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Taranaki Herald, Volume III, Issue 115, 11 October 1854, Page 2

EX JOSEPH FLETCHER. J& M. CARRICK beg to inform the « inhabitants of New Plymouth that they have on Sale-— I Pit saw Files Double Lunett Watch Glasses English do Patent , ' do Common do Watch Keys Albert Chains— with keys do sorted 9 1 pieces Paper Hangings Lucifer Ma! ches— Scissors Pocket Knives— Saw Sets— Augers ——000"—— Also, expected ex Monarch — Fine Cognac Brandy English Gin (Old Tom) Sherry Wine Pit Saws — ditto Files Gullelling Files Cross cut Saws Time Pieces— Tea Kettles American Axes — Window Glass FOM SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, I^EAS, sugars, coffee, arrowroot, sago, ■ oatmeal, cvi rants, raisins, dried iipples, sauces, salad oil, pepper, allspice, nutmegs, brown soap, toilet soap, starch, candles, pilotco.it*, vests, black cloth irowsers, corduroy, Molesliin, and duck trowsers, blue shins, white and striped shirts, merino shirts and drawers, woollen and coilon -lockings and socks of all sizes, serge drawers, black (clt hats, cloth caps, litma woollrn and Paisley shawls, children's hats and dresses, turnovers, poplin dresses, figured and plain Circassians, bicycle anil coloured couburgs, coloured alpacas, black and coloured silk handkerchiefs, bonnet and cop ribbons, black kid, white Bilk, black silk and thread gloves, block and grey hollnnd, rolled jaconets, white cotton biaids, Chinese cloth, Chineic matting, fancy tweedn, fancy vest pieces, black, while, and coloured tule, bnrcge and muslin dresies, piints, colicos, bluo flannel, blue drilling, braces, and body belts, lady's night gowns and caps, stoyi pencils, carpenter's pencils, Eubank's nails, wrought iron butt hinges, chest locks, stoneware, and a select assortment of booki for all readers, plain and fancy stationery, parsnip, parsley, and carrot seed, &c, Fine Flour warranted, 355. per 100 lbt. Seconds, 30s. per 100 Ibi. William Ghat, Agent for Hollowgy's celebrated Pillit and Ointment [ADVBIITiaBMENT] TO THB EDITOIt OF THB "TARANAKI HHRALB." Sm— l havo been informed that an acoidentil circumstance — the delivery of a wrong parcel to me —has been charged as an offence against Mr. D. Bishop. I wish to state that the whble is a mistake. Mr- Footc delivered a wrong parcel to mo by mistake which was returned immediately the error wai diicoverod, and that Mr. Bishop ie altogether blamoleia in the matter. Richard Rtjndlb.