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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14133, 12 February 1910, Page 7

late wawteds. JDST opened at Pollow’s —Ladies' Bhtluug Costumes. ..-U WANTED— Strong Youth for delivery cart. Apply sharp.- 1 M‘Neill’s Store. “ a 44 EDUCATIONAL. JOHN YOUNG, “ARAKOEKOE,” LIARDET STREET. Candidates for all Examinations thoroughly eoaehbd. QEOKGE jJEIUIERT Teacher cf Mug ic, ; -■ Shorthand and Typewriting,:^. Devon Street East, N gw, Plymouth, Resumes Tuition A ll ; 1 MONDAY, JAN 24. Inglewood visited MONDAYS. ” 433 M ew Zealand examination : COLLEGE. EXPERT CORRESPONDENCE I (JITION. A .MASTER OF ARTS, occupying 0 Y“3l. high educational position: and sometime Examiner; to the Uidyprsitjy),: will take a limited - number of pupils for MATRICULATION, CIVIL SERVICE and: .DEGREES. Full particulars on application. Specimen papers sent if AD DRESS: Iff Tabernacle Buildings, AUCKLAND. 422 /TTORNWALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC, \J Devon Street - West. ■. "mp:. 11/fR- FRANCIS CORNWALL lYi. (Principal), Specialist >n Voice Placing and" Singing; also Elementary ■■■>:•■ ana Advanced Tuition of-Violin f Piano, Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo, etc. Concession to two or motet of .: a . family.: .■ ■ Terms moderate. Concert engagements undertaken. Visits Inglewood every MONDAY. Mr. Cornwall will receive ‘ntending pupils ou and ; after SATURDAY*;. : January 22. , 870 MISS S. R. BAKER. - TYPIST. Teacher of Shoithand and -Typewriting: :: Terms on application. Telephone 133 “Brooksidc,” Carrington Road (second house from Pendarvcs St.). RELIGIOUS GOODS STATUARY, BOOKS, Etc,, WE HAVE A SPLENDID v ASSORTMENT OF STATUARY JUST TO * HAND FROM ONE OF THE LEADING STUDIOS OF EUROPE. STATUARY-8/.-, 9/-. 23/-. 37/6, £5 10/, and £8 10/-, according to size. AIV subjects. 1 i > BOOKS —A largo assortment of Church , literature and prayer books 1 jasfcopenedi'f; 1 PRAYER BOOKS—Bd, I/-. 1/6. 2/-.,3/6 . 5/ 7/6, 10/-V* 13/.T 20/-, ; . binding. 'Many of them are beautifully bound in ivory, morocco,' and silver. Child’s Picture prayer Books,-beautifully " illustrated :-2/r;i'3/-'. i iahd.:B/Adi|&nit l |i|k; ; !s Catholic Hymn Books—l/- and 2/3 dozen. ‘■RirocßiM-Hymaßdoks; no music, 1/6; with : 1 music, -1/6 each, , , i " Mary Immaculate,” 1/9 each. ,t - Bible Pictures, 9d and 1)3 each, i'' .< , : Splendid for Children’s Prizes. , 1 r !■; | Simple 1 prayers, 1/3 dozen, cloth backed;'” gilt/4/6 dozen, t , r j I ROSARIES—2d each to 20/Holy Pictures/suitable, for Prayer Books, I Id each to 1/-each. A Medals of every description from ld to 20/- . for gold. Crosses in aluminium, silver, and gold. Prices on application. ; ’ t ' t ~ ALL THESE GOODS ARE QUOTED POSTAGE PAID TO ANY PART OF THE DOMINION. WALTER F. DARBY, IMPORTER, AUCKLAND. MIXO N AN D R Y N T, ENGINEERS, HAVE REMOVED to premises, later/, ly occupied by Nixon and Newton, Gill Street. New Plymouth (next Foresters’ Hall). l , . './A V. AAaA'*:; ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY,, ETC., OVERHAULED AND REPAIRED. E S TIM ATE S GIVE N. OIL ENGINE and MOTOR CAR. WORK A SPECIALTY. 9SO TARANAKI /JLUD. AUTUMN MEETING. : WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10 AND 3-, 1910. CHARGES FOR ADMISSION. GATE: 1 ' 8. 11. Foot Passengers -2! : 0 Horsemen 3 1 ‘0 Vehicles (including drivers).-....., 3, 0 Ladies and Children Free GRANDSTAND AND SADDLING PADDOCK: 8. Cl. For Gentlemen ]0 0 For Ladies o V) Children under 12, including babies 2 (i DELAYED TRAINS. EXCURSION FARES. E. P. WEBSTER, , ■ , Secretary/:,1,.