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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143647, 15 November 1911, Page 8

Study These Pictures I These illustrations are fait Mu 1 Jj copies of original honest photo- | graphs taken by Mr. H. H. | Cliksohd, Photographer, Christ- I church. I Don’t ho Misled by Catchy MvorHscmenta / THIS IS WHAT Bflee’s Bepenßraiar DOES! I Price, 3/6. Special Strength, 5,6, SB* THE (IEOTINE I'UOTOOBAPHS | OP CUEES. I BRICE’S PREPRATIONS are obtainable from A. E. SYKES, Distributing Agent, Now Plymouth, where Photographs of Cures o an be seen. | From Ceylon THE TEA THAT , SUITS ALL TASTES I I Stand Out’Teal OATINA Is the ideal breakfast food. There is health and vigour in every grain of it. There Is not a grain of impurity in a ton of it. There is not in the world any other preparation of rolled oats “ just as good.” The finest cereal food the' ages have produced is OATINA V.IS j W. P. Nicoll W. H. Rowe bee-keepin£ is a profitable business and an interesting hijbby. We are agents for. the ALLIANCE BOX COMPANY’S Bee Supplies, and have a large ■ stock on hand. Call or write for information.' Wi. ROWE, King and Brougham Streets, NEW PLYMOUTH. K” JAM Earns its place on Your Table if only by reason of its EXCEPTIONAL Purity and APPETISING Flavour. TO STAND THE SEASON at NGAERE and travel Inglewood and New Plymouth districts, THE FASHIONABLY BRED TROTTING STALLION, t( jgARON J} ” Sire, “Rothschild.” Dam, “Calais.”. Terms: Throe guineas season, payable on or before January 1, 1912. An offer of £IOO was refused this season for one of “Baron D.’s” gets. Visits Inglewood every Monday and ■Wednesday, and Jury’s White Hart Stables, Now Plymouth, every Tuesday. For further particulars app)y_ to D. HYNDMAN, Owner, or D. Withers, Stud Groom. c 604 HERALD OFFICE for‘Good Printing at Short Notice.