Bars ..: '6s. Cd. < Toe Straps ls-~fg-Larnpd (oil) * ° Tyres 7s. Cd., 105.,!145 f 63. 3s. Gd., Gs. Gd., 7k. Go 1 ., 10s. spceial jet Tnl>es' *:...■ .' 4s. (3d. Lamps (aentyleno gas) • p Vaseline '. '■• 63- , r>s. % Cs. (xl., 7s. Gd. special "* Wrenches (kl., Is. 8d-Many-use Oil and Oilcan ... &L . , , rT ,' ' REYPiOLD'S Cycle & Sports Deppf? 'PITONK 109. " n^VON.STftfeET; ""V

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It WHY WE ADVERTISE— Some people say if our Sapd Soap ;s as good as we sajr i$ „ is, why do we spend money. < on advertising it ? <It shoaid, • > sell itself. In the first place . , it does, but if it w^s not ■ good i SAND SOAP (Stag Brand), ' •' where would we projit by advertising it ? A meritori- -;< bus product is the only oneV that can be advertised sue- \ cessfully. We want you to' • give our $and Soap a trial — ' you shall be the judge; We ~ will abide by your decision. That shows you what faith ' ; we have m what your vei diet will be. i . Manufacturers: 1 J. B. GILBERD & SONS, LTD., I „ Wanqaniti. . -' > The Standard Cough ' Remedy for forty>five Years. I, It Is \ /' dangerous to \ ' / trifle with a cold, \ / for, if neglected, \ / serious 'trouble maj \ - / set in. KeepabotUeof \ /Bonninctow'sV ( CARRAGEEN / \lfilSH MOSS/ \ in the house. ThenyjjuA * >, \ will have at hahd m f »' 1 •^ \ remedy that will/ , \ quickly cure all / \ throat and lung/ \ affections. Ir ' " - # , REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Insist on BONNINGTOITS Irish Moss, the Standard CraA Rem*djr. It his stood the test for over forty-Are years. , 2 CARTER'S BEST TEA ' •■ Is a lovely, tippy, lull-grown ' Darjeeling Orange Pekoe. A - ' tea so high in quality that it ; • t is rarely met with. A tea that will delight the heart of the connoisseur and is an .ideal afternoon tea for the ladies; jt also possesses a tea quality .mat is so coveted by , tho tsa taster. A tea that .- is sure to please. ; Liquor. Rich in colour. Aroma Very fragrant. Body Full flavoured. These dualities are combined in the highest degree in Carter's best tea, and wbjle it is a tittle higher in ' price .-, than the low grade teas, it • ; is much better worth buying. ■ Tlio sttpply is only * very limited, therefore we advise ' oarly purchases. C. CARTER, Tflß PEOPLE'S GROCER, C '

w ■ ,#% w\( A W ' A !» N IlliwNA, -N ."■ 5... ' JrmljlM $ : GUARANTEED RUST-PROOI* **> CORSETS LEAD TflE WORLD j FOB DURABILITY, *** And are right **♦ ahead of -T^OMFORT, *** everything {j *** for rN RACE, • ' *** value. , j They lend a' charm to the maid, imi prove and support a mature figure, give comfort aM shape to age j , „' made to fit positively every style ,{, { of tfgure!; trbm .«s lid n&it- to _ 15s 6d. ■ ' j HERBERT'S UP TO DATE, , DEVQN ST., IJEW PLYMOUTH. IT'S GOOD TO EAT FROM - APRIL TO JUNE. Baked Apples and Custard. Stowed Prunes and Custard. Stewed Apricots and Custard. Preserved Pineapple and Custard. , EDMONDS' Custards. Good for Children. ! Ask your grocer for it. ' Aulsebrook's Chocolates ' H'iive the delicious natural flavour, because they are made of materials that are choice and pure. EVERYBODY LIKES THEM BECAUSE they taste so good. Our knowledge of . now to combine flavour* k in a delicious harmony is one secret of their popu- r larity. There are no discordant Every chocolate tastes I riffht. I BECAUSE they can be I .eaten freely. They are/ ' ! I Nature's pure products* J , r B just as she grew them. ■ For this reason they are ■ wholesome, ' digest ihlo, n mid nourishing. ' i TRY OUR B Ice-Cream Drops. R Chocolate Sponge. ■ Chocolate Dates. ■-■■ H Chocolate Figs. . ", . ■ Chocoiate Prunes. a Chocolate Almonds. B Chocolate Walnuts.