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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14012, 17 September 1909, Page 3

QUALITY BESOND QUMSTION: Prioe* Joat Right for the rro READY'-TO-WBAB WHITE COSTUMES WE ARE NOW SHOWING. - THEY ARE PRICED F«OM 10/ g TO 29/6 And Should Interest You. ONLY AT The Busy Cash Dropery ONLY AT The Busy Cash Drapery KING STREET EDUCATIONAL. pHETWODE SCHOOL, DEVON ST. WEST, NEW PLYMOUTH. Seaside Boarding and Day School for Girls. ' Principal, MISS STANFORD. THE Third Term will begin TUESDAY, September 21, 1909. Miss Stanford will be at Jhome to receive parents and guardians on MONDAY, September 20, from 3 till 4 p.m. ■ t ' • ©181 JOHif YOUNG, 'ARAKOEKOE," LIARDKT STREET. Candidates for all Examinations thoroughly ooachad. Tk|- US I C OtUDIO. MOUNT SDGBCOMBE ST. CHARLES HENRY ANDERSON, Lioentiate B.M. Dip— A. Mns. N.C.M. — Cert. T.S: - A. Gld. 8.C.0.C., £fedon. Subjects — HarmMy, Theory, and Orchestral lawxj * ' Practical— Pisnolortej Voioe\ Production, Deep Breathing and Singing. Violiii, Mandbliaet'etc., wood-wind and brass instruments. ~ - Juvenile Olaasea lor Violin and Mandoline of not 'moire than four atadents* in each class, easy terms; instruments prbvided for cash or terms. Oarionet Clisses upon similar line* as tbe above for young men. For terms, eto., apply at the Studio, Mount Edgecombe- pt. (three minute* from PostOrfice}. d 448 MISS S. B. BAKEK, TYEISTt "Brookside," Carrington Road (seoon house froni Pendarvea St.). reacher of Shorthand And Typewriting. Terms oirvi^BieiSSn. telephone 180. MISCELLANEOUS. BEtT O^rVIHABLE YET! /*HAT? STATE, TAUPIRI, MOKAU, AND WESTPQRT COALS. All kept in stock. :Also FIREWOOD AND COKE At Lowest Current Rates '• * From PENMAN AND BOSWELL. 'Phone 342. Corner Devon and Dawson Street* Fine Feathers Make jsss^Fine Birds.^^ in Well dressed men and women n are just as particular about the n appearance of their foot-wear H as they are of their clothes. At If you would have your boots X faultlessly polished try DURM BAR English Boot Polish in H black or brown. [tl DURBAR not only shines n your shoes to perfection but it Al waterproofs and preserves the m leather. Children's boots last M a deal longer if polished with « DURBAR:- this v because of |tt its leathet-preserving qualities. It Sold Dy> all -grocers and shoe ill stores at ' if 1R 3d, Id, Is. (I THE KIND YOU NEED. {{ 111 A^-^^^WJV 1 L***f^4 111 1 \ iiflSß^lßßl^^^^^^^B^nSLw^ BmNSMEAD PIANOS. Wtat <yu GOUNOD Say*:— These «sMllent pianos merit the approbation of all artists, as the tone is full «* well as sustained, and the touch is of perfect ovenness throughout its entire' range. Answers io^every requirement of the pianist.' „ H. COLLIER AND Go. are sole agents. CHAPPELL PIANOS. What Dr. STHAUSS says:— I consider the' tone of a remarkably sweet and sympa^hetio quality, and of an unusual sustaining power; the touch very responsive and light. H. COLLIER AND CO. ARE SOLE AGENTS. WANGANUI/ and DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. EXCHANGE MART REPORT. NEW STOCK ARRIVED. Linoleum, Oilcloth, Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Kapoc, Choirs, Conches, Duchess Chest, Carpets, Sideboards. Mats, Rugs, Tables, etc. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE THE HOME LOOK NEW By exchanging your old Furniture for some of our new selected stock at the NEW AND SECOND-HAND EXCHANGE MART. f NOTE.— Estimates given for 411 kiuds of work. T. PETTY. FIVE handkerchiefs used to-day! ,uid still require more I Cold in the Load "NAZOL" P It will s\iTi»jjc you how quickly you will get roller. Two dio;>s on loaf sugar, and two or tluce d :<••>% rubbed into the palm of the hand nrd inhaled through tho nostrils for a t. >v minutes will give immediate *-cl.. f "NAZOL" is sold by Cltonmts ,ijid Stores at Is 6d per bottjp containing 60 dose* g ,